Dog whistle is the current equivalent of I can neither confirm nor deny But with marketing
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They know it's a dog whistle because they can hear it.
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I’m sorry, I don’t hear in “x” tribal hertz.
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Ah, I get what you're really saying.
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Fits into midwittery. They think they are smart for pointing it out, as if they see what's really going on
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It's become a way for a listening antagonist to engage in low guilt mind reading.
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When people say “dog whistle” these days, they really mean, “implicitly racist statement appearing sufficiently innocuous on the surface to provide plausible deniability”
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Holding together logically is not a reasonable expectation of an ad-hominem argument.
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Well if only dogs can hear a dog whistle, then every time I read about a racist dog whistle, I assume the people writing about it are the dogs.
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