This Week in Bigotry: Gibson, Loomer, et al

This Week in Bigotry, Gibson, Loomer, et al

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Note the pattern revealed by the individual items. There was a movement in this country to describe enslaved Black and Indigenous peoples as less than human so murdering them would be societally tolerable. Today, the President’s social media posts promote book “Communism: the Unhuman’s Playbook” – as he is busy describing Democrats, liberals, and anyone else who doesn’t agree with them as “communists”. Watch the pattern – and remember, no matter how cynical you are, you can’t keep up.

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