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going negative - characterizing criticism from an opponent as being underhanded, unfair, or indecent in some way.

Often used to justify a response that is underhanded, unfair, or indecent in some way.

19:19: going negative

- characterizing criticism from an opponent as being underhanded, unfair, or indecent in some way.

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- characterizing criticism from an opponent as being underhanded, unfair, or indecent in some way.

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- characterizing criticism from an opponent as being underhanded, unfair, or indecent in some way.

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