I was willing to call out the uncivil and unseemly behavior on “my side.” But many of my friends in the media are not willing to call a mob a mob.
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[3] ...But indeed, even assuming your (a) is true (it isn't) - what relationship would this have to the right-wing's ever-growing misogyny, xenophobia, domestic terrorism, etc,etc? You sound suspiciously like a "YOU MADE ME DO THIS!" nutter, which you normally don't strike me as.
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Thanks for checking in. I did addressed this question yesterday, here:https://twitter.com/mattklewis/status/1050025385390497792 …
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Bullshit. Of all the hand-wringing excuses on the part of conservatives for the rise of Trump, the "libs drove us to Trump with their nastiness" excuse is the lamest. Poor babies. The "party of personal responsibility" dodges its responsibility for embracing Trump. Again.
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It's always amazing how the party of personal responsibility only applies that idea to other people. The victimization mentality continues.
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What the fuck, dude? Liberals aren't fucking responsible for alt-right bigoted misogyny taking over the GOP. This is the lamest bullshit of an excuse for your own intellectual failure and cowardice in substantially confronting Trumpism when you had a chance to.
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i like that the party of personal responsibilities basic argument is 'we have nazis in our party, because the nytimes write the truth about global warming and coal' LOL
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'we have nazis in our party, because the liberals want us to acknowledge that LGBTQ deserve equal rights'
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'we have nazis in our party, because the liberals want us to acknowledge that people deserve healthcare'
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Racism is more apt an answer but you will never acknowledge that fact.
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Yes, I will. I definitely think latent racism partly explains the rise of Trump on the Right. (There are many reasons for where we are.)
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Then why didn't you state it?
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... it’s worth pointing out that two of the many contributing factors to this were (a) [The Right's claim of] liberal media bias, and (b) the [Right's false conception of ] radicalization of the Left. There, fixed that for you.
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People don’t become racist fucksticks because someone called them a Nazi.
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Complete nonsense.
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Correct it was the right wing media creating fictional boogeymen on those subjects Just as Germans blamed the rise of “international Jewry” There is no more of a conspiracy against MAGAs than there was then
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