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Bareunmirae Party

The Righteous Future Party, also known as the Bareunmirae Party (바른미래당), was a South Korean centre-right political party,"For South Korean conservatives, Trump adds to deep political problems". Washington Post. which operated since 2018. It became the second-largest opposition party.
On February 24, 2020, was created, integrating the Bareunmirae Party, and the Party for Democracy and Peace.
Officially, the Bareunmirae Party was classified as centre to centre-right, but there were conservative factions who expressed negative opinions towards minority civil rights movement, opposed affirmative action, and expressed homophobic and Islamophobic tendencies.
The parties concerned were negative about the enactment of an 'anti-discrimination law'. (There is no anti-discrimination law in South Korea because of extremism freedom of speech.)
The Bareunmirae Party was categorized as left-leaning compared to the Liberty Korea Party and right-wing compared to the Minjoo Party of Korea.
The main supporters were men in their 20s. The party was pro-Western and pro-American, but less hostile to North Korea than the Liberty Korea Party, but opposed the Sunshine Policy. 
The party claimed that men in their 20s are discriminated against, thus expresseed a negative stance on feminism.Ha Tae-kyung (the supreme member of the Bareunmirae Party) said, "The social minorities for this era is men in their 20s and 30s … Modifying Women's Affirmative Action" However, the party was only sensitive to the issue of reverse discrimination among men in their 20s. The Bareunmirae party was positive about some women's-rights issues, including abortion rights. And the RFP also actively engaged with women's organizations and took a feminist view in areas that did not conflict with the interests of men in their 20s. In addition, , one of the former main leaders of the party, made an official statement supporting a major feminist protest.바른미래당, 혜화역 시위 지지 논평… “용기 낸 여성들 감사”, SisaWeek.
Even though the party was a conservative party, it supported pro-LGBT movements such as the Queer Parade and the legalization of abortion (On this issue, it was rather more progressive than the Party for Democracy and Peace.) and was the only party in South Korea to support porn legalization. This party seemed to be sex-positive.
However, this was a thing of the past, and the "alt-lite" tendency disappeared as conservatives bolted from the party to form a new party in December 2019.
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Barnett Slepian

Barnett Slepian was an American OB-GYN who was murdered in 1998 by those who are "pro-life" for his decision to help women with the safe, legal choice to end a pregnancy.Legal for now, at least"Barnett A. Slepian." New York Times. 2009 June 2.
==Why perform abortions?==
"He felt he had no choice but to expose himself to those risks because others were not willing to provide choice to women."Mary Lou Greenberg. "The Fighting Legacy of Dr. Barnett Slepian." Revolutionary Worker. issue #981. 1998 November 8.
He had received many death threats, and he and his family had been subjected to severe harassment. Like Doctors Tiller and Hern, he understood the risks to women's health and their well-being if people were willing to speak theoretically about women's rights but not get personally involved, so he continued to put himself at risk providing for their care. 
The majority of Dr. Slepian's patients were lower income women. Many of his non-abortion patients were Medicaid patients who he treated throughout their pregnancy, even though he barely recouped the cost of their treatment.
==Threats and murder==
On October 23, 1998 James Kopp, an anti-abortion domestic terrorist, waited in the woods just outside of Dr. Slepian's home. Like George Tiller, Dr. Slepian was a religious man and had just returned from Synagogue where he mourned for his father who had died one year prior. Also like Dr. Tiller, Dr. Slepian was shot in front of his wife. Earlier that day, Mrs. Slepian had warned the police of a specific threat she had received about her husband. The police chose not to act.
The anti-abortion group Army of God maintains a site dedicated to Kopp,"Babykiller Barnett Slepian." Army of God. accessed 2012 April 5. (Dead link) - a true hero for them. 
After his murder, newspaper reports were filled with testimonials of how he helped women have babies even when they could barely afford good care, as well as those who did not want, or could not continue a pregnancy.
==See also==
*George Tiller
==Notes==
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Barney Frank

Barney Frank was a Representative from Massachusetts and chairman of the Finance Committee, as well as the longest serving openly gay member of Congress. He once considered becoming the Senator from Massachusetts after John Kerry became Secretary of State), but was passed over by the Governor.
Moreover, despite his status as a liberal icon, he was often cited by Republicans as their favorite Democrat due to his constant professionalism and workhorse attitude.
In 1985 Frank got involved with a male prostitute and eventually had him move in, but kicked him out two years later after finding out he had continued escort services at Frank's residence. Due to the prostitute's subsequent wild accusations Frank asked the House Ethics Committee to look into it and they cleared him of illegal activity, only reprimanding him for helping clear parking tickets and covering up the prostitute's criminal record. Ironically, the one leading the charge was none other than Larry Craig, who Frank quite unsurprisingly called a hypocrite in 2007.
In January 2012, Frank announced that he would not run for reelection and would be stepping down in 2013, citing redistricting in Boston that lessened his chances of winning. He married his partner, James Ready.
==His lowest moment==
As one half of the Dodd-Frank reform bill, Barney himself is rather... not progressive on the issue of the big banks. Despite helping to write it in Dodd-Frank that the Big Banks can be broken up, Barney himself insists that the banks are not too big to fail and should not be broken up, completely contradicting himself.Robert Reich and Barney Frank clash over Bernie Sanders' remarks on 'too big to fail Even on a logistical and technical side, Dodd-Frank itself doesn't even address the heart of the issue - the big banks must be broken up, and they have not, thereby branding Dodd-Frank as a failure. Of course, instead of manning up, he instead blames the Republicans for his failure.Barney Frank's Legacy: The Big Bank Breakup Failure Earlier, he said taking legal bribes from Wall Street made him a better person, and he tried to push that as a way to eschew any further changes to a thoroughly corrupt system that he happens to benefit from.Yes, I Took Bank Money. And It Made Me a Better Regulator. Hell, he's even at the head of a bank that's already been facing issues with corruption.Wall Street Money: Barney Frank To Oversee Democratic Platform While Running Big Bank
==His greatest moment==
How do you respond to absolute dumbfucks that compare trying to give poor Americans some sort of health insurance to Adolf Hitler? Listen to Frank:
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Baron d'Holbach

Paul-Henri Thiry d'Holbach (1723 1789) was a French philosopher. Maintaining one of the most famous salons of the French Enlightenment, d'Holbach is often considered the first modern atheist.Although many, including probably d'Holbach himself, would disagree and credit Jean Meslier. By all accounts, d'Holbach was a pleasant guy to hang out with.
d'Holbach was born in the Palatinate in what is now Germany but moved to France at young age and lived in Paris for most of his life. From the 1750s to the 1780s Holbach maintained a salon at his house, treating guests with wine, food and discussions twice a week. Denis Diderot, the Marquis de Condorcet, Friedrich Grimm, Claude Helvétius and until a falling-out Jean-Jacques Rousseau were regulars at d'Holbach's salon, which also received various international luminaries.
==Reputation==
d'Holbach's most famous works include Le Christianisme dévoilé, in which he attacked Christianity as a hypocritical and morally and scientifically backwards belief system, and the more philosophical and theoretic Système de la Nature in which he defended atheism, materialism and determinism. He also contributed to Diderot's Encyclopédie.
Due to problems with the censor and a rather opaque writing style, d'Holbach is not as famous as the other great Enlightenment thinkers. His works were largely published under pseudonyms (usually 'the late M. Boulanger', after a deceased friend) and were only positively identified with d'Holbach after his death. The thought of d'Holbach and the members of his salon was radical even for most other Enlightenment philosophers, who tried to settle down for a more moderate deism, where God was believed still to have created the universe, but since then did not actively intervene (as through miracles). Voltaire was known to condemn many of d'Holbach's works, especially after some correctly identified him as the author of Le Christianisme dévoilé.
A famous anecdote tells about David Hume who, attending a dinner at d'Holbach's salon, remarked that he didn't believe anybody could really be an atheist. d'Holbach then asked Hume to count the number of people present at that moment. When Hume replied, he counted eighteen people, d'Holbach said, "I can point to fifteen atheists right here, the other three haven't made up their minds yet."
==External links==
*Works of Baron d'Holbach in French and English on Wikisource
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Barry Arrington

Barry Arrington is a lawyer from Arvada, Colorado who is associated with William Dembski and the "Michele PAC."http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2010/08/unsurprising_connections.php He basically seems like the lawyer for the middle management agents of conservative right wing thought (read: nuttiness) in the United States.
In 2008 Arrington officially assumed control over the blog Uncommon Descent, after Dembski “withdrew” to focus on “research”. This would leave Arrington in charge of the moderation policies at that site, which meant not allowing comments that provide coherent criticism of Intelligent Design.http://www.antievolution.org/cs/ True to the spirit of the movement, Arrington deletes critical comments to the posts, and then proclaims that the lack of comments from ID critics means that he won the argument.http://pandasthumb.org/archives/2011/08/di-claims-no-co.html To be fair it is not only critics of intelligent design who get the treatment. Upon Arrington's assertion that Darwin was a firm racist, fellow Uncommon Descent blogger DaveScot wrote a post pointing out that some Christians had been racists too. Arrington subsequently banned DaveScot from Uncommon Descent for violating its policies,http://scienceblogs.com/strangerfruit/2009/03/how_dare_you_suggest_a_christi.php and replied that these purported Christians were not really Christians and that atheists are worse.
Arrington has claimed that using the fossil record to argue for evolution is cheating since the fossil record is based on science.http://scienceblogs.com/authority/2010/01/how_do_we_know_that_most_of_th.php The silence following that statement was due to widespread facepalming.
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Barry Lynes

Barry Lynes is an American conspiracy theorist and promoter of dangerous and unproven cancer treatments.
Lynes authored The Cancer Cure That Worked!: Fifty Years of Suppression in 1987, which claimed that the quack inventor cured cancer with his radionics device but the evidence was suppressed by the American Medical Association.Rife Devices. National Council Against Health Fraud. According to a review of the book:
The Encyclopedia of American Loons have noted that "Lynes’s promotion of woo is the kind of crankery that actually harms people. He may not be among the more famous loons in the US, but he is certainly among the more obviously dangerous ones."#900: Barry Lynes. The Encyclopedia of American Loons.
Lynes has written the following books:
*The Cancer Cure That Worked!: 50 Years of Suppression (1987)
*The Healing of Cancer: The Cures the Cover-Ups and the Solution Now! (1990)
*The Cancer Conspiracy: Betrayal, Collusion and the Suppression of Alternative Cancer Treatments (2002)
*Rife's World of Electromedicine: The Story, the Corruption and the Promise (2009)
*Rife's Great Discovery: Why "Resonant Frequency" Therapy Is Kept Hidden From Public Awareness (2017)
==References==
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Barry Setterfield

Barry Setterfield is a Young Earth creationist best known for promoting c-decay, the proposition that the speed of light was faster in the past and has been degrading ever since.https://web.archive.org/web/20080210221051/http://www.ldolphin.org/setterfield/reporthttp://www.nwcreation.net/videos/stretching_the_heavens.html He argues that the decreasing speed of light, along with 4 other quantities, point to a young earth:http://www.nwcreation.net/videos/lightspeed_andother_puzzlingdata.html specifically, the fundamental physical constant 'c' -- the speed of light in a vacuum -- has decreased by several orders of magnitude and that Planck's constant 'h' has similarly changed, such that 'c h' is a true constant.
==The Atomic Constants, Light, and Time==
In his 1987 paper with Trever Norman, "The Atomic Constants, Light, and Time", Setterfield claims an observed decrease in the speed of light in measurements since the 17th century. Since atomic processes are limited by the speed of light, the paper concludes that atomic processes - such as e.g. atomic decay rates! - must have decreased in speed as well. The comparison is with "dynamic time", which is based on the rotational speed of the earth, which the two authors assume constant. One problem with this argumentation is that we can explain a decrease in the rotational speed of the earth (see The frequency of leap seconds indicates a young earth), whereas we have no explanation of why the speed of light should vary. Also notice that measurements of the speed of light is dependent on what is understood by a "kilometer", not only on what is understood by a "second". The meter (and therefore the kilometer) was first standardized in the early 19th century.
Like all good preachers of woo, he carefully tailors his ideas to avoid being verifiable or falsifiable. He claims that the decay curve just recently flat-lined. It was still decaying, honest, but we just missed it. Unfortunately for him, it has been demonstrated to be false.
==Similar researchers==
Setterfield is one of a gaggle of proposers of fanciful theories of varying speeds of light - including Joao Magueijo http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?q=Joao+Magueijo&hl=en&lr=&btnG=Searchhttps://journals.aps.org/prd/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevD.94.101301, Victor S Troitskii http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=VS+Troitskii&btnG=Search, JW Moffat http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=J+Moffat&btnG=Search, John D Barrow [http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&rlz=1C1GGLS_enAU291AU303&q=John%20D%20Barrow&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=ws and John Webb http://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=John%20Webb+UNSW&btnG=Search.
==External links==
*"Selected Research papers" by Barry Setterfield
*"GSR Updates" Barry Setterfield's YouTube Channel
*"setterfield.org" Barry Setterfield's Website
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Category:Starlight problem
Bart Sibrel

Bart Sibrel is an American conspiracy theorist notable mostly for getting punched in the face by Buzz Aldrin.Buzz Aldrin Punches Guy on YouTube.No charges were filed Sibrel has created two "documentary" movies alleging that the Moon landings were hoaxed and the astronauts only reached low Earth orbit.
==Movies==
Sibrel appears in the notorious Fox TV special, Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?, which aired in 2001, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon, also from 2001. 
In Astronauts Gone Wild (2004), Sibrel, much in the style of James O'Keefe, prefers to use deceptive and outright shameful tactics in order to catch astronauts doing compromising things so he can say "Gotcha!" In a video with Ed Mitchell, Sibrel challenges Mitchell to hit him so he can sue. In the case of Aldrin, he followed around and harassed him, calling him names to his face until Buzz had finally had enough.
==AFTH LLC==
AFTH is Sibrel's production company, so if you try following the original link to a video of the punching incident on YouTube and you get a message saying it was taken down because it contains content copyrighted by "AFTH LLC", you know who it is. ("AFTH" are the initials of A Funny Thing Happened.) Another version now shows "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Bart Sibrel."
==Taxi Driver==
In 2009, Sibrel got in trouble with the law over an incident of road parking rage (he got on the hood of a car and jumped up and down several times). At that time he was working as a taxi driver, but there's no evidence suggesting he was wearing a mohawk.Inside Story: Apollo Conspiracy Theorist Arrested After Tirade
==External links==
*Moonmovie.com, Sibrel's website
* Clavius.org, as usual:
** Bart Sibrel's Top Fifteen (a refutation of Sibrel's "top 15" pieces of evidence for a hoax)
** Review of A Funny Thing Happened' in 8 parts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
==References==
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Baryon

Baryons are the heavy stuff of matter and most of our mass consists of baryons. In our part of the Universe the only important baryons are protons and neutrons as far as scientists know.
All baryons — protons and neutrons included — are each made up of three quarks. Antimatter baryons also exist, which are made of three antiquarks. These include antiprotons, which have a negative charge, and antineutrons which are neutral. Since antimatter is destroyed on contact with matter there aren't many of these antiparticles around.
Exotic baryons of exotic types have been proposed but their existence is completely unproven.
Basilosaurus

Basilosaurus (a.k.a. Zeuglodon) is a genus of primitive whale from the Late Eocene. The typical species were around 18 meters/60 feet in length in life, and had serrated, triangular teeth with two roots, and had a second pair of small, possibly functional flippers. Together with other basilosaurid whales, Basilosaurus is frequently referred to as a transitional form between the four-legged, often semi-terrestrial primitive whales () and "modern" whales, much to the dismay of creationists.The Palaeos page on Basilosaurus
As a result, Basilosaurus actually comes up fairly frequently in debates with creationists. Notably, in debates between PZ Myers and religious dogmatists - Basilosaurus is one of his favorite examples of a transitional form.PZ Myers vs. Geoffrey Simmons (Discovery Institute). tinyfrog.wordpress.com, 1 February 2008.
The fossils are rather common, being found in Late Eocene strata of Egypt (in the Valley of the Whales), Pakistan, and Alabama and Mississippi. In 1845, one self-titled "Doctor" Albert Koch unveiled a 35 meter/114 foot long skeleton, titled "Hydrarchos," ("water ruler") built from the remains of 5 fossil whales, including some Basilosaurus. Hydrarchos "went extinct" by being one of the numerous casualties of the Great Chicago Fires of 1871.
==Reptile or whale?==
When Basilosaurus was first discovered, its discoverer Mr. Richard Harlan erroneously assumed Basilosaurus to be an extinct form of marine reptile (specifically with vertebrae resembling that of a plesiosaur, with a skull resembling that of a mosasaur). Richard Owen corrected Harlan on this, and being the arrogant, unscrupulous bastard he was, proceeded to take credit for the discovery of Basilosaurus by renaming it Zeuglodon, meaning "yoke tooth" in reference to the fact that Basilosaurus still had the traditional set of mammalian teeth, molars, canines, incisors and all. Of course, that's not how taxonomic nomenclature works, and much to Owen's dismay the name of the genus remains to this day Basilosaurus, even though Owen's preferred name is arguably more correct as a descriptor than Basilosaurus.
==As a cryptid==
Cryptozoologists feel that some lake monsters could be a relict population of Zeuglodons. Apparently a 30-million-year fossil gap isn't that big of a deal.The Cryptid Zoo: ZeuglodonsTo be fair, in rare instances, a 30-million-year fossil gap really isn't that big of a deal. But a two-metre benthic fish that likes to hide in caves is a far cry from a whale the size of a semi-trailer which, like other whales, presumably has to surface for air from time to time.
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Bastyr University

Bastyr University is a school that teaches pseudoscience, naturopathic medicine and quackery.Jann Bellamy, Bastyr University’s MPH and MPH/ND programs should not be accredited. Science-Based Medicine, 14 January 2021. Bastyr has campuses in Kenmore, Washington and San Diego, California. Bastyr is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).Bastyr University Accreditation & Compliance. bastyr.edu. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, Directory of Institutions. nwccu.org. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.
Bastyr offers degrees in several naturopathic specialties, including herbal sciences, health psychology, exercise science, human biology, nutrition and culinary arts, and acupuncture. They also offer a doctorate in naturopathic medicine, a Doctor of Acupuncture Medicine and a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.Bastyr University Academics. bastyr.edu. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.
Bastyr operates a research program exploring the application of naturopathic medical practices.Bastyr University Research. bastyr.edu. Retrieved on 30 October 2015. A typical research area focuses on "mind/body medicine, acupuncture, botanical medicine and nutritional support" for cancer patients.Bastyr Integrative Oncology Research. bastyr.edu. Retrieved on 30 October 2015. That is, they are researching predetermined conclusions with results that point to evidence of effectiveness.
Bastyr has faced criticism for teaching pseudoscience and quackery, as their course offerings in homeopathy, herbalism, acupuncture, and Ayurvedic methods lack compelling evidence for efficacy.Kimball C Atwood, IV. Naturopathy, Pseudoscience, and Medicine: Myths and Fallacies vs Truth. MedGenMed. 2004; 6(1): 33. 26 March 2004. nlm.nih.gov. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.Britt Hermes. ND Confession, Part 1: Clinical training inside and out. sciencebasedmedicine.org. 13 March 2015. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.Eugenie V. Mielczarek and Brian D. Engler. Selling Pseudoscience: A Rent in the Fabric of American Medicine. Skeptical Inquirer 38.3. May/June 2014. csicop.org. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.Kimball C. Atwood. The Ongoing Problem with the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Skeptical Inquirer 25.7. September/October 2003. csicop.org. Retrieved on 30 October 2015.
==See also==
*Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine
==External links==
*Michelle Brannick, a deranged quack and Bastyr alumna
==External links==
*Official website
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