1. I'm in sympathy with much of what Ross Douthat writes here (particularly on the corporate uses of diversity) but I think his discussion of the Cotton op-ed suffers from a fatal abstraction from context.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/12/opinion/nyt-tom-cotton-oped-liberalism.html …
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9. The 82nd Airborne was almost deployed. "There was some very deep philosophical discussions about the Constitution." Like I said, life is not a debating club.https://connectingvets.radio.com/articles/new-details-about-the-82nd-military-deployment-to-dc …
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And, as we know, Trump pardons war criminals
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non-conservatives patiently explain things to conservatives. conservatives strategically remove enough jenga pieces of the argument and then present the toppling structure as evidence of their wiser view. part infinity.
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So looting is a capital offense in Cotton’s Amerika? Smells like fascism to me.pic.twitter.com/B6PBfCLwGv
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What conservatives don’t understand is average, every day citizens are extremely afraid of the reactionary right wing of the present day. We saw what Bill Barr did at Lafayette Square. Tom Cotton represents a continuation of dangerous Trumpism. We fear these radicals.
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Cotton is a veteran who knows perfectly well what the phrase means. He claimed he was using it figuratively.
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