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Fun:Schlafly Quote Generator

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"Anonymous User" (specialty not in breast cancer), you need to open your mind to be productive. I've managed to read your rants and you rely on hearsay, judges laugh at hearsay, so whether you admit it or not, I can tell you're trying to spread socialist propaganda. Furthermore, you are in denial that winning in Iraq stops moral relativism. I repeat: you need to write a book, fast, before you read any more. By the way, note how few liberals take the World History Midterm Exam. Being a liberal means merely pretending to be smarter, and it doesn't help that strategy to display one's actual knowledge. --Aschlafly 19:00, 22 April 2025 (UTC)

Explanation[edit]

The above is constructed almost entirely from things Andrew Schlafly has actually said in his postings at Conservapedia. We made up maybe 1% of them to get the thing going and to test grammar issues, but they're representative and you can spot them — they're usually the less insane sounding ones. And lest you question the accuracy of this infernal device, it passes the Turing Test (or perhaps Andy fails it; we're not sure).

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