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• Orators take special care when using epithets as to not use them as smear words.
• That brings me to the second problem with this list : " Stalinist " is basically a smear word.
• In his 2000 book " Mystics and Messiahs ", Philip Jenkins likens the term to " smear words such as Shaker, Methodist, Mormon ".
• "Antisemitism ", or any of its derivatives, when used in the context of a smear word, is an ad hominem solely intended to squelch any and all criticism of the behavior of any jew or jews.
• It matters not how despicable the behavior criticised or complained of may actually be, or how much the behavior actually deserves criticism, the only fact that matters, according to the person using this smear word, is that the criticism of the critic is directed toward a jew or jews.
• Jan E . Goldstein ( 1998 ) has also commented on Hecquet's 1733 treatise on convulsions, which directly links a woman's " imagination " to her uterus and also to the convulsions . " Imagination, " Goldstein argues, was the " smear word " of choice among 18th century French writers who considered it antithetical to " enlightened " rationality.
• Orators could be accused of racial or abusive epithets if used incorrectly . "'I am working on a piece about nationalism with a focus on epithet as a smear word,'writes David Binder, my longtime Times colleague,'which was still a synonym for'delineation'or'characterization'in my big 1942 Webster s but now seems to be almost exclusively a synonym for  derogation or  smear word .  . ..
• Orators could be accused of racial or abusive epithets if used incorrectly . "'I am working on a piece about nationalism with a focus on epithet as a smear word,'writes David Binder, my longtime Times colleague,'which was still a synonym for'delineation'or'characterization'in my big 1942 Webster s but now seems to be almost exclusively a synonym for  derogation or  smear word .  . ..