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The word "Gentleman" used to have a solid, objective meaning. It meant the man owned land and his family had a coat of arms. Nothing more, nothing less. He could be a rude, crude, reprehensible felon. But he was a gentleman. Now the word means, basically, "I like him", or "I think he has good manners." The meaning is in the eye of the beholder, so it is quite subjective. This article points out something much worse happening, as we redefine "Nazi", "Fascist", and "Racist" to not just subjective terms, but irrefutable terms deserving of violence.
Linguistic McCarthyism
Posted from nationalreview.com
Languages
Racism
Political Correctness
Fascism
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I believe that at this point they are deserving of violence..... in the sense that the people throwing them around so freely to try and manipulate society to backing their cause or keeping their opinions of said cause to themselves for fear of being labeled deserve a good punch in the mouth.
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Going in the other direction... those clowns are embodying everything that they claim to be fighting against. Especially by using and promoting violence. The scary part is that so many people are caught up in their own emotions or lack the intelligence or education to be able to see that.
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You know .. when I was a child ..:Sticks and stones may break my bones .. But words will never hurt me .. seems to have lost all meaning .. But words are never an excuse for committing violence ..
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That meaning of gentleman started s changing in the north before the civil war. Shaars killer angerls shows the roots of the change. It remained popular in the orginal meaning when money meat that you were consider a better person
The mob did not demand that Robert Lee be pull a jackass executive did, and the public laughed at the that fool.
As usual Hansen is straining at gnats.
The mob did not demand that Robert Lee be pull a jackass executive did, and the public laughed at the that fool.
As usual Hansen is straining at gnats.
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