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Democrat vs Republican is not Left vs Right

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Rubiks said:
It's not wrong. Grammar and syntax changes over time, and its ultimately no different from using "Republican" and both a noun and an adjective instead of "Republicanic"
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No, it is wrong because the actual name of the parties are the "Democratic Party" and the "Republican Party".
SummerMadness said:
It is wrong, just because one word can be both an adjective and a noun does not mean another word is the same. Democrat is the noun, Democratic is the adjective. Republican is both a noun and adjective. This is not about changes over time, it's about applying an epithet to a political party because you don't want to say they are democratic.
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People who refer to the "Democrat Party" expose their bias. That can be helpful in understanding their posts.
 
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SummerMadness said:
It is wrong, just because one word can be both an adjective and a noun does not mean another word is the same. Democrat is the noun, Democratic is the adjective. Republican is both a noun and adjective. This is not about changes over time, it's about applying an epithet to a political party because you don't want to say they are democratic.
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I think Trump is missing several IQ points to come up with that kind of dog whistle.
 
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