Liberalese and American English sometimes seem to be more similar than they actually are. For example, “sacred” is a word in both languages. However, the meaning is diametrically opposite. The damp weasel serving as National Security Council spokesmoonbat demonstrates how “sacred” is used in Liberalese:

John Kirby launched an impassioned defense of abortion funding for service members and their families on Monday, pounding the podium of the White House press briefing room as he called military access to abortion a “foundational, sacred obligation.”

Forcing taxpayers to finance the killing of inconvenient children is profane in American English, “sacred” in Liberalese.

This “sacred duty” entails providing paid leave and travel reimbursements to assist servicemembers stationed in states with abortion restrictions, so they can make their way to blue states where snuffing out innocent life is encouraged.

As observed at the website of Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL),

The Defense Department’s new abortion policy is patently illegal. Congress has never authorized special travel reimbursement benefits or paid leave for military personnel’s abortions. It flies in the face of the Hyde Amendment, which has prohibited taxpayer funding of most abortions since 1977.

We know this was written in American English, because the word “illegal” also has a different meaning. In Liberalese, it can never be applied to the malfeasance of Democrat officeholders.

On tips from Blackjack, Franco, and MrRightWingDave.

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