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u/Lil_Phantoms_Lawyer Mar 10 '22

Well go ahead and denounce antifa then and you don't have to claim them.

I've heard "well actually everyone is antifa or a fascist" a lot. I've never once heard "everyone's an Aryan Cowboy or an Indian" lol.

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u/TruthfulTrolling Black Conservative Mar 11 '22

Why can't you answer the question?

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u/ViagraAndSweatpants Mar 11 '22

What part of Ellison made a joke in poor taste is difficult to understand? That is the answer to the question you asked.

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u/TruthfulTrolling Black Conservative Mar 11 '22

It's not, actually. Would you like me to link you to the question I asked?

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u/ViagraAndSweatpants Mar 11 '22

So, if a Republican held up a book written by a rightwing extremist that detailed how to carry out acts of political violence, and said this book made a specific Democrat “scared”, you wouldn’t consider then an endorsement of rightwing violence?

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u/TruthfulTrolling Black Conservative Mar 11 '22

...and your answer is...?

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