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The reclassification of political opponents as hate groups has been enabled by expansive redefinitions of terms like racism


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2021 Aug 1, 11:07pm   187 views  3 comments

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https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2021/07/31/coming-soon-a-no-buy-list-for-conservatives-and-other-hate-groups-n1466088


The reclassification of political opponents as hate groups has been enabled by expansive redefinitions of terms like racism, segregation and white supremacy. When “segregation” can be used in The New York Times to describe a 70% Asian school like Stuyvesant; when the notion of color-blindness is considered racist by influential intellectuals like Ibram X. Kendi; and when “white supremacy” has been used to describe any support for any policy that can result in disparate outcomes, then a broad range of organizations can be lumped in with truly vile ones. Until now, these over-categorizations were largely a case of rhetorical hyperbole in academic debates. Thanks to Big Tech, they are now being operationalized.

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1   Patrick   2021 Aug 2, 12:01pm  

I honestly think the campaign to distract foolish liberals with the term "racism" originated at Blackrock now.

They know what they are doing. You can blame that fink Fink:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Fink
2   AmericanKulak   2021 Aug 2, 5:06pm  

The truth about Ibram X. Kendi aka Henry Rogers - he grew up well off and his rebellion was to turn against his hard working, well-educated BLACK parents.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2021/07/ibram-x-kendis-parents-worked-give-him-good-life-daniel-greenfield/
3   Patrick   2021 Aug 22, 10:55pm  

I think there has been a shift away from classifying political opponents as racist and toward classifying them as unvaxxed now.

I was getting pretty tired of all the racism accusations anyway.

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