[lentulusgracchus]

Comments?

Well, let's just look.

From your source article:

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In the United States, the right-wing media and movement conservatives have for decades consistently used eliminationist and other violent rhetoric to describe liberals, progressives and other people with whom they disagree. As was seen in the recent attacks on a Charleston-area black church, and other violence by right-wing anti-government militias, such rhetoric does not float in the ether of the public discourse, harmless and unacknowledged. No, it does in fact lead to action.
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Anybody know any "movement conservatives" using "eliminationist" speech to advocate wining out the libs, killing them all?

Is anyone in here talking about mass executions of liberals and Communists, concentration camps as a preliminary to killing mass numbers of them? Destructive-labor camps? Anything like that?

Anyone in here? How about it, FReepers? Moderators? Sidebar? Guys?

I think dear Chauncey is confessing his daydreams.

[Mears]

“Anyone in here? How about it, FReepers? Moderators? Sidebar? Guys?”

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Can’t answer now——too busy tallying my weekend kills.:-)

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[Trailerpark Badass]

such rhetoric does not float in the ether of the public discourse, harmless and unacknowledged. No, it does in fact lead to action.

Wierd, because that's exactly what I remember thinking when I first encountered Critical Race Theory in grad school 25 years ago.