Socialist to English Dictionary
by Mark Gilmore
As it is critical to know our enemies, Real Americans must familiarize themselves with the language of the socialists among us, most of whom call themselves “liberals.”
Hence, I offer these entries from the “Socialist –>English” dictionary:
- Loophole:
- A remaining freedom yet to be eliminated
- Objective:
- A socialistic perspective
- Bipartisan:
- Multi-party support for a socialistic cause
- Truth:
- Any belief with furthers the cause of socialism
- Fact:
- Any belief commonly held by socialists
- Idealogue:
- Someone who believes in something
- Narrow-minded:
- Basing one’s opinions exclusively on facts and reason,
without regard to “feelings” or consensus - Extremist:
- One who will not compromise on everything
- Fiasco:
- Any murderous act committed by a govt agency
(e.g. “Waco and Ruby Ridge were ‘fiascos’.”) - Terrorist:
- One who will shoot back during a “fiasco”
- Assault weapon:
- Any weapon which might be effective in defending
oneself against a “fiasco” - Hate:
- The conveyance of “inconvenient” facts which could
impede the progress of socialism - Peace:
- The absence of resistance to socialism
- Freedom:
- The ability to live in any manner approved by those in
power - Slavery:
- The INability to live off the labor of others
- Sensible:
- Socialist
- Reasonable:
- Socialist
- Liberal:
- Socialist
- Progressive:
- Socialist
- Moderate:
- Tentative socialist
- Democracy:
- Socialism via majority (mob) rule
- Crime:
- A violation of law committed by a patriot
- Mistake:
- A violation of law committed by a socialist
- Murderer:
- A private citizen who takes the life of an innocent(s)
- Hostage Rescuer:
- A federal agent who takes the life of an innocent(s)
- Fishing Expedition:
- A criminal investigation of a socialist
- Liberal Intellectual:
- Mythical figure (akin to “intelligent chicken”)
- Moving forward:
- Proceding towards socialism
This originally appeared in the
March 23, 2000 issue of the Sierra Times
© copyright 2000 – SierraTimes.com
