"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," Happer said on CNBC.
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"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," Happer said on CNBC in 2014.
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"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," Happer told Andrew Ross Sorkin on CNBC in 2014.
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You know, I'm getting tired of that and the comment I made was that the demonization of carbon was just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.
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"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," William Happer, a 79-year-old physicist and member of Trump's National Security Council, said in 2014.
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The demonization of recent immigrant groups in the United States.
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"The "demonization or distortion of local or other countries' history.
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Her demonization has the exact same structure that Murray's does.
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The demonization of the enemy is often done through stereotypes.
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A physicist who said "the demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler" may get the authority to question the conclusions of the biggest government-funded climate study.
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Trump's drumbeat of demonization of Muslims comes with a human cost.
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His demonization of the news media won't fall on deaf ears.
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"There's a demonization of white people that goes on," Lavin said.
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I refuse to acquiesce to the demonization and the loaded language.
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Ronald Reagan showed us how to deal with today&aposs political demonization.
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Then there's Trump and the weaponization or the demonization of the press.
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We denounce the demonization and prosecution of victimless acts between consenting adults.
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I'm not intimidated by their media blackmail, nor their attempts at demonization.
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So, I expected the attack on the Muslim community, the demonization of
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The demonization of immigrants and refugees is nothing new in our country.
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Relations between groups are often marked by deeply felt hatred and demonization.
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Demonization of fat bodies is a classic scapegoating tool employed by governments.
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Russians at all levels, but especially the elites, react very negatively to demonization.
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Happer, meanwhile, has previously compared the "demonization of carbon dioxide" to the Holocaust.
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Many times, I've felt like my entire personality can be overtaken by demonization.
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Comparing to HS girls who stood up against sexual demonization is a stretch.
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His demonization of Black Lives Matter and the Women's March -- the last gasp.
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"People tend to trace the demonization of government to Reagan," Dr. Tannen said.
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More important than the demonization of me is the victimization of my son.
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Dr. King opposed bias and hatred; it inevitably leads to demonization and attacks.
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RIVERA: I&aposm arguing about the backhanded use of the demonization of another group.
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But Schultz did repeatedly criticize what he described as the demonization of law enforcement.
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The demonization and campaigns of hatred by the MSM are no longer even concealed.
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Trump's demonization of Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals dips into this turgid pool.
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Far less grave but still very worrying is the widespread ongoing demonization of Israel.
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Trump's demonization of the media isn't just baseless — it's dangerous, according to several scholars.
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Donald Trump made the demonization of undocumented immigrants a hallmark of his presidential campaign.
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Trump's drumbeat of demonization for immigrants gives him unimpeachable credentials among the GOP base.
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"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," the physicist, William Happer, who serves on the National Security Council as the president's deputy assistant for emerging technologies, said in 2014 in an interview with CNBC.
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The left has created a political culture where demonization of opponents and boycotts are routine.
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As a Latino and as a proud patriotic American I lament this demonization of immigration.
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Did Maher press him on his demonization of transgender people as, in essence, sexual predators?
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And I believe it starts with the left and the media&aposs demonization of Republicans.
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And as they deplore Donald Trump's demonization of the media, Democrats also learn from him.
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This very demonization of femininity is what makes a term like "tramp stamp" so harmful.
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Direct requests to the Republican candidate to condemn the demonization of Jewish journalists yielded nothing.
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But speaking of demonization, it played a role in the speech's finishing coup de grace.
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These factors can lead to YouTube flagging a video for inappropriate content and possible demonization.
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The real danger to our country is the continued demonization of people with contrasting ideas.
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Trump's demonization of nonwhites was and remains essential to his takeover of the Republican Party.
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The first: the open and for many, seemingly acceptable, demonization of Muslims in recent years.
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But conservative demonization of liberal Democratic policies as socialist played a major part as well.
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But one quote in the article really stuck out:"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," said the physicist, William Happer, who serves on the National Security Council as the president's deputy assistant for emerging technologies.
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American politics have become an exercise in iconography on one hand and demonization on the other.
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Because at the pace of this demonization, they&aposre so -- they demonize at -- it&aposs incredible.
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He is engaging in this politics of personal demonization, destruction," Hannah told "Squawk on the Street.
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Such demonization makes it easier to increase irrational fears that can be weaponized for political purposes.
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The demonization of femininity ties into misogyny—that anything associated with the "female" is somehow lesser.
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That campaign must begin with the realization that demonization anywhere is a threat to humanity everywhere.
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That would prevent the demonization of all immigrants and protect those who play by the rules.
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The raw division and conflict and mutual demonization are there, and are getting worse and worse.
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His 76-minute speech was the usual brew of aggrandizement, aggrievement and demonization of political foes.
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Warren said that she had nothing against billionaires per se and wasn't in the demonization business.
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I'm thinking, in particular, of Owen Jones's book "Chavs: The Demonization of the Working Class" (2011).
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Prince Mohamed stepped up his demonization of Iran during his several visits to the United States.
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It follows a predictable pattern, which begins with the dehumanization and demonization of a targeted group.
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Now it seems like a few Democratic elected officials have bought into Republican tactical demonization themselves!
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The climate of hatred from the left and the progressives, their demonization and dehumanization particularly of women.
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The answer is to resist demonization in all its forms, wherever it occurs, whether public or private.
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It can support social media, and a new American president should challenge Mr. Orban's demonization of Brussels.
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"Western hypocrisy of defending demonization of Muslims as 'freedom of expression' MUST end," Zarif said on Twitter.
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True, when such grievances are expressed by conservatives, they can often come across as routine, partisan demonization.
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In an era of creeping nationalism and ambient xenophobia, Ms. Mnouchkine stands firmly opposed to reflexive demonization.
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Instead, it has failed to challenge the ideology and junk science that fuel the demonization of drugs.
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It led, she said, to the "demonization" of minorities and "the validity of their lives being debated."
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It's not the first time that the demonization of others has been used as a political tactic.
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It also predicated its vision on a demonization of Islamic fundamentalism and immigration that many were uncomfortable with.
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Camille ... accusing the media of "frenzied, relentless demonization of him" and accepting Bill's accusers allegations without any proof.
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His demonization of immigrants treads a well-worn path of demagogues seeking to invent enemies to build support.
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Perhaps, too, some activists have seen this sort of demonization happen before and are concerned about the consequences.
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Among some on the left, demonization of Israel has increasingly become a mask for anti-Semitism in France.
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We must find our way to a new political discourse that shuns the demonization of all political opponents.
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Objectively, there's no comparison between the conservative demonization of Mr. Obama and the progressive case against Mr. Trump.
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In horror movies, where social comforts are upended for maximum disturbance, this idealism curdles into (often literal) demonization.
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The policies need to be focused on protection of the child rather than the demonization of the family.
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More broadly, that demonization has set communities against each other: Rural residents resent the elitism of urban cores.
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Leaders around the world expressed sorrow and disgust at the attacks, with some deploring the demonization of Muslims.
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Would his rhetoric be demonization rhetoric that would worsen the relationship between the United States and the Muslim community?
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And so what we need to do in our country is less demonization and more personalization and just relax.
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A chief political strategist whose ascent is fueled by white nationalism and the demonization of people of color, check.
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While monsters spew vile words, artists do not take any delight in such talk because demonization cannot defeat demagoguery.
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"Historically, it means the demonization of minorities within a society to the extent that they feel insecure," he said.
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He demeans himself and damages his legacy with personal attacks, hyperbolic tweets, demonization of the press and self-aggrandizement.
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Putin asserted last year that what he called an "excessive demonization of Stalin" was being used to undermine Russia.
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They are immigrants and their allies fighting to end the demonization of undocumented people and for comprehensive immigration reform.
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What's not reasonable is the demonization of Syrian or Honduran refugees, or orders to tear children from their parents.
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The jacket copy misleadingly presents Benner as salvaging Machiavelli's thoughts and opinions from demonization, as if they needed rescue.
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Even today, we see the demonization of marginalized populations, the twisting of history and the minimizing of others' suffering.
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First, there is less fluidity among voters between the party coalitions, in part due to the demonization between the parties.
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The snake in the grass that is demonization will always be present, but it's within our power to avoid it.
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And they don't deserve a U.S. senator's demonization, any more than the gay Americans of the 1950s did from McCarthy.
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I'm grateful he rails against the demonization of those with views outside the mainstream consensus, especially on Syria and Ukraine.
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As we barrel toward the Democratic primaries and the 23 election, further demonization of Wall Street is to be expected.
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After all, Trump administration officials who defend Trump's bigoted policies, his demonization of minority groups and his lies, are complicit.
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"We must find our way to a new political discourse that shuns the demonization of all political opponents," Soros wrote.
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I don't think any candidate could have fought that kind of barrage of demonization; it was very unsettling to see.
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The demonization of officers in media coverage of police shootings contributes to the feeling of being under attack, Canterbury said.
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It also left an entrenched rhetoric of mutual demonization, and a diplomatic rupture that would become a logic unto itself.
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Last week, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, called for an end to the demonization of Russia.
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We remain fragmented and unable to break the cycle of violence and demonization harming us no matter where we live.
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Journalists and policy makers veered between bitter demonization of the country and Messianic fantasies about remaking it in America's image.
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As most of those examples suggest, Trump's contempt for the law tends to dovetail with his demonization of brown people.
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First, we have entered a period of demonization between the parties where loyalists of each side show disdain for the opposition.
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"Last week, we saw the demonization of certain cultures in this community, even comparing Spanish to 'Dora the Explorer,'" he said.
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They emphasized that they support efforts to curb the nation's opioid epidemic, but not the demonization of marijuana in the process.
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A number of the RNC's corporate supporters are also dismayed about Trump's demonization of trade deals, particularly the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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"As the son of an immigrant...I will not tolerate the continued demonization of the undocumented in this country," Sanders said.
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The government has made the demonization of Soros, who promotes liberal causes though his charities, a central plank of its ideology.
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Other countries can encourage immigration to meet labor shortfalls, but Mr. Orban's popular appeal rests largely on his demonization of immigrants.
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To publicly rebuke her would mean joining in the over-the-top demonization of a black Muslim woman facing death threats.
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A few helpful links for things we talk about in the podcast: -WIRED's piece on The Witch and the demonization of women
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"The illegal alien is the gringo," he says, which sure sounds like an implicit critique of Donald Trump's demonization of Mexican immigrants.
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And it is a major reason that Trump secured the Republican presidential nomination – a victory partly built on the demonization of Islam.
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" Historian Rune Blix Hagen writes that "we can easily see the witch-trials as an expression of the demonization of female insurrection.
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The station brought to television the kind of vitriol and demonization that had been characteristic of conservative talk radio in the 1970s.
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Life in Israel is too good and the brainwashing—particularly the demonization and dehumanization of Palestinians in Israeli media—is uniquely effective.
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The Holocaust began with words, racial stereotyping and demonization -- and that has also been the prelude to mass violence around the globe.
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Donald Trump has made the demonization of Representative Ilhan Omar, Democrat of Minnesota, a key element of his 2020 re-election strategy.
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The years of denigration, the decades of demonization, and the way that fake news and misinformation about her was spread was unbelievable.
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Mr. Trump did not invent Republican demonization of "the other" — it came about in two ways: gradually, and then all at once.
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Happer said on CNBC in 2014 that carbon dioxide has been demonized, just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.
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"Ambassador Branstad is now playing the demonization card, which is putting the commercial and strategic interests of the United States at risk."
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For example, it compares Lenin's demonization of kulaks, or yeoman farmers, to Ms. Warren's critiques of the behavior of some large corporations.
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Once more, as in the 1980s, the demonization of Iran has contributed to a policy that is ill advised and arguably immoral.
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"There's an appetite in the world with the demonization that's happening to Saudi Arabia that creates more opportunities (for asylum)," said Shihabi.
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It takes on, it takes on, like you said, a demonization, versus in Europe, where the people are used to that. Yeah.
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By imagining herself as a cartoon villain, a figure of evil and chaos, she counteracts the demonization of women by embodying it.
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In office, Trump has trashed truth and authenticity through his epic public lies and demonization of the legitimate press and institutions of government.
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Isaacson cites a problem in making progress in Washington on tax reform: The demonization of corporations on both sides of the political aisle.
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For ideologues like Devlin who have based their careers in the alt right on the demonization of women, this question poses a challenge.
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It also seems especially menacing given that UNRWA schools, textbooks and teachers often promote martyrdom, violence, the demonization of Israel, and religious bigotry.
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To be sure, many right-wing Republicans have used the politics of resentment, division, and demonization in recent years with arguably successful results.
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Last year's report found that the Palestinian Authority curriculum promotes a Palestinian right of return, martyrdom, violence, demonization of Israel and religious bigotry.
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We also see that the demonization of government is undermined by the necessity of its assistance beyond what charity and voluntarism can do.
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Just ask the MacArthur Foundation, which responded to our president's frequent demonization of immigrants, including that infamous phrase, by doing a little math.
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Alas, though, I'm also not sure what exactly is the party's standard on immigration — and questions like Harris's leave it open to demonization.
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But she deserves a little bit of a run first — I hate the idea of just caving into the Republicans' demonization of her.
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The demonization of social climbing reeks of classism — Kate Middleton, the granddaughter of a coal miner, was met with similar rancor — and, here, racism.
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Together, they suggest a growing interest in exploring social media obsession, sometimes even beyond the usual demonization of women as shallow or self-obsessed.
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Of course, any confrontation with the IRS and the inevitable demonization of Koskinen by President Trump will brew up yet another chaotic political storm.
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Yet, for Alexander, the injustices against the Palestinians are the most in need of heralding, and the demonization of Israel is the most urgent.
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ROME — Pope Francis is viewed by many European liberals as the greatest moral voice against the resurgence in populism and the demonization of migrants.
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But while racism clearly plays a strong role in the demonization of Meghan by parts of the British press, there's more going on here.
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Maybe most important to keep in mind is that the distrust and demonization they face is, at least in part, rooted in their race.
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Prominent left-leaning journalist and activist Owen Jones used it as the title of his debut book, decrying the "demonization of the working class".
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This festival comes at a time when America just went through a divisive election in which there was much demonization of Latin American immigrants.
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It's a duet, originally released in 2015, by Pablo López, from Spain, and Juanes, from Colombia, with lyrics that reject the demonization of immigrants.
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He pioneered his field but was later associated with a comment likening the "demonization" of wealthy people with the Nazi persecution of Jewish people.
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Stanislav Micev, the museum director, characterized Mr. Kotleba's message as "fascism with elements of Nazism," mixing Mussolini's strongman rule with Hitler's demonization of minorities.
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Ralph Northam's victory in Virginia's governor's race was seen as an early challenge to the Trump administration's demonization of minorities and tolerance of white nationalism.
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President Reagan – who was badly wounded in an assassination attempt in 1981 that was not politically motivated – never engaged in the politics of personal demonization.
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De Benoist rejects their calls for removing immigrants and demonization of Islam — but the nationalists have used the ideas he championed to justify their agenda.
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It's plausible that the brands shouting this phrase on their packaging could be cashing in on the popularity of Paleo and its demonization of grains.
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The demonization of Vodou Negative and exotic images about Vodou resurfaced when the United States expanded its influence in the Caribbean during the 20th century.
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"In particular, this undermining of the concept of facts and the demonization of foreign enemies [by the Trump administration] really resonate in '85033,'" Skolnick said.
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When it's not clear, it seeds the ground for the demonization not only of those who do commit awful acts, but everyone in their orbit.
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Yelena Drapeko, an actress turned member of Parliament, summed up the general mood by attributing the loss to what she called the demonization of Russia.
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Decades of success will die on the vine if we allow the continued demonization of globalization and the policies that have helped bring it about.
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Instead of speaking out against white supremacy, these institutions have supported and encouraged the demonization of peaceful forms of resistance to Israel's human rights abuses.
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It can also serve as a blueprint for recognizing the dangers of demonization and incitement, and help guard human rights and strengthen core democratic values.
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The G.O.P. phrase du jour is "constitutional crisis," depicting a hog-tied executive and a Republican Congress obsessed with perpetuating their demonization of Mrs. Clinton.
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Understanding her demonization requires admitting her full significance in our political history, for she is not simply a pioneering woman fighting an Ur-misogyny. Mrs.
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Not that many people did hear, but, you know, the vocal minority of people took it out of context, and that's what caused the demonization.
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If there was a theme, it was the demonization of immigrants and of the rest of the world, combined with an exaltation of American might.
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" — Michael Meehan, 75, San Francisco "The main challenge that L.G.B.T.Q. civil rights face is the demonization of transgender women and especially transgender women of color.
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For some, the public defense of police officers in response to (often unfair) accusations of racism and even demonization in the past has become reflexive.
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This is most similar to the demonization of President Ronald Reagan as a unhinged war monger who would plunge the world into a nuclear holocaust.
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The law's proponents see this as a measured and necessary step in pushing back against what they see as unfair and illegitimate demonization of Israel.
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Israeli demonization of the Great Return March is startlingly similar to the criticism of the American civil rights movement by its opponents in the 1960s.
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Orban was elected to a fourth term in April and his campaign was based almost exclusively on his anti-migration policies and the demonization of Soros.
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If you don't feel, or can't show, any concern, pain or understanding for the persecution and demonization of others, at least show a little self-interest.
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They discuss how it is the informal actions that discourage "winner take all" demonization politics as being as important as the formal and written rules themselves.
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But the current presidency isn't just predicated on sexism, it's built around demonization of Mexicans, Muslims, black people, and the generalized specter of non-white immigrants.
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The demonization of Soros is one of the defining features of contemporary global politics, and it is, with a couple of exceptions, a pack of lies.
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"It's the demonization that makes it very difficult even for some Republicans to maybe step forward when maybe they would agree with these ideas," she said.
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" … "We construct precisely contoured echo chambers of affirmation that turn conviction into zeal, passion into fury, disagreements with the other side into the demonization of it.
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We construct precisely contoured echo chambers of affirmation that turn conviction into zeal, passion into fury, disagreements with the other side into the demonization of it.
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Of course, I'm aware of the obvious counterargument—that the rote demonization of Thatcher mattered because it was about much more than Thatcher as an individual.
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In lieu of feet, the piece has a tail, an assemblage of lumpen clay, perhaps an allusion to the demonization of the destitute and the displaced.
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Demonization of Israel is another, a familiar scourge refashioned by the very politics — of identity and liberation — that should comprehend the millennial Jewish struggle against persecution.
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" "The tragic and unjustified" slaying of Khashoggi "is the theme of today's onslaught and demonization of Saudi Arabia in the same fashion as the previous crises.
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Read the entire essay and then respond: • Do you agree with Mr. Soros that there is a "new normal of political demonization" in the United States?
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"As the son of an immigrant ... I will not tolerate the continued demonization of the undocumented in this country," Sanders said in Reno, Nevada, last month.
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The underlying racism that fueled the demonization of black women during the crack epidemic is an ugly monster that continues to haunt and hurt our society.
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When F.D.R. famously spoke about his opponents and declared, "I welcome their hatred," he was talking about Republican demonization of the just-passed Social Security Act.
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"As the son of an immigrant ... I will not tolerate the continued demonization of the undocumented in this country," Sanders said in Reno, Nevada, on Tuesday.
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The piece rightfully condemned the President's demonization of the press and his "anti-democratic" leanings, but placed them next to concerns regarding his "anti-trade" impulses.
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"There's been so much demonization recently — and before as well," she said, referring to the rhetoric in the U.S. around the election of President Donald Trump.
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But the Trump administration's demonization of immigrants is profoundly un-American, and its efforts to block all immigration to this country would do enormous economic harm.
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Yet the resignation of politicians, teachers and others found guilty of these shameful displays of racial demonization are merely the tip of an enormous national iceberg.
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Charities that work with trans children or children's TV shows featuring trans characters are attacked, replicating the demonization of gay people in the press in the 80s.
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And if all of that is news to you, then that should be all you need to know about how nonsensical the demonization of Muslims really is.
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With so many intersections of Russian and U.S. interests, Russia presents a critical foreign policy challenge, one which will be poorly served by either demonization or conciliation.
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The embracing of white nationalism, the Klan, anti-Semitism, and the demonization of refugees and immigrants has only recently publicly resurfaced, but these ideas are not new.
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And even many of his critics feel a measure of solidarity with their government because of the widespread demonization of Russia in the United States and Europe.
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The embassy said it wanted information on the incident from the British authorities and called for an end to what it termed as the "demonization of Russia".
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Now, after years of demonization by the Likud and its political allies, including spurious accusations of disloyalty, the Israeli left's foremost political party has internalized the message.
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My anger was, and still is, about the injustice that comes with the rampant dismissal and demonization of Muslims, without considering what that does to our psychology.
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On the other end of the political spectrum, the demonization of the AR-15 is only a little less delusional than the right's fetishization of the gun.
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But the excessive demonization of Stalin is just one way to attack the Soviet Union and Russia, to suggest that today's Russia carries the birthmarks of Stalinism.
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The demonization of encryption is a new phenomenon, according to Gerhard Strasser, who has spent decades tracing the history of cryptology through the Middle East and Europe.
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" Here, when Americans are the ones being criticized, the author challenges such broad demonization, assuring us through the coyote's dialogue, "There are good people in Arivaca, too.
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Most presidents haven't loved their press converge, but Trump's demonization of the media simply doing their jobs is at another level of magnitude than previous US leaders.
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And I am especially troubled and alarmed and I want to see more members of Congress talking about this, Sean, about the demonization of immigration and customs agents.
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"President Trump's demonization of immigrants and his fueling of fear and hatred are an ugly chapter in American history that we must close," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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But some parts of Trump's message — in particular, his demonization of immigrants and Muslims — appealed to some white women just as much as they appealed to white men.
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This demonization of Israel and delegitimization of Zionism makes Jews, most of whom support Israel in one degree or another (although not necessarily its government's policies) profoundly uncomfortable.
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Trump was on Long Island to conflate undocumented immigrants with crime once again and to use demonization to try to justify his administration's harsh and inhumane deportation policies.
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Indeed, the demonization of all immigrants and the immoral effort to discourage immigration by cruelly snatching children from their parents' arms is a question of right and wrong.
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With the U.S. still mired in conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the demonization of Muslims and people of Middle Eastern descent is equally counterproductive, and potentially even dangerous.
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Beyond that, the government must campaign forcefully against the demonization of Israel, and many media must hold up a mirror to their serial bias against the Jewish state.
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Blaming external forces for a country's problems, such as Hungarian leader Viktor Orban's demonization of George Soros, a Hungarian-born philanthropist who supports democracy-building, is also common.
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"The demonization of Russia and everything connected to Russia is, unfortunately, an obligatory part of an American election campaign," Dmitry Peskov, Mr. Putin's spokesman, said of the video.
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" In his view, the network has grown so allied with the White House in the demonization of Trump's critics that "Fox is no longer conservative—it's anti-democratic.
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But many also express alarm over a recent surge in hate crimes and harassment targeting Hispanics, and President Trump's demonization of Latin American immigrants as criminals and invaders.
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The Texas town we encounter here — centered on a ramshackle tavern, in Sara Brown's imaginative set — is steeped in toxic masculinity, gun culture and the demonization of outsiders.
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Mr. Friedman's strategy of denigrating American civil society groups that support peace in the region will deepen the demonization of political opponents that marks our current political discourse.
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We have seen the demonization of Muslims by politicians like President Donald Trump, media figures and others -- without any consequence in terms of their electoral prospects or careers.
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Then ask yourselves what explains the double standard Indeed, observers of anti-Semitism in the US generally believe that right-wing demonization of Jews is the much bigger problem.
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That demonization has led me to spend several years writing about the realities of race and crime, because I know the real harm that can arise from such mischaracterizations.
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But Trump's act of generosity toward Johnson was at odds with his repeated demonization of drug offenders and his administration's promise to enforce strict punitive measures for those crimes.
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The demonization of the wealthy continued as candidates spoke of how the 1 percent was like a class of robber barons avoiding taxes or paying little back to society.
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Even ones that are not about the case similarly include deadly scavenger hunts, not-so-innocent victims, criminal masterminds, major twists, femme fatales, and the demonization of mental illness.
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The president's unrepentant demonization of nonwhites and non-Christians, and his affinity for white nationalists, should have made it abundantly clear that his positions are incompatible with Jewish values.
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Trump's critics had long warned of the environment they say is being fostered by his demonization of immigrants and racist attacks on political opponents who are people of color.
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"In a political environment where there's such a demonization of refugees, I wanted readers to understand what their lives are like," said Ms. Abdel-Fattah, who lives in Sydney.
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Ms. Le Pen has oriented her appeal around what analysts and politicians call the "un-demonization" of her party — the shedding of its racist, anti-Semitic, Nazi-nostalgic roots.
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Britain's austerity narratives have long relied for their spread on the demonization of those most dependent on the state, and London, for all its hallowed diversity, is not immune.
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Ossoff chose the latter, electing not to put his chips on the demonization of Trump, lest he offend all the district voters who had put faith in the president.
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The demonization of vulnerable immigrant children by the Trump administration is part of a pernicious narrative that is both deeply troubling and inimical to who we are as Americans.
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The American cultural obsession with thinness and the demonization of body fat that magnify critical self-image and the psychological aspects of eating disorders should not be taken lightly.
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Muslims, always the top victims of Islamic terrorism, now face demonization in countries like Sri Lanka due to popular fears of Islam due to its association with extremist groups.
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But it's catastrophic for social media, because it incentivizes ever more engagement, which in turn incentivizes outrage generation, fake news, demonization of "the other side" whoever that may be, etc.
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The demonization of black victims and the lionization of law enforcement have to end for the rest of America to feel what we feel, and for conditions to change accordingly.
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Hungary's nationalist government has made the demonization of Hungarian-born financier Soros, who promotes liberal causes though his charities, into a central plank of the country's ruling right-wing ideology.
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President Trump reciprocated with a full throated endorsement of the kingdom and the crown prince, the demonization of Iran, and a series of paper deals on arms sales and counterterrorism.
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The danger is that the demonization of NAFTA will distract from the much harder work of figuring out how to make economic globalization more equitable, more inclusive and more sustainable.
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Soros wrote that while responsibility for this week's bomb threats falls on the individual or individuals responsible for sending them, they reflect a broader "political demonization" that has become standard.
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By presenting a real-time, unfettered picture of anti-Semitism, he will help ensure that Jews can again walk the streets of German cities without fear of demonization or attack.
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"The demonization of political opponents is something that is fundamentally counter to the idea that diversity of opinions, of perspectives, of backgrounds, should be a source of strength and resilience."
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His speech denouncing what he called "the demonization of Saudi Arabia" clearly carried Riyadh's imprimatur, as he heads an Islamic research center named after his father, the late King Faisal.
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Mr. Biden routinely characterizes that era and those relationships as more civil and functional, with less demonization of the other side, even amid vigorous clashes over explosive issues like race.
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To single out Israel, the only liberal democracy in the Middle East, for demonization and isolation, while ignoring egregious human rights violators aplenty, once again smacks of anti-Jewish hatred.
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I'm not a Muslim, but I'm pretty sure life doesn't feel the same as it did before 2016 and the advent of travel bans and the demonization of that religion.
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But the trivialization of anti-Muslim crime and the outright demonization of Muslims, so common on Quebec City's airwaves, contribute to a poisonous political climate for Muslims across the province.
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And the demonization of Muslims as implicitly un-American reproduces the canard that Irish Catholics could not be trusted in high office because they would take orders from the Vatican.
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I was particularly alarmed by the popularity, even among some Christians, of fringe right-wing sites that promoted conspiracy theories, inflammatory and racist rhetoric toward minorities, and the demonization of Muslims.
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" But Isi Leibler argued in The Jerusalem Post that the government is "not obliged to subsidize the demonization of the nation" and should instead support "the inculcation of love of Israel.
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Polar opposites Betty and Southside Serpent Toni can barely play nice for a full minute, since they quickly start debating the politics of "Northside" hypocrisy and the demonization of the Southside.
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In the age of Donald Trump and attorney general Jefferson Sessions, fear about a return to the dark ages of drug war demonization of all currently illicit psychoactive substances is palpable.
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"It is common knowledge that demonization of Russia -- let me put it this way -- and everything related with it is regrettably a mandatory attribute of the U.S. election campaign," Peskov said.
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Mr. Trump obliterated any chance that would happen by making the demonization of Mexican immigrants a centerpiece of a campaign that has catapulted white supremacy into the mainstream of American politics.
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But I can assure the 2020 candidates that Trump's demonization of communities from blacks to Latinos to the disabled to transgender Americans to my own -- Muslim Americans -- must not be ignored.
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And that reflects a core dimension of the Squad's notoriety: not the retweets and support they receive on the left, but the constant promotion and demonization they receive from the right.
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Those were the factions of the right that Buckley aimed to exclude from the conservative movement: proudly plutocratic libertarians; conspiracy theorists; angry, race-baiting populists; and paleocons dabbling in ethnic demonization.
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" Stiller decried what he said was the politicization and "demonization of what a refugee is ... refugees are fleeing danger, all of these people are not trying to come and invade our country.
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His demonization of Mexicans as rapists, his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the country, and his use of language like "shithole countries" and "invasion" to demonize immigrants mainstreamed alt-right ideas.
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The demonization began after Hungary became a front-line state in Europe's 2015 migrant crisis, with more than 386,000 migrants passing through the country before the government closed the borders in October.
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But many of those same posturing and pontificating politicians are far too accepting of another, arguably equally grave threat to our democracy -- the demonization of a free press by President Donald Trump.
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Once Mr. Erdogan had named Fethullah Gulen, the Muslim cleric who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, as the coup's mastermind, the demonization of the Gulen movement went out of control.
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Putting North Koreans in contact with Americans also helps educate the former, dispelling the pervasive demonization of the U.S. No one should have any illusion about transforming the North from the outside.
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These leaders also thought that an attack on climate change and, more broadly, evidence-based policy analysis would fuel suspicion and demonization of not just liberal politicians but the broader liberal establishment.
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Demonization has become mainstream, and the events of the past few days seem almost like a predictable but dangerous outcome of the rage and resentment that dominate the United States' political conversation.
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In the wake of every mass shooting, there are renewed calls for gun control, and a demonization of the National Rifle Association (of which I was but am no longer a member).
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Many of his policy outreaches to Republicans were rebuffed, and it's because of the reflexive demonization of Obama that many Democrats today are saying that it's useless to reach out to Republicans.
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"The concern of the base about China is not the demonization of China; the concern is the ripped-off jobs and lost trade opportunities, the money part of it," said Mr. Pillsbury.
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Latinx people suffer our share of prejudice and demonization, and we ought to take an empathetic position in our own circles to end our role in adding to the suffering of our neighbors.
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And while questioning the legitimacy of an incumbent isn't unprecedented -- some Democrats questioned George W. Bush's after the Florida recount, for instance -- the demonization of opposition views as mob mentality is especially dangerous.
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Perhaps, far from leading to a more thorough acceptance of migration, this constant demonization of migrants establishes a norm of selective xenophobia where exempting a group of migrants from our tolerance is unremarkable.
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"The radicalization models that US government agencies have relied upon are equally empty of substance and are also little more than covers for the organized suspicion and demonization of Muslim populations," he added.
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"We're both descendants of refugees, and it's important we stand with other refugees against hate and demonization," said the 30-year-old mother, who asked to only be identified by her first name, Sarah.
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Enlightenment Now is a passionate defense of enlightenment values of "reason, science, and humanism" in a society that falls back on destructive tendencies like "tribalism, authoritarianism, demonization, [and] magical thinking" in times of crisis.
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Perkins came under sharp criticism in 2014 for an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal in which he equated the Occupy movement's "demonization of the rich" to the Nazis' persecution of the Jews.
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This week, I am attending the president's summit meeting on refugees in New York, a much-needed effort to provide sanctuary to those in need and to challenge the demonization refugees so often endure.
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Yet just as the deification of Israel as a country that does no wrong was substantively wrong and tactically erroneous, so too is the demonization of Israel as a country that does no right.
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It's a reminder that terrorism and demonization of the other have always been with us, and that where blood-soaked enmity is fostered for political gain, angry youths have always been ripe for recruitment.
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On Twitter, a campaign titled #ExMuslimBecause lists plenty of such reasons — for example, the despotism of the Saudi religion police, the attacks on secular bloggers in Bangladesh, the demonization of gay people in Malaysia.
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Weisman reports with understandable pain his demonization by hard-liners as a self-hating Jewish traitor for daring to point out, in a Times infographic, which opponents of the Iranian nuclear deal were Jewish.
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Often intertwined with economic and social resentments, demonization of Jews was long part of Christian tradition, and, with the growth of European nationalism in the 19th century, it took on delusive notions of race.
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Meanwhile, the demonization of undocumented immigrants will soon carry over to the restrictionists' real target: Mr. Trump has already proposed strict limits on family-based immigration and an end to the diversity lottery program.
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She is cognizant of the fact that many newly elected lawmakers feel that they must oppose her as a matter of political survival, given her demonization by critics as a symbol of runaway liberalism.
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He believed that Germany's self-demonization had left it unable to say anything but yes to a million or so migrants seeking entry to Europe in 2015 and that such a welcome was unsustainable.
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Such firebrands emerged out of economic and political crises in almost every major European country in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, distracting angry citizens with the demonization of minorities, cosmopolitans and liberals.
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This demonization required a counternarrative, one that informed New Yorkers who the homeless actually are: 70 percent of those in the city's shelters are families with children; 51 percent of Win's clients are employed.
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The demonization of news, which has reached a crescendo under President Trump and his frequent accusations of "fake news," means that for many people, Trump and Congressional Republicans are the final arbiters of truth.
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The top-selling Bild newspaper, citing a confidential finance ministry document, reported that Scholz had abandoned plans to hike taxes for big digital companies because a "demonization" of the firms was seen as "not productive".
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But all Americans should understand that the demonization of Donald Trump by the left-wing national media has desensitized folks like Ms. Griffin to the point where right and wrong is not even considered anymore.
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It's worth slowing down and speeding up the animation at Flowing Data to see these trends unfold: The demonization of full-fat dairy: Whole milk used to be the most popular dairy product in America.
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"1930s Germany imposed a series of escalating steps of oppression, including demonization, discrimination and isolation of vulnerable communities, that evoke what we are seeing today," said executive director Steven Goldstein in an interview with Newsweek.
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In highly polarized times, when partisans view victory by the opposition as a threat to the nation, Republicans will easily find ways to rationalize continued economic deterioration and the ongoing demonization of immigrants and minorities.
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It's far from certain that the government will do better this time: Brazil's new right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro, has already hobbled environmental regulators, and his infrastructure minister has warned against the "demonization" of Vale.
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In fact, I grew up with many Mexican American neighbors in LA. This message, regarding my own personal experience with racial demonization, is addressed in Spanish to my Latino fans and their families and friends.
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"I can assure the 20003 candidates that Trump's demonization of communities, from blacks to Latinos to the disabled to transgender Americans to my own -- Muslim Americans," is very much on the minds of the progressive base.
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That seems like an utterly impractical way to govern nowadays and reflects the same demonization of political experience that led the country to favor a reality television star over a former secretary of state in 2016.
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But the most fitting tribute to her work would be for leaders who purport to be democrats to denounce the demonization of journalists and to let reporters perform their essential democratic role without fear or harassment.
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In contrast to Trump's demonization of the media as the "enemy of the people," Hickenlooper usually takes the view that if he's open to and trusting of journalists, he'll be treated fairly more often than burned.
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That unless Jews are murdered by neo-Nazis, the one group everyone of conscience recognizes as evil, Jews' inconvenient murders, their beatings, their discrimination, the singling out of their state for demonization will be explained away.
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Over a short period of time, I began to see them as human and I started to humanize them and it started to push out and destroy the demonization and hatred I had in my head.
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It's really become impossible to sort out the kind of messiness so that one can be convincing, and the demonization, as they call it, just leaves them to reject wholesale any complaint the United States might have.
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Plenty. The first thing that comes to mind is the continued demonization of Muslims, both here and abroad, most of whom not only oppose extremism but are also victims of terrorism and the social discord that follows.
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Its characters share a general sense of downward mobility and disillusionment with the American dream, but there's no more effort put into demonization of their targets than there is a Hillbilly Elegy-style castigation of the Logans.
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The continued demonization of this group has not only been in language but in action as well: by sending troops to the border and using tear gas, this administration portrays this as a group to be feared.
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In the meantime, the media focuses on the most controversial and offending segments of Trumps rhetoric, which gradually develops into a full blown demonization of the unorthodox and newly practicing politician, with great success I must add.
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ARSA claim theirs is a resistance born of self-defense, and that the officially sanctioned persecution and demonization of the Rohingya people—which includes restrictions on birth rates, marriages, and higher education—is nothing less than genocide.
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And while the studies are new and ongoing, and a national regulatory model for legal hallucinogens is practically nonexistent, the available research is very promising — enough to reconsider the demonization and prohibition of these potentially amazing drugs.
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The Biden aide pointed to Trump's caging of immigrant children and demonization of immigrants as antithetical to America's values and his ignorance of the climate emergency as costing the U.S. when it should be pursuing green jobs.
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This poses a deep danger for legitimate, aggressive journalism, especially from the president-elect, who has been consistent in his heavy-handed demonization of any and all media whenever he dislikes critical but accurate stories about him.
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This led to a shameful media campaign against Chinese immigrants, who often kept opium dens, and the demonization of Italians, Russian Jews, African-Americans, Mexicans, teenagers, musicians — anyone who, according to stereotypes, was among the typical abusers.
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There are many obvious parallels between Mr. Trump and Nixon, including their venal behavior, demonization of the news media and the fact that both investigations have included evidence of break-ins into the Democratic National Committee headquarters.
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It was a glimpse of the bunker mentality shaping Trump's reelection campaign, rooted in themes of national identify and patriotism, the singling out of outsiders and the demonization of Democrats as extreme radicals who want to destroy America.
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" He says "a vote for egregious obstruction of justice, rampant conflicts of interest, the demonization of minorities, the debasement of political discourse, the alienation of America&aposs allies, the end of free trade and the appeasement of dictators.
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The demonization of carbs in the modern era has gone so far that we're hoarding gluten-free products without even knowing why, and salivating over online photos of pasta—the forbidden fruit—as though we're looking at porn.
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This demonization of those holding different points of view has also taken root in our political culture — violating First Amendment norms and corrupting our understanding of those unique American principles and ideals that animate and bind us together.
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He starts to quote historians to show where we've been; makes regular reference to Reconstruction and the regression and receding of the American dream; invokes the demonization of "super-predators" and Sister Souljah — all with elegance and insight.
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"We have a President of the United States who is savagely fraying the bonds of our nation by speaking consistently words of hatred, words of division, words of demonization and demagoguery," Booker told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday.
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"The campaign of intimidation and demonization has achieved its goal and powerful forces were able to sow fear in the hearts of the judges," the Movement for Quality Government in Israel, a nongovernmental watchdog, said in a statement.
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And yet, in a measure of how unpredictable global politics have become, things have come back around for the pre-Trump era's leading personification of conflicts of interest, outsize appetites and the politics of victimization and press demonization.
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"El viejito," the affectionate term for an old man being applied to the Vermont senator, appears to have energized young Latinos with his demonization of corporations, banks and the politicians he casts as their servants, according to the polls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leaders and organizations around the world expressed disgust and sorrow at the killing of 13 people in shootings at two New Zealand mosques on Friday, attacks that many blamed on the demonization of Muslims by the West.
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The Obama administration viewed Orbán's demonization of refugees as part of a larger anti-democratic campaign to silence political opposition, stifle the free press, erode the independence of the judiciary, and scapegoat supposed outsiders as conspirators against Hungary's sovereignty.
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The demonization of the police exacerbates the mistrust between law enforcement and blacks living in high-crime neighborhoods who are left vulnerable and abandoned in a state of lawlessness in part because of this baseless, irresponsible narrative against police.
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Yet just as Nixon's achievements in domestic and foreign policy were undone by skulduggery and paranoia, Netanyahu's legacy has been permanently tarred by his apparent corruption, his appeals (or indifference) to bigotry and his demonization of his political opponents.
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" His article "In Defense of Nuance" lamented the specter of "extremism" and "populist anger" coming from protesters, and sought to emphasize to his elite readership that the call to transform museums should not involve "the demonization of rich people.
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Keynes, despite his demonization by some, was one of the greatest investors of all time, making millions between World War I and the end of World War II. Keynes pioneered early forms of value stock picking and behavioral finance.
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"As the head of the S.E.C., you've got to get back into reffing the game properly and end the demonization of Wall Street," Mr. Scaramucci said in an interview last week before his appointment to Mr. Trump's transition team.
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By normalizing the demonization of predominantly black neighborhoods across the nation as unworthy of federal protection and resources, Trump signals to both ordinary citizens and political institutions the value that should be placed on the black folk who live there.
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"Anybody, any content creator, that has experienced demonization or some unfair treatment from YouTube, is going to be able to come over to our home and exercise their first amendment rights," Utah Gun Exchange co-owner Bryan Melchior told BuzzFeed News.
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"Men Against Fire" and Starship Troopers plunge viewers into the middle of wartime mayhem, and in the process, both expose the way government inspires the populace to hate the enemy, through a combination of propaganda, demonization, and patriotic pep rallies.
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Instead of an officer acting in lawful self-defense (recall that even the Obama White House came to this conclusion), the officer planted a knife on the victim in what amounted to yet another unfortunate demonization of the innocent Officer Wilson.
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"Just as Nixon's achievements in domestic and foreign policy were undone by skulduggery and paranoia, Netanyahu's legacy has been permanently tarred by his apparent corruption, his appeals (or indifference) to bigotry and his demonization of his political opponents," he later adds.
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Sure, it still has an email list to spam, a yearly convention, and various publications that toe the pro-gun line, but there is a place now on the airwaves that provides a more powerful daily diet of demonization and demagoguery.
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After every terrorism act with Islamic roots, Mr. Obama's immediate reaction is to spend more time chastising Republicans and conservatives about what he sees as their demonization of and discrimination against all Muslims than he does denouncing the terrorists themselves.
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But it is Mr. Trump, with his incessant demonization of "fake news" and inflammatory characterization of news organizations as the "enemy of the people," who has systematically and dangerously done everything in his power to undermine a free and independent press.
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This is a promising point of departure for play about mass hysteria and the demonization of women, yet the director doesn't dig any deeper into questions of female agency and representation in the three and a half hours that follow.
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While the responsibility lies with the individual or individuals who sent these lethal devices to my family home and Mr. Obama's and Ms. Clinton's offices, I cannot see it divorced from the new normal of political demonization that plagues us today.
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For that to happen, though, Trump's favorite media figures will need to calm themselves and their audiences, abandon their long-held desire for regime change in Iran and dispense with the perpetual demonization of anyone speaking out in favor of diplomacy.
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It's time to end the hatred and demonization of men in the media and the bias against men in family law and return to a harmonious and positive balance between men and women that benefits society and nuclear and extended families.
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A resolute commitment to addressing security needs while also respecting democratic principles, transparent government, and a real voice for ordinary people, Pollyanna though it might seem, remains the foundation for a politics capable of thwarting the temptations of authoritarianism and demonization.
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The restriction to foreign nationals is a welcome change, but there is still reason to be concerned about exaggerated use of the data compiled under this section of the order to feed the demonization of foreign nationals living among us.
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To me, the biggest problem is his demonization of the American Muslim community, which may well convince more individuals that their government is out to get them and is the enemy and maybe lead some to become radicalized and join militant groups.
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These entities normalized ideas that had lurked for decades on the far right -- particularly the demonization and scapegoating of immigrants and targeted minority groups -- and moreover encouraged a kind of authoritarianism in their politics that took root and manifested itself in Donald Trump.
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Heben Nigatu, co-host of the podcast Another Round, created #CarefreeBlackKids2K16 to help people deal with the deaths of Castile and Alton Sterling as well as the demonization of black and brown communities that so easily followed the shooting of Dallas police officers.
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"There's no doubt that the rhetoric from the White House about the demonization of the media as 'the enemy of the people,' or the willingness to dismiss anything including credible news reporting as fake news, is incredibly worrisome and chilling," Goldberger said.
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And it's contagious: GOP officials and candidates around the country "have concluded that their best shot at victory is embracing the Trump political playbook of demonization" — including the caravans, now playing in an attack ad near you, the NY Times' Jeremy Peters reports.
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And speaking of demonization: One unpleasant, ugly side of this debate has been the tendency of some Sanders supporters, and sometimes the campaign itself, to suggest that anyone raising questions about the senator's proposals must be a corrupt tool of vested interests.
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Moreover, the demonization of Thatcher — a process she made all too easy — was both a symptom and a cause of the infantilization of the left, as it blamed deindustrialization on the malign "Maggie" rather than on profound changes in the world economy.
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"Especially since the Six-Day War [in 1967], we've seen an anti-Jewish vision based on the demonization of Israel and of Zionism," Pierre-André Taguieff, a director of research at the French National Center for Scientific Research, told me in an interview.
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Now the founder and CEO of Women in the World Summit, a global conference on women's rights, she says that the political landscape has now changed beyond all recognition, including the "barrage of demonization" and misinformation that assailed Hillary Clinton during the campaign.
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"Many people feel that this debate, whether it's the Remain or the Leave camps, has been characterized by anger, not much objective information, and at times the demonization of foreigners and in particular people of color," the campaign said in a statement.
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But glowing profiles of Francis are no longer easy to write, because the pope is now besieged by sexual scandal and his initial response was in a style familiar from Trump-era American politics — a mix of stonewalling, scapegoating and literal demonization.
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As bewildered (and appalled) as Friedman would most likely have been by Trump's demonization of free trade, he would have found it still harder to explain why China, run by a Communist Party, has emerged as central to the global capitalist economy.
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But I know now that they're linked for another reason: Hollywood's systemic demonization of Arabs, Persians and Muslims in general has made it much easier for Washington, the media and the public to start and support wars with no end in sight.
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This is the dystopian premise of the Hulu series "The Handmaid's Tale" (any roster of female monsters in 2017 has to include Ann Dowd's terrifying, cattle-prod-wielding Aunt Lydia), and also, of course, of "Get Out," which practices a brilliant reverse demonization.
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But it's even worse because this assault on preexisting conditions is just one part of the GOP's larger demonization of the sick or pregnant as a drag on everyone's wallets, which entirely ignores that getting sick (or pregnant) is an inevitable part of being human.
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As we approach the Fourth of July and celebrate the greatness of America, I've been specifically thinking of him in the context of disturbing stories in the news and how political disagreements between Americans have escalated into personal demonization and even hatred for ideological opponents.
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It would be naïve to ignore the demonization of journalists occurring on hyperpartisan platforms and descending from a President himself, who seems intent on undercutting independent institutions -- from journalism to the judiciary and Justice Department -- whose primary purpose is to hold power to account.
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This will play right into the handbook of extremist groups, who will not miss the slightest chance of employing this incendiary narrative for their recruitment efforts, as they are in a perpetually constant and desperate need to create any justification for the demonization of America.
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Both are based on the victimization of an in-group and the demonization of an out-group; both blame the "corrupt political establishment" and "rigged mainstream media" for all that is going wrong and aim to bring about radical societal change by creating countercultures.
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Add to the mix the media's routine demonization of Netanyahu, and it is easy to see how the cartoon came to be drawn and published: Already depicted as a malevolent Jewish leader, it's just a short step to depict him as a malevolent Jew.
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The Grannies' list of grievances is long: cuts to women's programs; discrimination against women, who receive no pension compensation for time taken off to raise children; the demonization of refugees and minorities in general; and an overall lack of empathy in the political discourse.
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Washington Post columnist Max Boot wrote about how American exceptionalism has failed in the wake of coronavirus, that the demonization of government by the Republican party over the last few decades has made it far more difficult for it to address the public's needs.
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Citing planning documents related to the committee, the Post said that it would have been led by William Happer, a National Security Council official and climate change skeptic who once compared the "demonization" of carbon dioxide to the treatment of Jews under Adolf Hitler.
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Washington (CNN)A climate change skeptic who once compared "demonization" of carbon dioxide to the treatment of Jews under Adolf Hitler may lead a proposed White House committee tasked with studying whether climate change poses a national security threat, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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Ford's film presents a heartbreakingly detailed portrait of his brother as an outraged counterpoint to the demonization done in court to present him as so dangerous he deserved to be murdered, sometimes punctuated by confrontational if formally distancing sequences in which Ford talks directly to the camera.
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The demonization of immigrants and refugees by politicians—and assaults on their rights—have made possible the prolonged detention of migrants, family separation, and harsh, abusive and even deadly conditions in plain view, inside U.S. territory, with the hearty assent of large segments of the citizenry.
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Given the upheavals of the past two years, along the fault line between electoral and sexual politics, Reitman could have told the sorry saga from Rice's point of view—her brush with fame, and her demonization as a temptress, or worse, at the hands of the media.
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The overall media, with their frenzied, relentless demonization of him and unquestioning acceptance of accusers' allegations without any attendant proof, have superseded the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which guarantee due process and equal protection, and thereby eliminated the possibility of a fair trial and unbiased jury.
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"Porgy and Bess" comes to the Met at a time when the United States is consumed with conflicts over prejudice, demonization of the "other," economic inequality, sexual assault and an opioid crisis, issues that the opera grapples with in various ways, even from the distant past.
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But it's that fear of black people, nurtured by the criminalization and demonization of the black body that dates back to slavery, that not only justifies these killings in the eyes of their perpetrators, but also helps justify them in the eyes of people thousands of miles away.
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It is a future in which the fetishization of the law, the demonization of "illegals," and the expansion of the carceral state will give way to a comprehensive and empathetic understanding of where our laws go wrong and how they can be better aligned with ideals of social justice.
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RELATED: What sanctuary cities stand to lose if feds have their way The two parties went back and forth on the bill, with Democrats decrying it as demonization of all immigrants, as an increase in mass incarceration and as a promotion of racial profiling and as unconstitutional federal overreach.
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Just look at Trump's attempts at a Muslim ban, his efforts to ban transgender Americans from serving in the military and his demonization and outright lies surrounding immigrants that began the very first day of his campaign with his false claim that Mexico was "sending" rapists to America.
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As Republicans scramble ahead of Tuesday's election to try to save their majorities in the House and Senate, many party officials and candidates like Jim Hagedorn, the nominee here in Minnesota's First District, have concluded that their best shot at victory is embracing the Trump political playbook of demonization.
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The series grows considerably more layered as it goes along, with the panoply of villains encompassing a variety of demographics, yet the choice of a bin Laden surrogate as the starting point is sure to reignite the debate over the demonization of Muslims that "24" has encountered before.
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Should someone like Weiss, an editor and opinion writer at The New York Times, have to expect brickbats from her colleagues for observing that a vicious demonization of Israel and its supporters has become routine in much of the American left and endemic on college and university campuses?
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My family is Iranian, so obviously they could suffer from the sanctions, and I think the demonization of Islam will make everybody suffer here in the UK, and also I think that his derogatory views towards women will eventually make people think that that's acceptable and it isn't.
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"Anybody, any content creator, that has experienced demonization or some unfair treatment from YouTube, is going to be able to come over to our home and exercise their first amendment rights," Utah Gun Exchange co-owner Bryan Melchior told Miranda of plans to launch a stand-alone video site, UGETube.
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Instead of being a beacon of freedom that celebrates complete bodily autonomy, anti-abortion advocates would see the United States go the way of El Salvador: a total ban on abortion, and the demonization -- even imprisonment -- of any woman whose pregnancy doesn't result in the birth of a healthy newborn.
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As we enter 2018, with even more immigrants from Middle Eastern and Arab countries arriving bearing anti-Jewish biases, there is now much more to worry about: Will democratic Germany live up to its historic obligation to combat anti-Semitism and the demonization of the Jewish state among its newest arrivals?
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We don't like the parallels between the West then and now: the rise of intolerant nationalist right-wing parties; the loss of faith in democratic institutions and the longing for a strong leader; the demonization of minorities like Jews or Muslims; or the unwillingness or inability of democracies to work together.
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Part of it can be credited to the complex history between racism and the sexualized demonization of black men, and how too many of them are still haunted by the historical weaponization of false rape accusations against them — a tactic often utilized by white people as an excuse to incriminate and/or murder.
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Now, despite a wholesale U.S. demonization of Huawei, the reality of global supply chains has led Trump to keep deferring bans on the Chinese tech firm in the U.S. More broadly, Trump keeps escalating his tariff wars against China, in the misbelief that Beijing is losing, rather than retaliating and defying him.
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Brian Hooks, the chairman and CEO of Stand Together, told attendees that he sees ideas borne out of socialism and nationalism as a threat to America, pointing to what was described as trade protectionism, class warfare, the demonization of immigrants, and nationalization of industries, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Lawson, like Adrian Piper, Lorna Simpson, Weems and others, understands the body not only as a site that insists on the construction of identity, but also as one where the artist can question the implication of black women in the long histories of representation that define a racialized present characterized by their demonization.
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While the ban currently only targets individuals from seven countries, we must remember that this is only the beginning, and appears part of a wider assault on the most vulnerable and marginalized Americans after years in which demonization of Muslims, refugees, immigrants and people of color of many diverse backgrounds has increasingly become the norm.
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On one hand, there's President Donald Trump who made demonization of Muslims one of the central themes of his campaign with statements like "Islam hates us" to lying that "thousands" of Muslims cheered in New Jersey on 9/11 to calling for a complete ban on Muslims from entering America simply because of their faith.
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That's the language and tactics of goons, designed to chill, silence, and frighten, and intended to get out of hand, where someone does get hurt — because that is what happens when mobs feed on their own righteousness, or when the demonization and dehumanization inspires someone to become a one man angel of vengeance — think Rep.
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The Pew Research Center found in June 2016 that the demonization — vilification — of political opponents has become entrenched: Today, sizable shares of both Democrats and Republicans say the other party stirs feelings of not just frustration, but fear (56 percent of Democrats, 49 percent of Republicans) and anger (47 percent Democrats, 46 percent Republicans).
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Even though many in the corporate wing of the party will never support Trump's demonization of international trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, there are many more Republicans who believe Trump is at his best when talking about how he'll run Washington like a successful business and bring jobs and wealth back to America.
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From President Trump's demonization of the media in America, which many claim have contributed to an atmosphere of aggression against journalists, to President Erdogan's imprisonment of journalists in Turkey, to the countless assassinations of journalists in Mexico, no matter where in the world you are, the peril of being a journalist has never been greater.
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Newly released data from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) shows that 22015 and 2673 saw two of the highest numbers of anti-Semitic incidents in nearly 20193 years of ADL data, an increase experts say is at least partially linked to Trump's demonization of immigrants and famous Jews (like George Soros) who advocate on their behalf.
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While researchers don't yet agree on the best ways to use these substances and on what their effects are, they are all certain of one thing: It won't be possible to make significant scientific progress in the field unless the demonization and the prohibition that has surrounded these compounds for the last decades comes to an end.
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But by then, with the Trump administration in full swing, he agreed that the parallels between the world he invented and what was happening in contemporary America were hard to ignore: a demagogic president who openly expresses admiration for a foreign dictator; a surge of right-wing nationalism and isolationism; polarization; false narratives; xenophobia and the demonization of others.
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He is so determined to keep the Enlightenment unsullied and pristine that he seethes at anyone who deigns to point out that it wasn't all it was cracked up to be, scolding "prophets of doom" like the philosophers Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer for perpetrating "a demonization campaign" that drew a link between the Enlightenment project and fascism.
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But despite their unease over Iranian threats, the Israelis don't seem be in a hurry to enter into an alliance with a shifty authoritarian regime — at least without a tangible public commitment by the Saudis not only to recognize Israel as a sovereign Jewish state but to end its vitriolic demonization of Israelis and Jews at home and abroad.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump, in Latest Bout With Media, Conjures Physical Fight With a Foe" (news article, July 3): This video of President Trump wrestling and punching a figure whose head has been replaced with the letters "CNN" reminds us of two trends that are particularly frightening: implied violence and demonization of the press.
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"The demonization of the Keystone XL pipeline remains a powerful cautionary tale of the dangers of energy policy driven by ideology rather than economic reality and has a chilling effect on expansion efforts for our nation's energy infrastructure," Gerard said at the speech, which he usually uses to lay out the oil group's policy priorities for the year ahead.
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Going back to Saudi Arabia, the most important question now is: Other than ISIS, Al-Qaeda or Iran, who stands to benefit from promoting the now fashionable demonization of Saudi Arabia, which is considered, by the testimony of the leaders and the officials of the civilized world, to be a trusted and reliable ally against terrorism?
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Whether one supports or opposes the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE, we should all agree that we need to avoid that snake in the grass — in this case, demonization of the other side.
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Still, it seems clear that the relative weight you attach to these two issues—the sexism that has contributed to the demonization of Thatcher as a heartless, inhuman witch, gleefully inflicting pain on working people and small children, and the quite severe negative consequences suffered by many as a result of her policy choices—is very much a matter of perspective.
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Alexander Soros, the son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, denounced the "demonization of all political opponents" after bombs were sent to his father, former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and former President Obama.
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Israelis on the left would add, at a minimum, the Netanyahu government's warming up to increasingly authoritarian leaders in countries like Hungary and Poland, and its demonization of the Hungarian-born, liberal Jewish financier George Soros — who also is a frequent target of anti-Semitic attacks in the United States and Europe — for underwriting activist groups that oppose Mr. Netanyahu's policies.
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Such nettlesome facts aside, the love-fest between Mr. Trump and the new Italian government marks another step in the evolving network of right-wing, populist governments in Europe and the United States, with demonization of immigrants as their major bond, followed by admiration for President Vladimir Putin of Russia, an aversion to the European Union and disdain for political elites.
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Like many of those victims in El Paso, I grew up on the U.S.-Mexico border, crossing from Tijuana to San Diego daily, and thus grew up with the hate, the derision, the taunts, the demonization, the ridicule, the AKs worn by patrolling army members and federales, and the fear that comes with being a Mexican living in a heavily politicized space.
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Part of this is due to his current prominence as the party's standard-bearer, part of it is due to the popularity of his message among the base, part of it is due to his anti–political correctness persona, and part is due to the demonization of Hillary Clinton (since it's quite clear to everyone that dumping Trump at this point means letting Clinton win the presidency).
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While no one can fairly suggest the mayor or police commissioner -- either Bratton, who retired from the de Blasio administration in 2016, or O'Neill, who succeeded him -- have ordered cops to "stand down" or benignly submit to assaults, it is difficult not to see the periodic demonization of the profession as something of an open invitation for those who desire to attack the police.
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Many of the Democratic presidential candidates rightly have called for more humane treatment of asylum seekers at America's border and challenged President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's demonization of Hispanic immigrants.
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Since then, he has been contending with the question of Jewishness — some years ago he spoke murkily of "a positive, solar Judaism, which doesn't only live itself in the mirror of the Holocaust and pain, or see itself as perpetually persecuted" — and his own relation to it, particularly as it connects to resurgent anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial and the growing demonization of Israel in Europe.
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It's because the story had everything: a Notes app-esque manifesto, the genius weaponization of social media, the demonization of a woman named Becky, the exposure of shady tabloid inner workings, and yes, two very rich women fighting with each other, one of whom is widely beloved among football fans for "standing by her man" (Rooney) and one of whom is seen as a fame-hungry money-grubber (that'd be Becky).
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This time around, under his daughter's control, the National Front has worked its way into the mainstream through a conscious "de-demonization" effort that focuses on nationalism, security, and anti-elitist populism, often by playing on the rising tide of Islamophobia in the country—"playing down the FN's (unpopular) anti-Semitism while playing up its (more popular) Islamophobia," as Mehdi Hasan put it in an op-ed on the Intercept.
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" Patrick Lynch, president of the Police Benevolent Association (PBA) of the City of New York summed it up: "The demonization, the anti-police rhetoric, the new laws and policies that undermine public safety — it all sends a clear message that cops on the street are effectively on our own … As a result, criminals feel emboldened to not only prey on the public, but to attack police officers as well.
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The four FIU students included Joseph Perez, who focused on the depiction and demonization of Muslim people in pulp adventure cover art; Erica Melamed, who studied how women became increasingly sexualized over the decades on the covers; Tiffany Breslawski, who looked at how violence towards women frequently appeared on crime covers; and Mauriel Fernandez, who concentrated on the tropes of women being kidnapped and used as human shields, whether the villain was a local gangster or a foreign enemy.
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He offers many examples in an essay called "Nomad and Sedentary" in his book "The Mirror of Ideas": the fratricide in Genesis involving the sedentary farmer Cain's murder of his nomadic brother Abel, a shepherd; the invention of barbed wire in America in the 1800s, which marked the sedentarization of pioneers and bloodshed over the rightful ownership of land; the conflicts between the nomadic Tuareg and the settled Saharan peoples; and the Nazis' demonization of the Jews, imagined as rootless and thus unrighteous transients.
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As I watch the name of Cyprus being tossed around as a laundering place for Russian black money and as a secretive tax haven, and even though I understand the journalistic temptation to suggestively exploit the name of a small country that is defenseless against demonization, I am surprised to see that serious journalists do not notice the inconsistency of basing stories on information either provided by Cyprus authorities or otherwise obtained from Cypriot sources in order to argue a case for secretiveness and evasive behavior.
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