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But, once more for the dimwitted. Trump is innocent, should be easy to get him off (i dunno, maybe ask Stormy) all lawyer firms would want a famous, innocent former president as a client. None appear to be clambering forward. Discuss why, coherently this time please. | |||
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Yeah so I stand by what I said, GOP is the party of horrendous scandals looking back at Nixon, Bush and now Trump. Oh aussenseiter, if it was done in the WH it was most likely done in Mar-a-lago especially when the boxes of secret documents were moved to a bathroom. | |||||
Last edited by Botten; 06-15-2023 at 09:29 AM..
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That you feel a sense of loss over a subforum full of hatred should tell you something. | |||
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I'd love for somebody to simply post an example of a sentence that is critical of, say, trans ideology, but wouldn't be considered "hate speech" by a typical activist. I'd argue it literally can't be done. The problem with the term is that it's extremely elastic and can include nearly any opinion that is divergent at all. It ends up functioning as a defacto means of just shutting up anyone you don't like, while also allowing the censor to say "Hey I support free speech, but not hate speech!". Such a person has never read a history book, I'd argue. | |||
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The higher the fewer
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