simplic
Adjective
Simple.
Usage- nonstandard
- Rare
- Examples
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It [The Economist] also has a simplic view of democracy and always instists that any result of a democartic^([sic]) election must be "good", both economically and politically.
But that's the whole story, isn't it? Hitler = socialism = liberals = fascism. It reduces down to this simplic equation. The problem is, that it is not true. It's no more true that saying Republicans = fascism.
There are a lot of different reasons one might not believe something. Believe-in-not is only one of these. You imagine there is there is only one, and like a simplic binary thinking theist you imagine that you get to decide what their reaon^([sic]) is for them.
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