–activist atheism n : the social movement based on the beliefs that God does not exist and the worship of God is unvirtuous.
–Americanism n : the traditional American worldview
–character archetype n : a paradigmatic personality type which is shaped by the positive and negative rewards of a society
–designation degradation n : the process by which progressive terms get discredited and replaced by new ones
—newthink n : the progressive worldview
–omnimarxism n : a largely subconscious and emotion-driven progressive social philosophy, which is an outgrowth of the Marxist dialectical explanation of society and history, in which the Marxist oppressor/oppressed dynamic is applied to virtually every major division in society
–parincitement n : the process of defining, inciting and feeding off a conflict between a pseudoppressor and a pseudoppressed group – parincite vb
—political correctness n : progressive morality
–politically correct (PC) adj : adhering to progressive morality
–pom vb pommed, pomming : to manage public opinion
–progress vb : to improve society through large-scale change
–progression n : 1 the progressive social improvement process 2 : progressive do-goodery
–progressive projection n : a special case of the projection defense mechanism in which a progressive attributes impulses and traits that he himself has but cannot accept to his opponents; it is ubiquitous in progressives because of the psychologically uneasy replacement of the virtue categories of good and evil with progressive virtue and progressive non-virtue.
progressive rage n : intense anger and indignation of the progressive elite against those who are purposely progressively unvirtuous
—progressive virtue n : 1 : conformity to a standard of political correctness 2 : moral merit as measured under the newthink worldview
–progressively virtuous (PV) adj : having progressive virtue –(antonym: progressively unvirtuous (unPV))
—pseudoppressed n : a member of a group falsely perceived by progressives to be oppressed
–pseudoppression n : a supposed social process which is depicted as an unjust exercise of power
—pseudoppressor n : a member of a group falsely perceived by progressives to be oppressive
–public opinion management (POM) n : low-intensity but constant propaganda that surreptitiously shapes public opinion by highlighting events or opinions that illustrate politically correct positions; by ignoring events or opinions that contradict progressive beliefs; by framing issues as exploiter vs. exploited; by attaching virtue to politically correct positions and people; by implicitly reinforcing politically correct assumptions
–relative relativity n : the concept that randomness exists in all science, but can range in degree from near 0% to near 100%
—the struggle n : a long-term fight for liberation by progressives against perceived oppressors which is unrestrained by traditional morality
–struggling vt : fighting by progressives against perceived oppressors which is unrestrained by traditional morality
–thug culture n : a social pattern characterized by the inherent tendency, especially in males, toward seeking social status based on violence, the maintenance of face, and primitive behavior
–virtue assignment n : a psychological process which categorizes actions into two categories: virtuous or non-virtuous, based on the existing morality
–virtue categories n : bipolar designations based on the judgement of righteousness under a given system
–worldlove n : a bundle of emotions which are typically dominant in progressives, including sensitivity, empathy, righteousness and love
–worldview tree n : the shared and mostly unconscious cognitive structure of a culture which grows out of its primary cognitive metaphors, and branches out into logical off-shoots of belief