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Originally Posted by djchameleon
Why is it so clearly?
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I think a better question to ask would be "Why is it so clear?"
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
Also a lot of the people drawing swastikas lately are dsylexic. I haven't seen many properly drawn.
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I don't think this should bother you. Only people with a vested interest (aka down with the cause) are concern enough that it should be done right.
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
I guess it is clearly to you because you see a few stories of people pretending so all signs of hate are fake
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Take the allegedly two Jewish students accused of graffiting the Alice Miller chapel for instance. What people think is fake hate isn't fake hate but real hate. They are Jewish so they were clearly faking their hate for Jews, but the graffiti was real and intended to stir up negative feeling for Trump and his supporters. The real hate is here is the hatred for people who support Trump. By faking an incident of Trump supporters vandalizing NWU property exposed the depths some will go to defame the other side. The two Jewish men only ended shaming themselves. The type of graffiti wasn't all symbols of hate but also symbols of a sexual nature, plus the name of Trump too. In all they were indicted with 24 counts.
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and all reported hate crines are fake too huh?
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The correct plural form of "crine" is "crini" not "crines."
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Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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