Example of how you can discuss contemporary problems without lapsing into ridiculously inflammatory hyperbole that recalls the most catastrophic era in human historyhttps://twitter.com/CNN/status/1141151760087769093 …
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But if you want to "cancel" Bernie for declining to posit that 2019 America is meaningfully comparable to 1939 Germany, go ahead I guess
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Thank you for lending your credibility on what is and is not Nazism to this important issue
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Not having "credibility" in the eyes of someone as chronically wrong, dishonest, and cheap as you is actually a fantastic asset
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Britiain pioneered concentration camps in the Boer war, the word can be used just fine. Let's not pretend that US and UK are somehow above reproach. Britain killed tens of millions before the world wars and the US have killed tens of millions since. Let's own our history.
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Camp: A location where children spend vacations during summer. See, terms can be co-opted and monopolized ineffectively by groups... ...OR, people can accept that terms are often shares when bonded by commonality of definition! See? Easy!pic.twitter.com/gTtff9SPzS
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Nicely put
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Or like use the word with the actual definition that fits even if it makes you feel icky
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Except they're not political prisoners or a persecuted minority and no one is forcing them to come to these camps. They are willingly coming here to seek refuge and await trial so they can immigrate to the United States.
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LMAO Michael.
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I’m happy to evoke parallels to any other time in history where a country did concentration camps. We have concentration camps now. We’ve had them in the past.
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its precisely because the Holocaust happened that we should be pushing back against rounding up people into concentration camps on the basis of their race
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I understand your point Michael, but concentration camps didn't start with gas chamber
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They're not political prisoners or a persecuted minority. They are willingly coming here to seek refuge and await trial so they can enter the United States
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Changing the name of a thing doesn’t change what it is, dude.
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