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"english": "Do-goodism is the faith of those who believe that human beings are innocent, regardless of the religion they practice or the country they are from; the do-gooder thinks that Europe is being mean to refugees, because the do-gooder is a fool who does not know, and does not care, that this is a form of barbaric invasion like any other; […]",
"ref": "2017 March 26, Elvira Lindo, “Buenistas sin fronteras”, in El País",
"text": "El buenismo es la fe de los que creen que los seres humanos son inocentes, más allá de la religión que practiquen o del país del que provengan; el buenista piensa que Europa está siendo mezquina con los refugiados, porque el buenista es un insensato que no sabe, porque no se entera, que esta es una forma de invasión bárbara como otra cualquiera; […]",
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"english": "In that case, it would make little sense to defend the do-goodist propaganda of Je suis Paris.",
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"ref": "2020 March 8, Máriam Martínez-Bascuñán, “Soberanía y onanismo”, in El País",
"text": "Más bien preguntémonos en qué momento lo mejor que Europa ha dado al mundo, los discursos normativos, nuestra herencia ilustrada, se han convertido en tópicos “buenistas” en el argumentario de políticos y analistas; […]",
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