You know, if you demonize groups of people, if you demonize Hispanics, if you demonize gays and lesbians, that's immoral, that's not what I'm referring to.
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If Clinton can lock up the Democratic nomination, her party will surely work to demonize Trump — just as Republicans will look to demonize the Democratic nominee.
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So he would have seen the attempts to demonize Islam and Muslims as an attempt to demonize and marginalize and silence something that was beneficial to black Americans and America in general.
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"I don't believe that we should demonize plastics," said Suh.
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We can't demonize the other side, because they are us.
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Because currently, we really demonize this behavior of stress eating.
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They want to personalize, demonize, isolate Trump from his base.
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Demonize Trumpcare relentlessly (and, this time, with good reason); 2.
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They have tried their best to demonize the Jewish people.
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This is his attitude: to demonize for eternity teenagers — teenagers!
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I did not do so to "demonize economics" as Rep.
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But don't demonize the boy; he may feel vulnerable enough.
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And on Twitter, many will demonize the players as unpatriotic.
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"We must not demonize food with unnecessary labels," he added.
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Populists demonize "the establishment" only to seize it for themselves.
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Demonize and marginalize your opposition in order to destroy them.
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It is not acceptable to demonize what doesn't sound ideal.
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He continues to demonize the vulnerable and he punches down.
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They have built a system easy to demonize as rigged.
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Democrats and Republicans today demonize and attack each other with ferocity.
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"I think it's a mistake to demonize Hillary Clinton," he said.
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It's personal, and thus much harder to demonize than fossil fuels.
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Rather than demonize the N.R.A.'s strategies, liberals should emulate them.
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It becomes easy to demonize the unknown other in these circumstances.
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We must resist the urge to demonize those who are different.
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They are going to demonize him and bring up Venezuela and socialism.
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It's hard to demonize something after you've been turned on by it.
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Some politicians talk openly about the pressure to demonize the other side.
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My issue is we cannot afford to demonize and dehumanize other people.
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Sure, no president has done more to demonize media than President Trump.
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But I will not demonize and declare war on an entire religion.
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Coconut oil is okay in moderation—I don't mean to demonize it.
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The point, at least for me, is not to demonize Trump voters.
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She does not demonize Trump voters, who include friends and family members.
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But the Democratic Party loves to demonize the people who support Trump.
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Fox's prime time talk shows relentlessly demonize Democrats and the progressive agenda.
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"The [state-run] TV and newspapers, they demonize Jehovah's Witnesses," Yuri says.
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"But I will not demonize and declare war on an entire religion."
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Her spokesperson blamed Hawley for trying to "distort and demonize" Shepard&aposs business.
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" She added: "I'm not going to demonize declare war on an entire religion.
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They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe.
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EIGLARSH: I don&apost want -- I do not want to demonize these attorneys.
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"Stop trying to demonize real artist Stop trying to compromise art," he tweeted.
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It seems more like a crude and unsettlingly familiar effort to demonize immigrants.
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"I think it is important that we not demonize our opponents," Ball responded.
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Candidates should directly reject the racist rhetoric and blatant lies that demonize immigrants.
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"It's very easy to demonize a few people and hang them," she said.
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I don't think we should demonize an entire generation as reliant and narcissistic.
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Is it conservative to demonize and vilify and mischaracterize religious and ethnic minorities …?
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Still, I worry that von Gal's campaign could further demonize important agricultural chemicals.
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For example, he said I don&apost agree with those who demonize the FBI.
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So they&aposre only recourse is to demonize Trump as a heartless baby jailor.
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Both demonize their chosen targets, idolize extreme violence, and advocate and commemorate mass murder.
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The point is to help the uninsured, not to punish or demonize insurance companies.
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" Buffett criticized Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, saying he has "a tendency to demonize institutions.
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It doesn't matter: choose a side and demonize your target as much as possible.
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" He continued: "Do you want to be for politics that divide, distract and demonize?
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Too many people demonize immigrants like they're stealing something from the people born here.
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Was it important for you to not demonize or simplify any of these characters?
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"In some respects, they try to demonize me, and that's really ugly," he said.
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"The goal is not to demonize every chemical on the market," Dr. Patisaul said.
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Russia has repeatedly dismissed suggestions of its involvement as an attempt to demonize it.
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He lives to campaign — to divide, demonize and disrupt — not to get things done.
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But at the same time, it's important that we don't demonize the mentally ill.
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What does exist has been construed to lionize the soldiers and demonize the protestors.
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They laughed about how Mr. McConnell's opponents had tried in vain to demonize him.
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For most people, it's hard to fully demonize people who can tweet at you.
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Caputova fought off a fierce campaign by the international alt-right to demonize her.
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He condemned Trump's intolerance and willingness to demonize minorities (particularly with the "Muslim ban").
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the fringe" of the party.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe," she said.
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" Cohen also said he did not agree "with those who demonize or vilify the FBI.
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Political analysts say it was typical López Obrador: demonize critics as unethical and even unpatriotic.
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Trump used this as an opportunity to demonize Democrats for not doing enough on DACA.
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In an era of great inequality, it is natural for politicians to demonize the rich.
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Consider for a moment, with no attempt to demonize or lionize him, what Biden said.
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So they demonize each other until they've both raised enough money to all get reelected.
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We simply cannot demonize the other side, no matter how much we disagree with them.
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"We can't afford to alienate and demonize the largest-growing demographic out there," Flake said.
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No, Americans should not demonize China in some sort of Cold War or xenophobic way.
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If our goal is to penalize and demonize their parents — well, that's a different story.
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I think it's important to talk to children in a way that doesn't demonize anyone.
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Mr. Sessions has long held a particular enmity for pot, which he continues to demonize.
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And it has long been used to demonize unpopular expression, particularly among people of color.
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Those seeking to demonize Sessions, and thus the Trump administration, found precious little subject matter.
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Trump is using this tragedy to again demonize immigrants and seek to close America's doors.
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She did not demonize Mr. Sanders or suggest he would be a dangerous choice for Democrats.
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Because at the pace of this demonization, they&aposre so -- they demonize at -- it&aposs incredible.
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George Wallace could openly demonize blacks to attract white voters with little fear of political repercussions.
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Do we demonize her and show the world just how "stupid" she is by bullying her?
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"They used Liu's illness as a tool to boost their image and demonize China," it said.
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Here's the thing: a lot of people are going to demonize me because of my honesty.
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People are trying to demonize a celebration that has a long cultural tradition attached to it.
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Others accuse Democrats of overly politicizing a scientific issue in an attempt to demonize their opponents.
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In the actual act of war, some say it is a necessity to demonize the other.
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"I don't want to demonize anyone, but I think something has to be said," he added.
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It is intended to vindicate Clinton and demonize those on the left who disagree with her.
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But despite their examples of success and leadership, our country continues to demonize immigrants and refugees.
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Trump and his political allies demonize immigrants because they want to keep the American people divided.
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And listening means you don't demonize someone in your office who says they're a Trump supporter.
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I fear that Trump has made it easy for liberal activists to demonize conservatives and evangelicals.
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Yes, Republicans will try to demonize their proposals, but they would do that in any case.
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To demonize and silence the pushers of progressive ideas within the spaces of their man-toys.
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And Erdoganist news media started what appeared to be a coordinated campaign to demonize Mr. Kavala.
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And our unions are outraged by Republican attempts to end collective bargaining and demonize organized labor.
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The president's supporters seized on the case as a hollow attempt to demonize them as racists.
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It was easy to demonize ObamaCare and blame it for every problem in the healthcare system.
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But he said that Democrats should not demonize the National Rifle Association and pro-gun groups.
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Yet, in the face of scientific data, industry detractors demonize even economics and its positive externalities.
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While Dimon said that's not his main focus, he also said it's wrong to demonize buybacks.
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Speaking of Muslims, Trump has offered a master class in how to demonize one particular faith group.
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Cruz's speech delineated conservative philosophies and principles and did plenty to sharply attack and demonize Hillary Clinton.
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The SPLC defines hate groups as organizations with beliefs or practices that demonize a class of people.
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I wouldn't demonize Amazon in this if a solution were not something the company would normally pursue.
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Far-right parties demonize out-groups, whether racial minorities, immigrants, or even (in Duterte's case) drug users.
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And if you demonize this drug and you criminalize it, you&aposre going to do three things.
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But we also know that the Republicans, for good or bad, made a decision to demonize her.
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"I think their main purpose here is to demonize e-cigarettes," Siegel told me over the phone.
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When we demonize large groups of people as being stupid, uneducated, ignorant, that doesn't help the country.
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He was inventing a problem that doesn't exist, and using that imaginary problem to demonize brown people.
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Americans demonize fraternities as bastions of toxic masculinity where young men go to indulge their worst impulses.
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The second argument I'd make is that cash is much, much harder to demonize than health care.
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With his efforts to demonize Brennan and others, Trump has been building that narrative up around them.
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In American history in particular, editorial cartoonists set the standard for aesthetic choices that demonize black people.
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The best thing the Arab world could do for itself is learn from Israel, not demonize it.
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Price should know better than to demonize people and perpetuate myths that stigmatize people living with HIV.
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Republicans' efforts to demonize Waters and mischaracterize her statement as a form of violence are not surprising.
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"They're simply trying to demonize immigrants as part of their current congressional strategy," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"My primary interest has been that the United States, or I should say its media at large, when they demonize foreign leaders and therefore demonize in many cases their populations, this gets me interested to see what's the perspective from that place?" the 56-year-old performer said.
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In fact, they might even use it to further delegitimize — and demonize — Mueller's probe into Trump-Russia collusion.
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" Anyone who might assume otherwise, he said, was simply looking at the situation "with intent to demonize Russia.
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A lot of that safety data, ironically, came from government efforts to demonize the drug, to no avail.
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It's still a form of resistance to a system that will use any excuse to demonize Black people.
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I don't want to demonize parents who have allowed their kids to use social apps at young ages.
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Williamson rejected Warren's argument that Democrats were using Republican talking points to demonize the Medicare for All plan.
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Of course, the regime has worked hard both to demonize and to minimize the significance of its opposition.
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But we also know that the Republicans, for good or bad, they made a decision to demonize her.
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Iran's MOIS has recently attempted to demonize and silence a British politician through the efforts of Khodabandeh's wife.
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As part of this alarming shift in debate, they demonize anyone who disagrees with them and their worldview.
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" The measure, she said, aims "to silence opposition of Israel's blatantly racist policies that demonize both Palestinians & Ethiopians.
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Attacking business Executives running America's biggest companies know that Trump could attack or demonize them at any time.
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We are still too quick to humanize the powerful men accused of assault and to demonize their accusers.
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Did it really need to demonize his victims whenever they asked that the world consider their pain too?
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They embrace ideologies that demonize liberals, communists, capitalists, Jews and, more fashionably in recent times, migrants and Muslims.
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And because she projects "Midwestern unthreatening," it would be difficult to demonize Senate candidates for associating with her.
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One thing I felt strongly about is to not misrepresent or demonize the people who are coming here.
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We must enlist the tech, porn, gambling, gaming and e-commerce industries to be our partners, not demonize them.
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Rather than demonize Anissa and Morgan, the doc tries to get inside of their brains to find any explanations.
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" Cohen, in the off-camera interview, also said he doesn't agree "with those who demonize or vilify the FBI.
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Regardless of whether you lionize or demonize Thatcher, that gives you an idea of the scale of the transformation.
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Now Milo's wondering why liberals didn't demonize George the same way in 2006 when he went on 'Howard Stern.
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For his part, Bezos has criticized the President and his rhetoric, saying that it's "dangerous to demonize the media."
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" I think that there's – to over-demonize any human being is not in our best self interest," he said.
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The former doctor's attorneys said the judge made "efforts to demonize Dr. Nassar in front of the entire world."
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This began long before Donald Trump ran for president, as right-wing politicians sought to demonize the mainstream press.
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Inevitably, a Palestinian Nelson Mandela would emerge -- a symbolic freedom fighter who Israel would have to demonize or imprison.
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Third, populists claim to speak in the name of the "the people," and often demonize those disagreeing with them.
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It's well past time to stop trying to demonize Wall Street and the investments that help millions of Americans.
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To ban an ad depicting a specific body type is to demonize that type, labeling it publicly as bad.
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But Fox is mostly defined by its opinion division, where hosts and guests demonize Democrats from morning til night.
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Putin has called Stalin "a complex figure" and said attempts to demonize him were a ploy to attack Russia.
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While the story is told from Tony's perspective, Georgio's hurtful deviances into drugs and women do not demonize him.
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It is an attempt to demonize, delegitimize and apply a double standard to Israel—all three of Sharansky's indicators.
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Williamson mostly assumes readers know what healthy eating looks like (more kale, less pizza), but does demonize certain foods.
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In Italy, the journalist Oriana Fallaci popularized the phrase "Eurabia" to demonize the continent's growing population of Muslim immigrants.
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"The notion of sex positivity doesn't demonize any sexual desire except nonconsensual," says Good Vibrations staff sexologist Carol Queen.
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However, their opponents are using reports of links to extremists to demonize the Rohingya and jeopardize their international support.
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We owe our children a better life -- and we can start by refusing to hate and demonize each other.
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While it's easy to demonize "processed" foods, what constitutes a "whole" food isn't as intuitive as you might think.
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The rock is an Islamophobic right wing in other cultures that is all too eager to demonize Muslim men.
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Worsening the divide are conservative media outlets and talk radio that actively demonize liberals and make reconciliation less likely.
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Yet amid the confusion, there has been an ominous tendency to demonize Iran and misrepresent the threat it presents.
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Instead, the commission is heavily represented by insurers, pharmaceutical benefit managers and others with incentives to demonize drug makers.
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Since 2010, Viktor Orbán has passed laws that suffocate the free press, politicize Hungary's judiciary and demonize nongovernmental organizations.
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How could he demonize Republicans, independents or Democrats when he has been a Republican, an independent and a Democrat?
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From the moment you launched your campaign nineteen months ago, you sought to divide and demonize people of every background.
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He pointed out that we often "idolize" and "demonize" foods, which, of course, is not a great thing to do.
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We asked a few skin experts to explain why we shouldn't totally demonize oil, and how to kick the slick.
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But in our media and political culture, we don't disagree, we demonize, condemning us to a kind of partisan purgatory.
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Across America, Democrats and Republicans demonize each other — and then sit down to hammer out legislation to reduce mass incarceration.
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" Hillary Clinton has responded by attacking Trump's Islamophobia and his attempt to "demonize and declare war on an entire religion.
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The statement went on to compare Pompeo's "attempts to demonize" Assange as on par with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Even if her science is wonky at best and she likes to demonize big business, Hari continues to have influence.
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Nor should we demonize the women and men on the front lines of our border who enforce our immigration laws.
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Any major legislation must have support from both major parties so that neither can demonize it in the next election.
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The New York Times reported last week that Republicans have "amped up" their efforts to demonize these young Democratic women.
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Supporters of unions routinely demonize supporters of RTW laws, claiming that they're collaborating with "big business" against the American worker.
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"It would be a mistake and inappropriate to instantly demonize Hillary and to try and sabotage her presidency," he said.
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Many in the liberal media are using -- and mean using -- coronavirus in an attempt to demonize and destroy the President.
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" She goes on to say that liberals "demonize Christians" and endanger the country with our talk of "racism and xenophobia.
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That's because "hate" is a dangerously elastic label, one that has long been used in America to demonize unpopular expression.
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Bonus: Mr. Bezos, who owns The Washington Post, said that it was "dangerous" for President Trump to demonize the media.
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And since then, he has rejected bipartisan compromises, while using his power and his microphone to demonize immigrants of color.
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Slater doesn't demonize the imperfect remedies of the past or present — even as she describes their costs with blunt severity.
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Because now that we're on the radar, conservatives (and others) have developed a new language with which to demonize us.
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Governors and mayors, teachers and lawyers, faith leaders and congregations vowed to resist any efforts to demonize the foreign-born.
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Dictatorships use similar, albeit stronger, rhetoric to demonize their own opposition, describing them as enemies of the state or the people.
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Washington (CNN)Mayors and local police chiefs have a message for the Trump administration: Define "sanctuary city" before you demonize us.
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Then there are surrogates — rank-and-file employees or issue experts that may be harder to demonize than the head honcho.
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I think this is about politics and I think Trump has decided, for the midterms, he&aposs going to demonize immigrants.
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And that's no going to happen if too many in his party just continue to try to demonize and divide them.
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On Sunday's episode, the actor expanded on that reasoning and said that he felt that Americans demonize Guzm n too much.
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When politicians demonize the marginalized, Segarra argues that it's vital to support and speak to those targeted for violence and hatred.
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We demonize addiction to opiates in this country, and it affects how we treat people who suffer from severe chronic pain.
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Maduro accused his opponents of trying to "demonize" a program intended to address the social crisis and not assert political control.
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Why continue to demonize something everybody's doing, rather than making an effort to break that stigma before it can build up?
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When we hear politicians demonize religions, single out ethnicity, or resort to jingoistic talking points, it makes us more than cringe.
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Like most shootings, this attack has predictably drawn claims that it was a "false flag" operation designed to demonize gun owners.
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Rather than demonize and ban all devices, parents should regulate screen time and ensure their children use technology in beneficial ways.
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Progressive activists, outside groups, and politicians have vigorously campaigned to demonize and suppress political speech in the years following Citizens United.
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He will use the presidency to demonize migrants and further destabilize Central American countries, without any clear policy objective in mind.
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I am disturbed by the willingness of so many people to demonize a young man in the court of public opinion.
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"The more you work alongside each other, shoulder to shoulder, the more difficult it becomes to demonize each other," she said.
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Other than the fact, what do you expect happens when you demonize law enforcement to the extent that it's been demonized?
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Because it knows there will be no consequences for its sophisticated propaganda war, the Palestinian Authority can continue to demonize Israel.
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It doesn't preach; it doesn't demonize or lionize; it doesn't nobly set out to illustrate a set of beliefs or ideals.
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The case of Sally Challen, 64, also shows how media coverage can demonize women who snap after years of sustained abuse.
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The bad actors are nominally the dealers, but "The Midnight Line" doesn't demonize its villains the way Child's books usually do.
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And, as much as Republicans and others like to demonize Ms. Pelosi, she is free of any scandals or personal misconduct.
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But the Syrian government accuses the rescuers of collaborating with terrorists and of staging footage of operations to demonize the government.
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Instead of questioning someone's judgments, which is appropriate and necessary in our political system, we demonize them and question their motives.
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As first-generation Indian-Americans, they shuddered at his quickness to demonize people of color with Asian, African or Latino ancestry.
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Very few Americans today have any direct experience with Iran, so it is easy to demonize the country and its people.
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The billionaire voucher advocate has spent decades advocating for, organizing and giving money to groups that undermine and demonize public schools.
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In fact, distaste for the left's attempts to demonize those with alternative political preferences was a driver of support for Trump.
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The desire to demonize, attack and exclude is, without doubt, fueled by economic privation and rapid technological, social and climatic change.
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Record low approval ratings almost certainly mean Clinton and Trump will look to demonize one another to win the White House.
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But President Trump's style — to attack critics personally and demonize them — seems to be driving the strategy to attack Mueller personally.
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He uses them to demonize opponents, stoke fears about marauding migrants and accuse bureaucrats in Brussels of every manner of sin.
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Violating black women and placing the blame on black men became a tactic to lynch and demonize men in the community.
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"I mean, we may not want to demonize anybody who has made money," the former vice president said at the Carlyle fundraiser.
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For the president, it was a reflection of his style of governance that is built on the need to polarize and demonize.
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It's not as easy to demonize people and make them one dimensional any longer, because you can look at them as people.
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They turn off voters, demonize opponents for perfectly acceptable policy disputes and coarsen the political culture — all of these are legitimate complaints.
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Northam's campaign has accused Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, of being a "mini-Trump" whose ads "demonize" immigrants.
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We should bear that in mind when assessing the Trump administration's self-serving desire to demonize and "end the culture of leaking."
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Democrats supportive of Pelosi have long argued that even if she stepped aside, Republicans would demonize any new leader the party elevated.
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To not just demonize opponents, but rather to treat our differences as something that strengthens our democratic society, not something to exploit.
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I can't remember the last time the word "lobbyist" was used in a sentence by someone who wasn't trying to demonize them.
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"My first executive orders will be to reverse every single thing President Trump has done to demonize and harm immigrants," Sanders said.
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" Somebody else called her hypocritical: "first shes hanging out with rappers and making songs now she wants to demonize hip hop gtfoh.
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Trump is taking his anti-press tirades to new levels in an audacious and unrelenting campaign to delegitimize and demonize the media.
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"Don't demonize someone for having a different view than you," said employment attorney Brian Heller at Schwartz Perry & Heller in New York.
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Most strikingly, she doesn't issue a milquetoast call for unity and change, or demonize some amorphous threat to American families and prosperity.
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Trump and the Republicans will demonize and vilify whoever the Democrats would chose, but Pelosi has proven impervious to their name calling.
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The poor approval ratings also almost certainly mean Clinton and Trump will look to demonize one another to win the White House.
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Rather than bring the country together, they demonize their opponents to hype turnout among select groups, targeted by race, religion or ethnicity.
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Nor is it new that Scavino's attack is also part of a broader White House effort to demonize The New York Times.
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Trump pushed easily debunkable lies to inflate his record of accomplishments and sensationalized crime stories in an effort to demonize undocumented immigrants.
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Yet they break with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to demonize Israelis and Jews, rebuking his calls for a regional peace settlement.
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Over the millennia, this template was used by church leaders not only to differentiate Judaism from Christianity but to demonize the Jew.
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But David Kelly, chief global strategist with JPMorgan Funds, thinks that elected officials are making a mistake when they demonize stock buybacks.
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Mainstream politicians have played their part by resisting whatever temptation there might have been to demonize the new arrivals for electoral gain.
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Brown's op-ed, for example, points to no solution and intends to demonize entire institutions as "progressive," which makes them appropriate targets.
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And I'd love if we as a country could get back to the place where we didn't demonize people who disagreed with us.
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He pointed out that past administrations, led by Republicans and Democrats alike, did not "demonize" the press to the extent that Trump has.
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He&aposs back as we&aposve saw last night in Minnesota to try to demonize not only the Democrats but the immigrants again.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, founded in 1971, defines hate groups as organizations with beliefs or practices that demonize a class of people.
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You can abuse social media to demonize out-groups, but it's much harder to do so to improve their images with the public.
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So, to demonize the NRA is a political solution, but it&aposs not a practical solution because NRA members aren&apost masked shooters.
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And so, they are just doing that to further demonize the right for no good reason and shame on them for doing so.
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This should not come as a surprise given that we have a president who has never missed an opportunity to demonize the undocumented.
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Critics, citing statistics that show American citizens are more likely to commit crimes than immigrants, say it's an effort to further demonize immigrants.
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And while her message is focused on demonizing Trump, it does not seek to demonize the GOP, which might turn off Republican voters.
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The villains, naturally, are bankers; the more a movie costs to make, the more gleefully it must demonize the practice of basic capitalism.
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Lebanon's enormous generosity has many critics: politicians demonize refugees, and citizens resent the strain they put on schools, social services and local wages.
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Asaduddin Owaisi, a prominent Muslim parliamentarian from the southern city of Hyderabad, claimed it was an attempt to demonize the entire Muslim community.
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"I think that's what he is depending on — you demonize the Democrats as socialists and warn they will tank the economy," he said.
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People are very quick to demonize—even the New York Times, people say the New York Times is being paid by the opposition.
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Sanders and his supporters say Wasserman Schultz overplayed the severity of the disruption and was once again too quick to demonize the challenger.
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Terms like "scalping" and "price gouging" are pejoratives used to demonize those who resell tickets at whatever high prices the market will bear.
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The result has been more empathy in the community, organizers say, and a greater willingness to help the homeless, rather than demonize them.
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Of course, like any winning candidate, he benefited from larger forces, in this case, the realities of gentrification, which liberals so often demonize.
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Not only are Republicans willing to support Trump, but both Democrats and Republicans are inclined to demonize the leadership of the opposing party.
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Borrowing a page from Democrats during the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, Republicans are also working to demonize the leaders of the inquiry.
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They are skittish about offending the base and quick to placate culture warriors who demonize those with traditional beliefs about sex and gender.
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Don't expect nary a skeptical question from them to Warren about her past except as an opportunity to demonize skeptics as sexist pigs.
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They seemed to not only embrace the policy, but they wanted to demonize, mock and humiliate anyone who they suspected of being homosexual.
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Television is a relatively new invention and for many we can now visualize while an opposing point of view is destigmatize or demonize.
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Rather than pursue reflex-action to demonize, ban, regulate and/or tax, vaping should be recognized as a disease prevention public health intervention.
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It's a great idea because it's much harder to demonize your political opponents once you've gotten the chance to know them as people.
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This research, and the commonly held idea that pollution disproportionately affects minority populations, is not designed to demonize personal consumption, the study says.
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At home, he denigrates the rule of law, threatens the free press, embraces crony capitalism, and jettisons civil political discourse to demonize adversaries.
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We know that when good people use their collective voice to oppose those who would marginalize and demonize others, hate will not triumph.
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While Ukrainian officials are often quick to demonize Russia, the case aligns with what Facebook officials say will be the future of disinformation.
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It is a dramatic contrast to other Arab nations, where even discussing LGBT rights is beyond the pale and media relentlessly demonize the community.
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Police work is violent and volatile, and it is wrong to demonize the professionals who sacrifice their lives daily to serve and to protect.
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The left is so anti debate, so anti dialogue that they prefer to intimidate now and demonize their political opponents rather than convince them.
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They don&apost want to follow the law, but they want to demonize a sitting President that is trying to protect the American people.
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"It's smaller and smaller pockets of people and communities that are still able to demonize and want to discriminate against LGBT people," she says.
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The answer is not to demonize or shame them, as they search for the truth about how to keep their children safe and healthy.
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One doesn't want to demonize Russia as a country, but the fact is that it's now ruled by a very small number of people.
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If you demonize a group of people and distance yourself from their humanity, you can even feel very good about perpetrating evil against them.
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But the most striking shift in SVU can be seen in episodes where it refuses to demonize even characters suspected of heinous sex crimes.
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Sessions' escalating, and misleading, rhetoric is a red herring, part of the continuing efforts of this administration to criminalize and demonize Central American refugees.
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While following in his footsteps, humanity must condemn and oppose all groups who demonize others or deny that we are all equally God's children.
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As I've written about -- older generations of South Koreans, who grew up in a real Cold War mentality, were educated to demonize North Koreans.
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"To just demonize the people crossing is a very short-sighted view which actually contributes to their invisibility and to the violence," she said.
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Building on such efforts is likely to have far greater effects than continuing to demonize Citizens, whose logic is defensible on First Amendment grounds.
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And as we become a more diverse nation, how do we make sure that we can live together and not always demonize each other?
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The effort to demonize the lottery program is an effort to preserve America's white majority, against the statistical eventuality, for as long as possible.
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How could the party, some wondered, continue to persuasively demonize Democrats if their president is going behind their back to reach compromises with them?
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The Syrian government accuses the group of cavorting with terrorists and of staging footage of their operations to garner sympathy and demonize the government.
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"This is a 100 percent political issue, and the only reason for it is to target, demonize and stigmatize transgender people," Mr. Smith said.
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They're not going to stay the same, and 'gentrification' is a term that has been used to demonize the evolution of a particular borough.
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"It's really simple to demonize Muslims because of our anger over 9/11, but it's obviously so much more complex than that," he said.
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And as easy as it is to demonize people, there's a lot of different factors involved in creating this culture that we're in now.
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Republican President Donald Trump, who is up for re-election next year, has already sought to demonize the entire Democratic party as too extreme.
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Those polls were taken before any concerted Republican efforts to demonize Sanders, which are certain to start in earnest if he becomes the nominee.
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When we demonize a whole group of people – whether that group is defined by race, by religion, or by occupation – this is the result.
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The wealthy, who certain politicians like to demonize to gin up votes, serve a useful purpose in trying out new things like space tourism.
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It is also clear that the growing trend by American politicians to demonize the journalistic profession has implications for the safety of journalists abroad.
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When the going gets tough — and at some point, the going always gets politically tough — politicians predictably demonize foreign trade deals as the culprit.
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When we demonize a whole group of people — whether that group is defined by race, by religion or by occupation — this is the result.
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We didn't focus as much on the sellers because we didn't want to demonize the one we interviewed, since her intentions were quite honorable.
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But I understand how he got there, and I feel like people are quick to demonize racists without really [knowing] how they got that way.
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So, I don&apost demonize one side and say they&aposre doing it, and this is their cottage industry, or this side is doing it.
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"The president cannot demonize immigrants, threaten them with deportations and family separation, and then expect them to trust the government with sensitive information," he said.
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In the US, Republican politicians pushed the Department of Homeland Security to ignore far-right terrorism out of fear that it would demonize mainstream conservatism.
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Even as they demonize the media, PewDiePie and Trump belittle it, describing it as a waning power in the face of their own distribution channels.
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" Senators Lott and Daschle have said that candidates who do little more than demonize their opponents are simply "scratching the basest itches of the electorate.
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But if you demonize this because people are looking at this to fulfill their lives because they&aposre not getting a fulfillment where they are.
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He also recommends "In Defense of Villainesses," published on Tor, which is a feminist critique of the way we demonize female villains for their ambition.
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Maybe if she can't defeat a guy whose platform is to alienate and demonize huge portions of the population, she doesn't deserve to be President.
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What's easier is to be a closeted, gay Republican—and you can count them among those who have worked the hardest to demonize LGBTQ Americans.
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Worse, these portrayals demonize animals — sharks, in particular, stand out — making it more difficult to make a case they should be protected from human encroachment.
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CBS News White House correspondent Major Garrett on Friday said that it "should be noted" that the Obama administration attempted to "demonize" Fox News regularly.
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If we continue to demonize nicotine, the real losers are the millions of smokers and future potential smokers who have been misled by fear-mongering.
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He was unapologetic about the need for his nation to defend itself, and unafraid to confront attempt to demonize, undercut or undermine the Jewish state.
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According to reporting by The Washington Post and The Sacramento Bee, it's also based on a series of falsehoods spun out to demonize the Democrats.
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But while more and more people recognize Raspail's amazing foresight, establishment liberal opinion attempts to demonize and distort the books' message more egregiously than ever.
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"The comical attempts to demonize Seattle in the 45th District race, I think, will be shown to have been a poor strategy," Mr. Constantine said.
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Although "the welfare queen" became a way to demonize black women, Taylor is such a phantom that even her race is a matter of debate.
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"Using human beings — including little children — as pawns in their warped game to perpetuate fear and demonize immigrants is despicable, and in some cases, criminal."
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"It's true I tried to demonize Thad Balkman as an anti-tax, anti-education, anti-healthcare, anti-this, anti-that kind of guy," Hobson says.
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"If we demonize and we consider certain groups to be not qualified to join the political discourse," he said, "that is not a healthy attitude."
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As Knives Out twists its way toward a conclusion, it doubles down on condescension, elevating Marta over the political landscape that would rather demonize her.
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Why demonize your opponents rather than presume that, as fellow human beings, what they want should be given respect and the dignity of fair evaluation?
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" Raskin argued that the "attempt to demonize and vilify the whistleblower is a scapegoating tactic" that is a "distraction from the merits of the case.
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"People are too quick to demonize and dehumanize, too ready to dismiss all that we have in common as Americans," the former vice president wrote.
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Statements like McBride's may sway right-wingers out to demonize leftist protests in general, or even moderate Democrats who reflexively fear rule-breaking and violence.
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For Biden, you don't need to demonize the richest Americans or their Republican supporters to reduce income inequality; you can find a mutually beneficial solution.
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Despite attempts to vilify and demonize them as political pawns, asylum seekers from around the world continue to see the promise of the United States.
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But where lots of versions of that story demonize the characters for their bad choices, Wood has real empathy for her lead character's screw-ups.
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Is there any woman out here in 2018, sex worker or not, that's surprised by the ability of a company to demonize a woman's body?
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This week alone, he made comments, sent tweets, and unveiled policies (some real and some fake) all designed to further dehumanize and demonize his scapegoats.
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To the media trying to demonize my husband let me just say this… your commentary on Kanye being erratic & his tweets being disturbing is actually scary.
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Kayla Reed, an organizer and activist with the St. Louis Action Council, said actions of those few people have unfairly been used to "demonize" nonviolent protesters.
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"To the media trying to demonize my husband let me just say this," she wrote back in April when he first began expressing support for Trump.
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Putin's Russia is seeking status, and when we demonize him as an enemy on equal footing with ourselves, we are giving him exactly what he wants.
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As conservative Puerto Rican politicians demonize the drug and the island takes baby steps towards legalization, Martin stays patient, aided by his herbs on the seashore.
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Throughout history, and to do this day, soldiers are taught to be desensitized to violence, to savor the heroics of victory, and to demonize the enemy.
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"Donald Trump cannot come to Nevada and demonize immigrants," said Steven Horsford, a Democratic former congressman running against Republican Cresent Hardy in southern Nevada's 4th District.
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But we cannot allow to pass unchallenged reckless attempts to denounce, demonize, or delegitimize an agency of government on the basis of allegations against one agent.
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Those "grossly generalistic" accusations are the basis of every leftist diatribe meant to demonize any individual or group that stands in opposition to their extremist policies.
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Since the North will continue to demonize the United States to its people, giving North Korea this chip to publicize does not hurt the United States.
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To the Editor: While President Trump continues to demonize migrants from Central America, why do we so seldom hear about the causes of this migration north?
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The UN drug conventions go out of their way to demonize drugs without reference to science—an approach ripe for abuse in punitive and discriminatory ways.
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The point is that the politics of trade war will probably end up looking like Trump politics in general: a search for innocent people to demonize.
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There are those who praise the technology as the solution to some of humankind's gravest problems, and those who demonize AI as the world's greatest existential threat.
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It takes no courage at all to demonize immigrants from the safety of the United States, and to stoke fear, for the sake of votes and power.
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That purity is not there because the system compresses talent so much and tries to demonize the truth so they can control and sell products and shit.
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BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley urged climate activists not to "demonize" companies, following several weeks of protests designed to highlight how fossil fuels contribute to climate change.
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" He added, "They (Republicans) have spent years trying to demonize Obamacare and say there was something better, but there was nothing better ... It's overall a sad story.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration's decision to threaten mayors and demonize immigrants yet again – and use cities as political props in the process – has made this meeting untenable.
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"I don't like the man but I think we make a terrible, terrible mistake if our priority is to demonize President Trump in new ways," he said.
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Because nuns held an especially respected position in Catholic Spain, the accusations served to demonize the republican forces as monstrous, and to generate support for Franco's nationalists.
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For over a century now, policymakers in the United States and abroad have ignored these questions when regulating drugs, choosing simply to demonize some while celebrating others.
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And it is the horror of Trump's $85,000 full-page demand, and the heedless, racist rush to demonize children that it exemplified, that backdrops this mini-series.
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For decades, they criticized the secular elite for nepotism and corruption, for weaponizing the judiciary and for using the news media to demonize and intimidate their opponents.
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"I was interested in Rothbart and didn't want to demonize him," he said of the sorcerer in the ballet "Swan Lake," who magically transforms women into swans.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people," Cooperman said.
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In that time, it seems as if the extent to which we insulate ourselves from opposing viewpoints, and demonize the people who hold them, has increased dramatically.
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And on the flip side, it's so much easier for someone to demonize an entire populace if they don't interact with them on an everyday, personal level.
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So though Trump did his best to demonize "Democrats" generally and the media, he is still lacking the personal foil on which he usually prefers to rely.
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What the Health is part of a genre of food documentaries (and diet books) that selectively analyze nutrition research to demonize particular foods and praise a particular diet.
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He decried those who would demonize Muslims as terrorists when, in fact, Muslims have been the victims of terrorism and stand as allies in the fight against extremism.
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The Bannon-centric PR efforts highlight a common undercurrent among factions in Trump's scattered political network: the constant push for attention from a press they love to demonize.
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The beating in Massachusetts; the violence in San Jose; this is what comes from Trump's repeated effort to demonize others and pit one group of Americans against another.
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In a statement released before kickoff, Jackson made sure to mention that his cleats aren't meant to demonize cops, but rather to show concern for an untenable situation.
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As Trump seeks to demonize refugees and Muslim people in general, films such as Watani: My Homeland, which tell the human story of refugees, become ever more important.
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Democrats in the administration and Congress have shown over and over again that they'd rather mischaracterize history to demonize Republicans instead of swiftly address a public health crisis.
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Trump's silence on Sunday was notable for a man who regularly takes to Twitter to demonize anyone he feels has slighted him, including members of his own party.
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"We have a battle against those who seek to demonize our people and the resurgent anti-Semitism that we see in many parts of the world," he said.
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It's also believed that early Christians, seeking to demonize preexisting Pagan traditions, drew comparisons between the Devil and the Greek god Pan, who happened to resemble a goat.
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No, Michelle took the tack her husband favored, which is to demonize the opposition by arguing their point of view is totally bereft of any redeeming value whatsoever.
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Many Israelis believe this is because the true aim of these organizations is to demonize and isolate Israel in the international community rather than to effect internal changes.
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But Donald Trump would rather demonize desperate people than deploy the resources needed to attend to their claims in a timely way — or in any way at all.
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Careful not to demonize her, he battles his rage and love (or duty, anyway) and the biological imperative he feels to protect the person who gave him life.
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He said mainstream churches had a vested interest in disparaging Shincheonji, as did the "cult hunters" who demonize the church so that families hire them to remove relatives.
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He said he wanted to clear his name but did not want to demonize Ms. Monahan, 44, an environmental activist with whom he had a long-term relationship.
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Here's what history tells us: Expansions of the social safety net are relatively easy to demonize before they happen — before people get to see what they actually do.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has executed more and more members of its Shiite minority to demonize the group and to deliver a harsh message on dissent to Saudi citizens.
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All understand our country is in danger of moving even further off-center as the cycle of revenge swings between political activists who demonize people they disagree with.
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As a result, what audiences see beyond their direct experience is a world of unchecked pathology, and it makes it all too easy to fear and demonize others.
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Democrats and activists say the administration is seeking to expand the definition of welfare to mean food stamps, Medicaid and other programs as a way to demonize them.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, running for re-election in March, has called Stalin "a complex figure" and said attempts to demonize him were a ploy to attack Russia.
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Part of a global movement to demonize and isolate Israel, the activists issued an ultimatum demanding that the reggae star denounce the Jewish State before he could perform.
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He continues to take every opportunity to legitimize the things his supporters are doing in his name, and to demonize the protesters whom those supporters might be targeting.
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People demonize plastics, but they're popular and cheap because they're lighter to transport and requite less energy to produce than heavier materials like wood or metal, she explained.
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Philadelphia cartoonist Box Brown examines marijuana — where it came from, its life in the US, and, importantly, the breathless national campaign to demonize a certain segment of its users.
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His lawyers counter that prosecutors are seeking to demonize Cadden, who they said was not convicted of knowing the drugs were contaminated, just of misrepresenting how they were made.
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But Democrats, racial minorities, gays and lesbians, or conservative "Never Trumpers" who decide to continue to demonize Trump like these protesters are making a big and self-destructive mistake.
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" The only success the US has managed to achieve, Jaafari said, is to level "false accusations" about the "suffering of Syrians to demonize the Syrian government and its allies.
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But with heightened attention on an elected official's every decision, it has become commonplace for public figures to demonize members of another political party and steadfastly avoid working together.
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In 1989, he took out full-page ads to demonize five African-American youths charged -- wrongfully, it turned out -- with the rape of a white woman in Central Park.
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These tragic stories are familiar; a quick Google search reveals dozens of similar incidents that have happened over the years, stories that are inevitably used to demonize the drug.
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Because anti-anti-Trumpism is the cohesive force keeping the Republicans together, we can expect both Trump and other Republicans' to continue to demonize his critics at every turn.
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It does seem to put to rest the conspiracy theory of a "false flag" operation organized by the hard left to demonize the hard right or the Trump administration.
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"Those that demonize our sector do so because of ideological reasons, not rational arguments," said Michael Dakduk, a vice president at the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities.
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As the campaign gained strength, the opposition worked to dehumanize and demonize the "suffragettes"—a belittling nickname bestowed by the Daily Mail, but which the protestors reclaimed and embraced.
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A "Trump cabal has carried out a campaign to demonize our client for having been tied to the Trump dossier," Levy said at the time, according to Bloomberg News.
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The answers to these questions are far more important than who is going to be arrested, who is going to be impeached, and who we are going to demonize.
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They're trying to demonize and vilify us by making up any sort of association between us and them...We're not manufacturing unhappy individuals out there—the government's doing that.
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The truth is that regardless of who leads the Democratic Party, Republicans will demonize and characterize them as socialists who want to import radical policies to the United States.
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Moral condemnation and approbation can both be useful to encourage productive cooperation within a group, but they can also be deeply destructive when used to demonize and humiliate outsiders.
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Clinton was arrogantly convinced she could get away with it, and if anyone challenged her, she would deploy the formidable Clinton smear machine to intimidate, vilify and demonize them.
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As insiders, they witness the power of Trump's ability to demonize those who stand against him, rally voters to his side and deflect efforts to get at the truth.
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Also, one of Mr. Trump's signature campaign strategies was to demonize immigrants from Latin America, and he referred to those crossing the border from Mexico as rapists and criminals.
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But if my party continues to shift left on every major issue, demonize centrist and conservative Democrats, or ignore rural America, we'll never take advantage of this historic opportunity.
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Looking toward the future, Democrats might turn the tables on the Republicans and explicitly demonize Trump and his party as proponents of an exclusionary politics of white male identity.
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It should therefore come as no surprise that the Trump administration would like to shut that door, as part of its broader effort to demonize migrants and restrict immigration.
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The Republican congressman has labeled Harder as being part of the "core of the liberal elite," and the incumbent's campaign has sought to demonize Silicon Valley and the Bay Area.
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Conservatives are going to new extremes to demonize the teenagers who helped organize the March for Our Lives — now, they're comparing Parkland student and shooting survivor David Hogg to Hitler.
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But what I won't do, because I think it is dangerous for our efforts to defeat this threat, is to demonize and demagogue and declare war on an entire religion.
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I've met several mainstream conservatives both young and old who feel like they need to take a pro-white position because the left continues, in their view, to demonize whites.
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He is patient, thorough, and meticulous in his attempt to explain the process and elements through which we normalize the spectacle of war and alternately humanize and demonize various parties.
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"The good outweighs the bad with her in terms of her liabilities and they should talk about positive things she has done when Republicans try to demonize her ...," reports Raju.
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We don't want to demonize a child for curiosity, but we do want them to know that it is not how people behave — and that TV sex isn't real, either.
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It blocks website content, monitors individuals' internet access, uses humans and bots to spread China's lies and fake news, and engages in ideological warfare to demonize American values and democracy.
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No demonizing The FBI official said, "I'm not trying to demonize any people," but emphasized the reach of the Communist Party and its control of all aspects of Chinese life.
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When we demonize immigrants for "taking our jobs," educators for "failing our children" or corporations for "threatening economic opportunity," we shut ourselves off from a realistic opportunity to achieve progress.
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Peacock added that it is also not clear whether this bleed is intentional, with people grabbing what they think will be an effective tool to demonize their enemies, or organic.
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If you really want to reduce a trade deficit, the way to do it is to bring down spending relative to production, not to demonize trading partners around the world.
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That strategy goes something like this: Use the internet and TV to flood society with misinformation, demonize the institutions charged with uncovering facts, and then exploit the confusion that results.
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First, he was seeking to demonize Brazil's L.G.B.T. community, a marginalized population that has occupied his thoughts and rhetoric since he first emerged as a firebrand of the ultraconservative right.
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Besides all of the material reasons that this is a problem is that if you never have to encounter people of a lower income level, it's easier to demonize them.
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" She wishes her reader to understand the multiple and perennially shifting identities of immigrants "in a world where much of the political discourse is quick to demonize them as groups.
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"Despite 60 years of censorship, people don't believe everything they hear on the news," she said, referring to Chinese reports over the past year that have sought to demonize her.
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Democrats and liberal activists say the Trump administration is seeking to expand the definition of welfare to mean food stamps, Medicaid and other programs as a way to demonize them.
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The lavishly-funded Southern Poverty Law Center uses its notorious list of "hate groups" to demonize and intimidate anyone who advocates for positions other than their own open borders platform.
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Now, Lofgren has had to watch as the phrase he used to describe a network of entrenched interests has been co-opted by those very entrenched interests to demonize their opposition.
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"What I won't do, because I think it is dangerous for our efforts to defeat this threat, is to demonize and demagogue and declare war on an entire religion," she said.
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Today the Facebook CEO called out the president for his unAmerican views that demonize immigrants, while also tactfully encouraging the few positive policies and comments Trump has offered on the subject.
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Mainstream anti-abortion advocates tend to avoid demonizing the women who have abortions, but they do tend to demonize abortion providers and push abortion restrictions that threaten doctors with criminal penalties.
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It's okay to blame President Obama for being hostile to coal, beef, surgeons, and the ongoing list of law-abiding American professionals and business people he seems to like to demonize.
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"It is personal when the incoming head of state and others that surround him demonize and scapegoat and pit one group against one another for a political objective," said de León.
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It might be politically effective to demonize and dehumanize our opponents -- it is certainly easier than taking time to empathize, listen closely, research the facts, and understand the other side's arguments.
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Peruvian Foreign Minister Ricardo Luna said Kuczynski had employed "an idiomatic and metaphorical expression used in academic circles" meant to describe Latin America's lack of conflicts rather than "demonize" the region.
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But again, the spirit of the day was not to demonize, but to find ways to work together so the most impactful treatments are available and affordable to all American patients.
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Such virulent rhetoric risks becoming self-fulfilling: The more you demonize Islam and Muslims, and the more Muslims are treated as "them" and not "us," the more you push people apart.
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Those who demonize law enforcement or who use the actions of a few to discredit the service of many are hurting the very people they say that they want to help.
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The guest was Jordan Peterson, a Toronto psychologist and author, who posed a question in response to the others on the show who repeatedly demonize Trump and hope for his removal.
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Welcome to the Promised Land of Dreadful Optics, where Hamas employs a deliberate strategy of inciting a disproportionate loss of Palestinian life in a bid to garner sympathy and demonize Israel.
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Furthermore, many employees who want a voice, and who want to debate about what is going on at their company, do not necessarily wish to demonize their bosses or their company.
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Efforts to demonize Ocasio-Cortez -- a self-styled social democrat -- coming from those who laud Martin Luther King Jr. reveal how out of touch America is with who King really was.
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But the base, its hostility amped up to 11 after seven years of an African-American president (who the establishment has done its best to demonize) is having none of it.
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This week alone, he made comments, sent tweets, and unveiled policies (some real and some fake) all designed to further dehumanize and demonize his scapegoats … Trump's message is growing increasingly extreme.
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Republicans have criticized the Green New Deal since its inception for being too radical, and have used the plan and Ocasio-Cortez herself, as rallying points to demonize the Democratic Party.
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Critics say the administration's effort seeks to demonize the poor, particularly low-income minorities, and said the report is another weapon in the White House's attempt to hurt the most vulnerable.
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Looking back to 2016, there is data that suggests — although it certainly does not prove — that Trump's efforts to demonize Hillary Clinton among African-American voters helped to suppress black turnout.
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"We keep ending up in this situation where we either idolize or demonize foreign leaders," said Danielle Lupton, a Colgate University political scientist who studies how leaders' behavior affects foreign policy.
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He made a point to demonize socialism (and Democratic calls for universal health care) in concert with the presence of the Venezuelan opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, one of his invited guests.
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I don't know what went on between Mund and Carlson, but their spat has become an excuse for others to demonize Carlson for eliminating the swimsuit competition and everything it represents.
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"To the media trying to demonize my husband let me just say this... your commentary on Kanye being erratic & his tweets being disturbing is actually scary," the reality TV star tweeted.
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That's the strategy that seems to animate many of the other candidates: demonize successful people, brand Republicans and Trump supporters as racists, attack the traditional values of people in rural areas.
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The senator's supporters say Republicans will find a way to demonize whomever the nominee is, and Sanders, at least, brings a big upside with the enthusiasm among young voters he inspires.
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King built a durable following among the Fox News coterie thanks in part to his unflinching efforts to demonize Muslims, racial justice activists, critics of torture, and victims of police violence.
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"The Trump administration's decision to threaten mayors and demonize immigrants yet again — and use cities as political props in the process — has made this meeting untenable," Landrieu said in a statement.
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"It's really important that politicians and others understand the value that big companies bring, and not demonize or vilify business in general," Bezos said in remarks to the Washington Economic Club.
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But like a glum child who just had his lollipop snatched away, the Democrats will provide no such gesture of goodwill, instead employing their infamous Alinskyite playbook to demonize the opponent.
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For the company to significantly contribute to an addiction crisis, campaign to demonize its sufferers, and then plot to profit from treatment is hypocritical at best and potentially criminal at worst.
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This pseudoscience, physiognomy, was fuel for the scientific racism of the 253th and 210th centuries, and gave moral cover to some of humanity's worst impulses: to demonize, condemn, and exterminate fellow humans.
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The organizations were driven by anger over police brutality in the same way as the Black Lives Matter movement, but they went beyond demanding reforms to demonize whites, gays and especially Jews.
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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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In 2009, the CSPI dusted off one of its greatest hits and again tried to demonize movie theater popcorn for its fat content, but its findings seem to have gone mostly ignored.
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"We're not going to make this a political issue, other than the fact — what do you expect happens when you demonize law enforcement to the extent that it's been demonized," Schultz said.
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If President Trump won the White House through his power to demonize undocumented people as law-breaking "bad hombres," Santiago is devoted to reframing the conversation by stressing their vital economic contributions.
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Her husband, President George W. Bush, won wide praise for his leadership in the wake of 9/11, and was careful to never demonize all Muslims for the act of radical terrorists.
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"Over the past two years, Donald Trump and his administration have pursued divisive policies and rhetoric that demonize the Muslim community and other marginalized groups," said Senator Hirono in a press release.
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" When Clinton reproached Trump for having degraded a Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, over her weight, Trump obligingly went on Fox News to demonize Machado again for gaining "a massive amount of weight.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people then wealthy people," Cooperman told CNBC in a later interview.
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Which is why when my job meant doing everything in my power to deny my friend this important position, I was relieved that there was so much to fairly demonize him for.
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So it's better not to demonize people for the natural tendency they have to overestimate their own agency and instead look for ways to help them recognize the point in other ways.
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I don't think it's strategic to ignore that it is a site of struggle and, at the same time, I don't think it's useful to demonize people who choose not to vote.
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That is something only the Myanmar generals can do, and for that they need to be persuaded that continuing to ostracize, oppress and demonize the Rohingya carries a direct and serious penalty.
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Their worries were underscored by the indictment of 13 Russians last week in connection with an elaborate online campaign to boost Donald J. Trump's candidacy in 2016 and to demonize Hillary Clinton.
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He ignored more serious threats facing the nation, demonstrated a remarkable level of ignorance of how our immigration laws are actually enforced, and sought to demonize state and local law enforcement officials.
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It's the latest effort by Pelosi and Democrats to demonize the tax-cut bill, which they argue will starve the government of funds and result in cuts to Medicare and other entitlements.
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As ever, we must resist authoritarian instincts that restrict our liberties, demonize anybody who appears to be different and — as is happening in Turkey — outlaw freedom of expression, judiciary independence and pluralism.
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"Unfortunately, aspiring presidential candidates immediately took to the airwaves this past weekend to politicize these tragedies, and to demonize the NRA and its 5 million law-abiding members," the gun rights lobby said.
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I couldn't help but wonder how the Democrats are going to try to demonize this eminently likable man, who currently serves on the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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So just as an experiment, just to see what happens, maybe try to make a point of adding a little more to our collective online lives — rather than demonize each other even further.
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Like the Purge movies, Escape From New York is nakedly up-front about distrusting the motives of career politicians, and criticizing America's willingness to demonize and discard at-risk segments of its population.
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"A funny thing happens when you demonize universal health care, nutritional aid, and unemployment benefits as 'socialism': lots of people decide socialism is OK," New York Times op-ed writer Paul Krugman tweeted.
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Some advocates said they don't take issue with people who have opposite views on immigration, but believe these groups have consistently spread verifiably false information to demonize the immigrant community and its allies.
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The struggle goes on So how do we honor King when there are those in our society who continue to exploit racial fears and to demonize those from different religious backgrounds or traditions?
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Most Republicans agree with Democrats that it is profoundly destructive and damaging to American national security for any commander in chief to publicly castigate and seek to demonize the entire American intelligence community.
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Girls and women are already so underrepresented in rock that it's a shame to see the trailer demonize a band of instrument-playing women by making them the main competition for the Bellas.
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Donald Trump called for police profiling of people from the Muslim world, while Hillary Clinton urged Americans to show "courage and vigilance," and not to demonize Muslims or Americans of foreign origin. Mrs.
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When the document leaked to conservative media outlets, Republicans on Capitol Hill were furious; Minority Leader John Boehner called it "simply outrageous" that Napolitano would seek to demonize conservatives, and Napolitano eventually apologized.
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Clinton said the responses to the Brussels attacks by the leading Republican candidates, Donald J. Trump and Mr. Cruz, amounted to "reckless actions" that would alienate American allies, demonize Muslims and embolden Russia.
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It's surreal to know these things that feel integral to the man I am are antithetical to the newly emboldened political and religious institutions out to demonize people who live lives like mine.
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Taken together, the developments represent a thunderous rebuttal by the criminal justice system on behalf of the rule of law and against the President's attempts to demonize the Department of Justice and FBI.
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Who are we to judge the American veterans of the Vietnam War and their local allies whom they came to consider friends or brothers, either to romanticize or victimize, valorize or demonize them?
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The fact that promoting medical research for premature babies was used to demonize abortion in this speech poses a serious threat to women's health care, when in reality, these two circumstances are unrelated.
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The protesters are united mostly in being fed up with a military-dominated establishment that has sought to demonize any opposition - including laying criminal charges against Thanathorn and moving to disband Future Forward.
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Refugee advocates and immigrant rights groups argue the new cap is the latest in a series of xenophobic efforts by the administration to scale back immigration and demonize foreigners to score political points.
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One of two collages by Troy Michie, "This street long, It real long" (2018), centers the racialization of fashion and how the clothing of people of color has been used to demonize populations.
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Some people deeply embedded in the grievance culture believe they have a right to demonize the police, brand political opponents racist, and even destroy private property — all in the name of social justice.
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In Maine, a Republican bill to criminalize FGM failed to pass in 2017 in part because FGM had been used in Maine to demonize immigrants and refugees from predominantly Muslim countries in Africa.
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What President Trump has done is not only attack these children, not only demonize these immigrants, he is attacking a basic principle of America's moral core: We open our hearts to the stranger.
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Of course, raising the specter of violent resistance to the Clinton regime only servers to further demonize the Republican Party and its supporters in the eyes of non-conservatives — further entrenching the cycle.
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Public figures or advocates demonize a person or group as a loathsome, inhuman monster, often using violent imagery and righteous rhetoric — like comparing abortion to slavery, or saying it's worse than the Holocaust.
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On paper, it's easy to characterize Duterte as another populist, one whose campaign was built on an increasingly familiar formula: Identify an enemy, demonize them, and blame all of society's ills on them.
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Dabs for Votes: Does Using Hip-Hop Culture Help Candidates Win Elections In 1992, Bill Clinton used a statement made by hip-hop figure Sister Souljah to demonize her and to sway undecided voters.
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But the wise way of mitigating the upward pressure of the IPO wave on home prices is not to stoke fear of it, and certainly not to demonize the employees rewarded for creating it.
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The Max Martin is the sort of behind the scenes string-puller that makes it easy to demonize pop music, a man to whom songwriting is a math equation where the words don't matter.
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"It has become an acceptable plank within the Republican Party to demonize Muslims," said Robert McCaw, government affairs director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, the nation's largest Muslim advocacy group.
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And while many health professionals dislike such rules, saying they can cause people demonize foods and tune out their own body cues, there's one rarely-discussed rule that nutritionists tend to agree is helpful.
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"From an investing point of view, owning a drug stock has become a nightmare because of the fear that politicians will demonize all of them, not just the few who deserve it," Cramer said.
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She would uphold her own right to demonize faithful adherents to a religion, while calling members of CAIR "no different than the most extreme radicals or Islamic states" – simply for distributing her own quotes.
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DeVos did make a passing reference to the interests of adults getting in the way of student concerns—rhetoric that's often used to demonize teachers unions—but the speech seemed designed as a reset.
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We applaud Iowa for showing leadership and moral clarity in standing strongly with Israel and in firm opposition to those who seek to demonize and isolate the only true democracy in the Middle East.
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According to Ken Armstrong's Twitter thread on the series, the real Marie called both foster moms to let them know the show does not "demonize" them and she encouraged them to watch the miniseries.
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The more immediate threat comes from what we saw on the Republican side during and after the hearing: not just contempt for the truth, but also a rush to demonize any and all criticism.
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In Europe, the effort to demonize him has been both fueled and harnessed by nationalist leaders like Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary and politicians in formerly communist countries like Macedonia, Albania and Russia.
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That is why the Israeli government and its supporters are so determined to silence those who support B.D.S. Pro-Israel groups have for years attempted to demonize supporters of B.D.S. — trust me, I know.
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Partly it is a result of President Trump's fondness for Saudi Arabia, a Sunni Muslim nation, which has led him to demonize Iran, a Shiite nation and the Saudis' chief rival for regional influence.
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Combine that with national efforts to demonize unions and paint them as the real enemy of workers, and you've got yourself a recipe for unchecked austerity for public workers and impunity among private employers.
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Donald Trump and his Republican allies are reviving law-and-order themes similar to those used effectively by Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew in the late 1960s and early 1970s to demonize racial minorities.
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"It's important not to demonize people who complain, who want their kids safe and don't want to step on needles and feces and be kept up all night by loud music," he told me.
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And even if his legal challenge fails, Democrats said on Monday that Mr. Blankenship could torment Mr. Morrisey with negative ads, and reach deep into his pockets to demonize the Republican leadership in Washington.
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In response, trade unions and workers anxiously wring their hands while savvy politicians demonize the "sinister" forces of globalization and make promises about job retention that they almost certainly won't be able to keep.
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"I am fed up with the media and liberals attempting to politicize tragedies and demonize law-abiding gun owners and conservative Americans every time there is a horrible tragedy," Tenney said in the statement.
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On Thursday, Sanders ally Robert Reich published a Facebook post urging readers to not "demonize or denigrate" Hillary Clinton, and to be prepared to vote for her in a general election against Donald Trump.
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We cannot be a vassal state of China, neither can we demonize China the way it had been demonized by the West," he said, recommending that Asian countries seek to maintain their "own independent course.
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And the more Omar heard Trump attack journalists, green-light the militarization of police forces, and demonize immigrants, the more she saw the red flags that preceded unrest in other countries with deep political divisions.
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While I think he has been horribly misled and recklessly enabled by news organizations to publicly make statements that will affect him for the rest of his life, I'd never demonize him as a person.
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David Bateman, who hired the jet, runs a television station very like Fox News, and one of the novel's main story lines involves the efforts of his channel's populist blowhard anchor to demonize a survivor.
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Liberals love the idea because it fits comfortably into their narrative to demonize everything related to Wall Street and so-called "vulture capitalists" (see, for example, the recent John Oliver tirade on this very topic).
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And the movie's success proves that, contrary to attempts from the right to demonize American Latinos, a vast mainstream of Americans of all kinds are quite comfortable with Latino characters being represented in mainstream entertainment.
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"The problem with people like Donald Trump is that they don't understand the border, they never lived on the border, they just try to demonize the border for their own political gain," Gallego told Hill.
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"The level of contention here shows there may well be a ceiling for how high one can rise in national politics if you choose to demonize LGBT people in words, actions and legislation," Angelo said.
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"We can't let people demonize our schools, particularly those who never have and never will set foot in any of our schools in the city of Boston," Mayor Walsh declared Tuesday at a raucous rally.
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There is something profoundly disturbing in Trump's conduct today when he tries to demonize and criminalize Hillary Clinton and speaks of her regularly with rage-filled and hateful words that are unworthy of any president.
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Vargas argues that she was then persecuted as much for the killings as for her transgression of femininity; authorities regularly used images of the "manly" woman to demonize her in the eyes of the public.
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Given all those opportunities to cast ballots, Republicans say, the outrage among Democrats over legislation that the Republicans say merely fine-tunes the rules is no principled stand, but an effort to demonize their opponents.
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More intoxicated with power than faithful to the gospel, these religious leaders demonize L.G.B.T. people, turn their back on migrants fleeing danger and ignore the cries of the poor while claiming to defend Christian values.
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" It seems odd, of course, unless your goal is to demonize immigrants and cast them as a threat to public safety â€" even though they commit lower levels of crime than native-born Americans.
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The constant chorus was not just the fight against a secretary of education who has sought to demonize public education, it was the voice of a nation that has come to value its neighborhood schools.
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" Last year, speaking with Bush's daughter Jenna Bush Hager on Today, Obama said, "I'd love if we as a country could get back to the place where we didn't demonize people who disagreed with us.
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Bilé agreed, claiming that, overall, "occultists are better equipped to deal with these forces" because they are not so quick to demonize (literally and figuratively) and often work with similar forces in their own magical pursuits.
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As they demonize "scary looking" semiautomatic rifles they miss the basic fact that year after year the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting finds that rifles of all types are used in less than 3 percent of murders.
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I have a hard time, though, accepting that it&aposs OK to demonize ICE agents, and border patrol, and the president, and the administration, all saying that they&aposre mean-spirited and they want children abused.
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Yet, we do a disservice to this solemn day if we fail to acknowledge the way a climate of fear enabled the US government to identify, demonize and incarcerate its own citizens in American concentration camps.
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Meanwhile, critics scorn and demonize black protesters engaged in peaceful protests as anti-police troublemakers and law enforcement -- armed and ready for war -- round up Native Americans fighting to protect their indigenous land from environmental disaster.
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Meanwhile, her husband uses his position of power to demonize immigrants -- and try to take funding from programs for the poor and throw it at a border wall that he promises Mexico will reimburse us for.
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Yet those people demonize, even criminalize, Kaepernick for silently protesting institutional racism, the abuses of law enforcement and the criminal justice system, and for seeking a world free from police and vigilante violence against black bodies.
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Her comments indicate that while Democratic presidential hopefuls spend the next year or so mostly debating policy, Trump will be busy trying to demonize them as hateful baby murderers ahead of the 2020 general election contest.
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The president's embattled defenders demonize the CIA as a secretive law-breaking organization, but seem unconcerned about the verifiable harm it actually does in the world (such as torture, arms trafficking, drone warfare, and regime change).
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"I keep trying to point out to people and not to demonize any one group or any one ethnicity," Lemon said to fellow CNN anchor Chris Cuomo during a handoff of their respective programs late Monday.
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"In the West, people demonize Putin," Ms. Alexievich, who turns 68 later this month, said in a recent interview here, speaking Russian through a translator after a conference on her work at the University of Gothenburg.
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In these circumstances, Bernstein wrote, the logic supporting the traditional Republican Party fell apart: The core theme of Republican establishment lore has been to demonize not unregulated finance or trade or inequality, but 'the other' – e.g.
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And we should acknowledge that the president is right on one point: For neocons, journalists, authors, political hacks and pundits, there is a financial incentive to demonize the president, not to mention an instant halo effect.
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Through its alliance with Israel, the United States is better equipped and more strategically positioned to counter dangerous forces in the Middle East that seek to demonize America, assail our security and undermine our global leadership.
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"We've watched for years as the far-left and the media look for every possible way to demonize, stereotype, and publicly castigate every young person who dares to get involved with Republican politics," the statement read.
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Throughout his 2016 campaign and presidency, Mr. Trump has sought to demonize the news media, partly out of frustration about the coverage of his administration and partly because he likes to have an opponent to target.
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Linking the study of violent behavior with those struggling with mental illness would only demonize a largely nonviolent group, explained Terrie Moffitt, a fellow neuroscientist who teaches at Duke University and is a friend of Richman's.
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Protesters were particularly offended by the Ferguson Police Department's decision to release the video that showed Mr. Brown shoving the store clerk, perceiving it as part of an effort to defame and demonize the young man.
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To me, it's obvious that anyone who actively seeks to demonize parents, or would-be parents, who have struggled with fertility lacks the wisdom, judgment and empathy to serve a lifetime appointment on the federal bench.
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"We view the government's motion as a further attempt to demonize Mr. Guzman and paint an extremely prejudicial picture of him before one iota of evidence has been presented to the jury," Balarezo told VICE News.
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"The express aim of the enterprise -- which stretched over years and involved fake companies, fake identifications, and large-scale illegal taping -- was to demonize Planned Parenthood," the group wrote in a complaint filed in San Francisco.
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It's unusual for the White House to retweet random crime stories, and there appears to be no reason to share these two with the account's 18.3 million followers beyond trying to demonize undocumented immigrants as criminals.
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Among the men's rights groups that attended were the National Coalition for Men (NCFM) and Stop Abusive Violent Environments (SAVE), organizations that claim domestic abuse and rape allegations are part of a feminist conspiracy to demonize men.
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When we start dividing people into the ones we accept and the ones we reject—the ones we embrace and the ones we demonize—we jeopardize the social compact at the very heart of the American experiment.
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Decades ago, those kinds of correlational nutrition findings led people to demonize fat, pinning it as the root cause of obesity and chronic illness in the US. Tens of millions of Americans abolished it from their diets.
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This is starting to become an uncomfortable theme in tech these days: The growing call to demonize China and its tech companies with exaggerated fears, then exploiting those fears to push for policy that is fundamentally anticompetitive.
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" The suit accuses Daleiden and his associates of engaging in a "a complex criminal enterprise" over the course of several years in order to "demonize Planned Parenthood, harass and intimidate its dedicated staff, and interrupt its operations.
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That history has largely been swept under the rug, making it easy for those who traffic in propaganda to absolve America of responsibility and demonize those who have had to bear the fallout of our foreign misadventures.
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So many of the qualities that some disparaged in Biden: his calm demeanor, his refusal to demonize, his insistence on unity, his moderate instincts, his decades of experience -- they now appear tailor-made for the current crisis.
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He was thrilled to receive my email "after several decades of total ignorance" by society toward the subject of disinformation and "active measures," the broad Soviet political campaign to demonize the West and reshape the world order.
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Since she became the National Front leader in 2011, she has been trying to "un-demonize" the party, and the legacy of anti-Semitic and racist comments made by its founder, her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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In a cleanly framed, black-and-white nonfiction comic, Philadelphia cartoonist Box Brown examines marijuana — where it came from, its life in the US, and, importantly, the breathless national campaign to demonize a certain segment of its users.
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Instead, the corporate Democrats are sticking with their failed election campaign strategy: demonize and oppose Trump at all ends, making him so unpalatable to the majority of Americans, that they'll have no choice but to vote for Democrats.
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But is it fair to put the whole onus and the blame on ICE to demonize, and then to just sort of -- in sort of a knee-jerk reaction, without much thought or deliberation say to abolish it.
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In a well-argued BuzzFeed essay, writer and Screener editor Jacob Clifton described PewDiePie's actions as representative of a larger masculine identity crisis, and urged readers to engage with rather than demonize the people caught up in it.
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In today's wellness-focused diet culture, people are quick to demonize a specific food and assume they have an "allergy" or "sensitivity," just because they experienced an uncomfortable symptom that could be related to an entirely different thing.
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"We want to be really careful that we don't demonize less harmful forms of nicotine, especially for anybody who's going to be smoking anyway," says David Abrams, a professor of behavioral and social science at New York University.
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I am a victim of a society and healthcare system that focuses on trying to demonize transgender people and prevent us from getting the medical transition we need instead of trying to do what is best for us.
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The Super Pac Priorities USA is amassing additional resources to demonize Donald Trump — ignoring the fact that many people voted for him even though they accepted the Clinton campaign's arguments about his poor temperament and lack of qualifications.
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"Trump talks a big game on his support for LGBTQ people, yet he has filled his cabinet with people who have literally spent their careers working to demonize us and limit our rights," Griffin said in a statement.
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Grassley and Graham are supporters of a campaign by President Trump and some Republicans to demonize Steele and his dossier and cast doubt over the credibility of official U.S. investigations, including one led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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The immediate subject of the remarks was Cohen, but it was a barely concealed reference to the President of the United States, and his offensive campaign to put himself above the law and demonize the criminal justice system.
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When you say things like "this is yet another attempt to impeach the President" and suggest that the "liberal media" is "using coronavirus in an attempt to demonize and destroy the President" you are doing the same thing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia's embassy in London said on Tuesday it was seriously concerned by British media reporting of the hospitalization of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and complained that the incident was being used to demonize Russia.
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But, instead of respectfully debating what truly is in the bill and what's not, the late-night host does what so many on college campuses do when "debating" an issue: They demonize their opponent by questioning moral virtue.
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In response to the attack, Trump defended his plan to implement a temporary ban on Muslims entering the country, while Clinton said the country should not demonize and attack an entire religion, calling instead for stricter gun control.
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The prolonged squabbles over who can best demonize and punish the successful in America is exactly the conversation Trump needs as he tries to rekindle a relationship with suburban voters who moved away from the GOP in 2018.
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It's an axiom of politics that I think is true: it's much harder to take away things after they are in effect than it is to demonize the unknown, especially at a time of great cynicism about government.
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But the reality is that the movement seeks to demonize and discredit Israel by accusing it of "ethnic cleansing" and "crimes against humanity," demanding Israel's military withdrawal from Arab lands and promoting a "right to return" for Palestinians.
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"The report proves one thing only: The administration will take any opportunity possible to twist facts to demonize immigrants," said Tom Jawetz, the vice president for immigration policy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
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But Oleg's the guy who left behind the safe bubble of his homeland and realized the people he'd been taught to demonize were, ultimately, just people, that the KGB was just as responsible for bad actions as the CIA.
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It's been the mission of his whole campaign from the very first day -- to demonize immigrants, to call Mexicans rapists and killers, to do everything he could to stir up all kinds of bad feelings about hard-working people.
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"It is much easier to spread the image of some devil enemy and to demonize, for example, your and my country and our leader, our President Putin," said Dmitry Peskov, as reported by the Tass News Agency on Thursday.
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From the Muslim ban to the false characterization of Central American immigrants as "criminals," the administration has fought on nearly every level to restrict immigration, separate families and demonize those who choose to make a life in our country.
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" Brazile called on black voters to reject Trump in November, saying the hallmark of the billionaire's candidacy "has been incendiary statements designed to divide America and demonize minority communities, from his deplorable birtherism to his 'law and order' rhetoric.
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"We've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry -- to demonize people who have different ideas; to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage," Obama said, without using Trump's name.
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In his speech, Cuomo vowed that his administration in New York would work to counter Trump's efforts to "demonize our differences and make our diversity our greatest weakness rather than our greatest strength," according to The New York Times.
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These worrying developments have come amid a campaign to demonize refugees that has been orchestrated by the government since 2015, when it promoted a "national consultation on immigration and terrorism" that portrayed migrants as a danger to Hungarian society.
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" It also does not demonize the fossil fuel industry, though it does call for "stopping new fossil fuel leases" on public lands and ending "the tens of billions of dollars of tax breaks currently given to fossil fuel companies.
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The result is that people on the Kiev-controlled side can end up flooded - whether they like it or not - by news telling Russia's side of the story, through TV channels that demonize the Ukrainian government and its cause.
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MORE. Trump, who once lowered the standards of presidential politics to depths previously unseen by spending years claiming that Obama was never a true American, now seems obsessed with trying to demonize and deplore whatever Obama accomplished as president.
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Two years ago, Mr. Adams said that "gentrification'' was a term used to "demonize'' Brooklyn's evolution, a remark that suggested a lack of proper antipathy for the real-estate industry voraciously at the heart of the city's housing emergencies.
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No matter how much the president seeks to demonize the press, these and other crucial questions will not go away because today's journalists are just as committed as those who covered past presidents to pursue them to the end.
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Nevertheless, it is unnerving that such a significant percentage of Latinx voters could vote for candidates who aligned with a president hell-bent on rhetoric and policies that criminalize and demonize people from Mexico, Central America, and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean.
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But before the bulls demonize this practice, keep in mind it is simply the opposite of what happened in the first four weeks of January, when the more the algos bought, the more they ran stocks to the upside. Why?
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His paintings suggest a push-and-pull within himself: On one hand, he explores biblical themes with sincerity — for example, in the Adam and Eve works; on the other hand, he is willing to satirize, even demonize, the notion of dogma.
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Despite the claims of Democrats and environmental extremists who regularly demonize those of us who believe in evidence-based regulation, limited government and the free enterprise system, we all want a clean and healthy environment – Pruitt, Wheeler and other Republicans included.
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When he came out with his wife and two daughters, and spoke softly about his Catholic faith and coaching the girls&apos basketball team at their Maryland church, he made it harder for opponents to demonize him as a wild man.
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This is why the history of King's treatment matters: It shows just how easy it is to misread and demonize the intentions of people we disagree with, even when it involves someone now widely considered an American hero in peaceful protest.
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At a high-level fundraising event in New York Tuesday night, 2020 Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden said he wouldn't want to "demonize" the wealthy and that "no one's standard of living will change" if he's elected, according to a pool report.
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With his attacks on the four members of Congress, his coldhearted crackdown on America's immigrant families and asylum seekers, and his repeated effort to demonize those who disagree with him, Trump has demonstrated what happens if you step out of line.
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" Then Biden repeated his earlier remarks that he didn't want to "demonize" the wealthy and added that, though "income inequality" is a problem that must be addressed, under his presidency, "no one's standard of living will change, nothing will fundamentally change.
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"We've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry -- to demonize people who have different ideas; to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage," Obama said, again without specifically naming the President.
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In a world full of vitriolic rhetoric where every disagreement becomes an opportunity to demonize the other, the notion that not only is religion to be protected, but that other viewpoints are to be respected, is both critical and noteworthy.
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"We've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry -- to demonize people who have different ideas, to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage," Obama said, without using President Donald Trump's name.
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The current furor may be over the shutdown and the border wall, but regardless of how the cataclysm of the moment turns out, Stephen Miller will likely continue his campaign to deter, defeat and demonize immigrants to the United States.
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"It's ironic that there is a movement under way to demonize our corporation as somehow denying the existence of climate change when we have acknowledged those risks for years," McCarron wrote Wednesday in an op-ed in the Houston Chronicle.
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Citing the teaching of Jesus and the work of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, he urged his viewers to "resist panic" and not to "demonize or scapegoat" Asian people for a pathogen first detected in Wuhan, China.
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" Mr. Biden made explicit at a fund-raiser last Monday in Washington that he does not plan to demonize the financial industry like some rivals have, saying that "Wall Street and significant bankers" can "be positive influences in the country.
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I spoke to Schwartz, an economics reporter for the New York Times, about why the velvet rope economy is so dangerous, and why if you never have to interact with anyone beneath your social class it's far easier to demonize them.
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But it is the first time the National Front has entered into a formal alliance with another political party with the hope of forming a joint government, representing an additional step in Ms. Le Pen's bid to "un-demonize" the party.
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Will Scott, an American computer scientist who taught there from 2013 to 2015, said some of his students admitted to "having nightmares" when they first met teachers from the United States, a country they had learned to demonize from childhood.
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"There clearly has been an organized effort to demonize Pruitt, and I think that's unfair and unfortunate," said Jeffrey Holmstead, a senior E.P.A. official in the George W. Bush administration who has been mentioned as a possible deputy to Mr. Pruitt.
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" Dean Obeidallah noted that the news media have too long downplayed the dangers posed to Muslims by politicians who demonize them — "like President Donald Trump, media figures and others -- without any consequence in terms of their electoral prospects or careers.
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We have a sitting president who trivializes the prospects of nuclear war, issues direct and veiled threats to world leaders and political opponents alike, and then plays the victim card while attempting to demonize and intimidate critics like Maxine Waters.
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"Unfortunately, aspiring presidential candidates immediately took to the airwaves this past weekend to politicize these tragedies, and to demonize the NRA and its 5 million law-abiding members," the gun rights lobby said in a statement without mentioning candidates' names or party affiliations.
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Not only do her neighbors turn on her, later coming after her on a witch hunt, but so do the various institutions of power, which demonize Magdalena's way of thinking — informed by ghosts and premonitions — and ignore the precarious situation of Milagros itself.
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Putin, who had been in power since 1999, had begun to cast himself as the defender of Orthodox values against the hedonistic West, namely through a campaign to demonize homosexuality, epitomized in the passage of a law banning so-called gay propaganda.
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But what was jarring was not only how extreme his attacks were, but also the fact that he went out of his way to demonize the Somali community more broadly in a city that has one of the country's largest Somali populations.
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The first is the downward spiral of bipolar partisanship, in which both sides increasingly demonize each other as the enemy, and refuse to compromise and cooperate — an escalating arms race that is now going beyond mere gridlock and threatening basic democratic norms.
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In certain areas I would agree with him and in certain areas I would agree with Charlie…Bernie has a tendency to demonize institutions and he think the solution would be simpler and he would turn the system I think somewhat upside down.
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READ: China: Student sues over textbooks that 'demonize' gays and lesbians Although her case ended up being withdrawn, Chen managed to discuss the issue with ministry level officials and her case inspired other college students to report text books that made similar claims.
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Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras exploited the leak at home to demonize the IMF, rally his left-wing Syriza party ahead of more painful sacrifices to secure the next slice of European loans, and try to put his conservative opponents in a corner.
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In tandem with internal political developments in Turkey that left Erdogan beholden to a far-right political party with visceral anti-Kurd tendencies, and gave him his own reasons to demonize Syria's Kurds, the dynamic for the current tragedy was set in motion.
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Additionally, I have proudly co-sponsored six other pro-life legislative items including: While I will never demonize those who disagree with me, the Hoosier values instilled in me from a young age have always inspired me to protect life and the unborn.
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As you know, there is a concerted right-wing effort the world over to demonize Mr. Soros and his foundations, which I lead—an effort which has contributed to death threats and the delivery of a pipe bomb to Mr. Soros' home.
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The true opposition to Medicare for All won't come from wary Democrats (the single-payer campaign got a surprise pick-up this week when moderate Max Baucus endorsed it), but from Republicans, who will demonize the legislation from here to 2018 and beyond.
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Arab governments who have used innocent Palestinian refugees as pawns by which to demonize Israel will recognize they will never be migrating to Israel to demographically overrun the Jewish state and Palestine will never be liberated from the river to the sea.
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Later in the week, in a move that recalled Mr. Trump's crusade to demonize and black-ball selected media outlets, Mr. Burr's campaign vindictively banned the state's main newspaper, The News & Observer, from receiving advance notice of the senator's daily campaign schedule.
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When you demonize certain foods, you often develop something of a "fuck it" mindset, whereby once you've "given in" and opened the family-sized box of chocolates, you feel like you might as well eat the whole thing and you can't stop yourself.
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At the same time, having worked to demonize the president as illegitimate and not loyal to America or American values, every subsequent compromise made by GOP leaders to keep the government open or to pass policy was by definition working with the enemy.
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Following the road maps of 2010 and 2014, party leaders will want to demonize the president, delegitimize Washington and the policy process, and block any meaningful policy action that could lead to a Clinton signing ceremony —feeding the anger of the grassroots.
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I'm confident that a process like that with some design and facilitation from people who are independent could bring the partisan heat down, build relationships and make it harder to demonize each other, even if it didn't lead to agreement on the issues.
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This view has arisen from an admixture of pacifism and an insistence on diminishing the moral as well as political disaster of slavery; and it has sometimes led its advocates to demonize the abolitionists as the chief fomenters of an unnecessary war.
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The media has rarely been so gleefully vicious as it was during its coverage of the Amanda Knox case; that Knox was barely out of her teens when the murder occurred only seemed to add to the general rush to demonize her.
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One of the issues the country faces is how hard it has become to have courteous discourse among people of differing political views — how we all tend to demonize people who disagree with us in a way that rules out productive conversation.
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Unlike the mostly conceptual pieces in the show, Akhavan's monuments and Haeirzadeh's surreal paintings of demagoguery in Iran — which subvert and demonize the autocratic Mullah regime through embellished stills of YouTube videos of protests and arrests — depict a reality that cannot be ignored.
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Ms. Le Pen is head of the National Front, an anti-European Union, anti-immigrant far-right coalition her father founded 44 years ago, which she has sought to "de-demonize" since taking charge in 2011 — by, among other things, expelling her father.
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But it comes as the conservative news media has increasingly broadcast messages that demonize immigrants, in part echoing Mr. Trump's scathing rhetoric on immigration — he used the term "illegal alien" at least five times during the State of the Union this month.
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Democrats require every device, every tool, every stratagem — and even that may not be enough, as Trump and his Republican Party whip up fear and demonize gays, lesbians, feminists, immigrants from Latin America and the Middle East, and people of color generally.
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" Buttigieg went on to say that "voters can see for themselves that my work amounted to mostly research and analysis," but worried "about efforts to demonize and disqualify people who have worked in the private sector for the sake of political purity.
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Without a loud international outcry, governments that demonize and lock up good honest reporters for calling them to account will get the message they can scare all reporters into silence so they are free to violate whatever laws and norms they choose.
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Overall, conservative media has used the custody case to not only bash transgender people ("When they come for your kid" blared a headline in the American Conservative, which was followed by a roundup of disinformation), but to demonize a mother and small child.
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He's publicly stated his support for Jeremy Corbyn, called Zac Goldsmith a "pussyole" for his race-baiting mayoral campaign, talked about solutions to the housing crisis, and come out with full-frontal challenges to anyone who wants demonize him based on prejudice.
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During a speech to a group of farmers in New Orleans on Monday, Trump — who in recent days has escalated his efforts to demonize undocumented immigrants as part of his sales pitch for a border wall — mocked immigrants who follow the rules.
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"Many people are trying to demonize feminism while it has always been a fight for equality," said Ana Sanz, 36, dressed in a red overcoat and white bonnet echoing the uniforms worn in the dystopian novel and TV series "The Handmaid's Tale".
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I'm by no means saying that Taylor Swift is any less entitled to protection from sexism as any other woman, but when we rally for Taylor, the "good girl" and demonize Kesha, the "slut" or "party girl," it reinforces a culture of victim blaming.
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But now, all of a sudden they&aposre doing it because to them, the axis of their ideas is all about how to get the right and how to demonize everyone who is against their party, when in fact, it&aposs not about principles.
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Invoking Iran and Shiites as a terrifying menace, Saudi rulers framed everything from domestic protests to intervention in Yemen in sectarian terms and in the process sought not only to demonize a minority group, but also to undermine the appeal of political reform and protest.
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" In addition to an aside about his fear that his genitals might be cut off and his description of flatulence in front of Mr. Guzmán, Mr. Penn asks in the Rolling Stone article, "are we, the American public, not indeed complicit in what we demonize?
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"As you know, there is a concerted right-wing effort the world over to demonize Mr. Soros and his foundations, which I lead — an effort which has contributed to death threats and the delivery of a pipe bomb to Mr. Soros' home," Gaspard said.
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It's also why ISPs like Comcast pay countless think tankers, academics, consultants, and other policy voices to endlessly demonize community-run broadband networks as an automatic taxpayer boondoggles, ignoring the countless areas where such networks (like in Chattanooga) have dramatically benefited the local community.
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One story on Meduza that I wanted to ask you about because I think it's in some ways the next thing is that there's a, there's a campaign to demonize the guy who runs Telegram which is a pretty secure Russian-based messaging app.
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The video game industry is once again attempting to demonize websites that offer consumers access to cheat codes and ROMs, ignoring how these sites are often a direct result of the industry's own failure to provide gamers the products, prices, and support they're looking for.
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"In light of the current American government's agenda to demonize and malign the bodies of women, Muslims, and others, like trans people, I'm intentionally putting out this message now to help shift the narrative back to one that is positive and full of love."
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"As faith leaders, we are called to recognize and underscore the humanity and dignity of every single individual as a unique person and, at the same time, resist any attempts to demonize or characterize refugees as sinister, faceless threats," Tobin said in a statement.
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"That was big because I believe so strongly that we have to fight against these efforts to undermine and demonize the work that Planned Parenthood does, and they know that I'll fight for them and that's exactly what I plan to do," she says.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the committee, accused Trump and the Republicans of seeking to demonize anyone seeking information about Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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When I was working with Pat Buchanan in 1999, I saw how the foes of the America First movement would demonize the candidate, link the movement to all sorts of impermissible "isms," and finally use the candidate's defeat as a repudiation of the entire movement.
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Yet it happened in a context that makes such aberrations more likely — one in which pro-Brexit posters featuring a picture of Syrian families seeking safety claimed the country was at "breaking point" and in which parts of the media routinely demonize migrants and refugees.
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"I don't think anything's wrong with it but I think that if he's not careful he will turn into the next thing the right will demonize and play games with and I think he has to be careful with what he tweets," Seawright told Hill.
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Beyond the president's grudge against the appeals court, I think the answer lies in a more subtle effort to demonize Judge Alsup and through him, the growing number of federal district judges who are pushing back against the administration across a range of issues.
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" In a statement on Wednesday night, Ms. Tenney elaborated but didn't provide information about her claim: "I am fed up with the media and liberals attempting to politicize tragedies and demonize law-abiding gun owners and conservative Americans every time there is a horrible tragedy.
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DuVernay doesn't simply demonize the authorities (who include the esteemed Linda Fairstein, then the head of Manhattan's sex crimes unit, played here by Felicity Huffman); more usefully, she explores the systemic racism that led them to desperately seek someone — anyone — to blame for the atrocity.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Making Hungry Kids Fund Tax Cuts" (editorial, June 22): In describing potential changes in the federal government structure, you discuss the Republican effort to demonize the word "welfare" (as in welfare queens, welfare cheats, losers, takers and the like).
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The political strategy of divide, demonize and conquer has worked for centuries in the United States — since the days of slavery — to keep poor and working people angry at (and fearful of) one another rather than uniting to challenge unjust political and economic systems.
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When this scandal was exposed, Netanyahu was indicted on bribery charges; his response has been to attack the media that reported on the scandal, demonize the prosecutors who brought the case, and attempt to pass a law immunizing himself from prosecution while in office.
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But their lingering presence in Ms. Le Pen's inner circle has called into question the sincerity of her strategy to "un-demonize" her party and renounce its heritage of deep-rooted anti-Semitism since she took over from her father, Jean-Marie, in 21.
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That's why I've always thought there's a quasi-religious dimension at work in climate-change advocacy, which not only describes the science but offers a catalog of prescribed (or proscribed) behaviors, and which tends to demonize people who aren't wholly in tune with their assumptions.
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The State of the Union should be a chance for the president, a gifted communicator, to articulate his policies and priorities directly to the American people without any interference from the media outlets that have set out to demonize him and his every move.
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And even knowing this, nothing prepared me, the first time I saw 10 Things 20 years ago, for how electrifying I found Julia Stiles's Kat viciously asserting her right to be a bitch in a world that was prepared to demonize her no matter what.
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"As you know, there is a concerted right-wing effort the world over to demonize Mr. Soros and his foundations, which I lead — an effort which has contributed to death threats and the delivery of a pipe bomb to Mr. Soros' home," the letter reads.
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Much commentary on Trump's candidacy has focused on his invocation of white nationalist rhetoric to demonize Mexican Americans and Muslim Americans, in a way that has cheered avowed white supremacists and drawn comparisons to right-wing European populists like Pim Fortuyn or Geert Wilders.
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I suspect this is because we live in a world where the Other has become easy to demonize, and spy fiction is always about the uncomfortable nature of realizing how much the Other is just like you, even as you try to stop them.
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Instead of using her taxpayer-funded platform to inform and uplift, Conway defends a president who traffics in hate and misinformation with a willingness to say anything — even if it means insisting that doctored footage the White House spread to demonize a CNN reporter wasn't really doctored.
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" Trump has long railed against "sanctuary" policies, and in response to reports of the latest considered moves, a spokeswoman for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused the Trump administration of "using human beings -- including little children -- as pawns in their warped game to perpetuate fear and demonize immigrants.
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In April, he attracted a storm of condemnation after he incorrectly argued that even Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II in an over-the-top attempt to demonize Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after the Syrian dictator used sarin gas against civilians.
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In April, he attracted a storm of condemnation after he incorrectly said that even Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons during World War II in an over-the-top attempt to demonize Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after the Syrian dictator used sarin gas against civilians.
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It was as if Trump wanted to outdo the Democratic Convention speech that featured the parents of a Muslim-American soldier who died in the Iraq War and dare the news media to demonize these parents even after they excoriated him for demonizing the Muslim parents.
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When dealing with violence deemed unreasonable, the dominating groups demonize violent responses, saying that "those other people are just like that," not just that they are worth less, but also that they are essentially evil, essentially criminal or essentially have a religion that is prone to killing.
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"I'm excited that people can really focus past the bluster of people who want to demonize the idea that we should study a way to address specific past economic harms and try to create more economic equality," Booker, who is running for president, told The Hill.
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And this isn't the first time that conservatives have speculated about a shooter's gender identity to demonize trans people—in 2015, right-wingers including Ted Cruz floated the idea that Planned Parenthood shooter Robert Lewis Dear was transgender because his voter registration identified him as female.
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But the comments earlier Tuesday were a remarkable break with the divisive messaging that propelled Mr. Trump to the White House and the harsh policies that have defined his first year in office, marked by efforts to demonize and deport immigrants who have entered the country illegally.
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" Cooperman became the face of aggrieved billionaires last year when he told CNBC Warren was "trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people" and that he "gave away more money in the year than she has in her whole F—lifetime.
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Yet they often demonize packaged foods from private companies, even though they are cheap and popular, because of the extra salt and sugar in adult foods and because of the long battle to keep women breast-feeding instead of using formula from food companies like Nestlé.
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Without Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE to demonize, Trump now faces one opponent he can't beat: Himself.
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The Trump campaign broke from years of precedent in 2016 by revoking the press credentials of journalists from outlets like The Washington Post, Politico and BuzzFeed News, an early sign of the efforts to demonize the news media that have become a hallmark of the Trump presidency.
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Politicians, like anyone, are driven by incentives, and in a moment of hyperpartisanship the overwhelming incentive is to demonize the other side — as Trump has with immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally, or to a lesser extent as Clinton did with her "basket of deplorables" remark.
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Let us stay focused on the fact that someone hated gay people so much they were ready to kill or injure so many.... Our job now is not to demonize the man's tools, but to condemn his acts and work to prevent such acts in the future.
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Republicans initially struggled to respond to allegations that Trump asked foreign leaders to dig up dirt on his political rivals, but the GOP has shifted their response to focus on process and procedure concerns as well as to demonize Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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The travel ban would be likely to become a key strategic component of ISIS to discredit Western legislation and politics and to demonize the US. ISIS supporters regularly point to both American and European "imperialist" foreign policy and anti-Muslim national policies as manifestations of the Western evil.
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In their view, these ideas include an obsession with capturing political power; a tendency to demonize others, from Muslims to migrants; an uncritical attitude to militarism, capitalism and the arms industry; indifference to the environment; and an obsession with the apocalypse and a final battle between good and evil.
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"The danger with these kinds of tweets being taken seriously is that they serve as a perfect excuse for people essentially insulated from the effects of over-policing and police murder, either by virtue of their geographic location or ethnic heritage, to demonize protesters and rioters," Pearson wrote.
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One moment we are in mourning, demanding change, the next, one of our increasingly right wing national newspapers is encouraging us to demonize anyone bee-lining it to our shores, primed to steal our jobs, benefits and parking spaces, with the plight that drove them here too often overlooked.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people," Cooperman told CNBC, going on to call Warren "disgraceful" and noting he "gave away more in the year" than she has in her life.
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It is a sign of a license to demonize others under the veil of a society's commitment to tolerance, and is a harbinger, perhaps, of an electorate's willingness to welcome into the political mainstream a candidate whose platform is built on his willful denial of their society's dark past.
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It would be a serious tactical mistake for Biden to use the debate to triangulate himself against more strongly progressive candidates by appearing to demonize the "Medicare for All" proposals or claim that they would undermine ObamaCare, which originally included a public option that Biden and Obama supported.
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With knock-kneed Republican officeholders showing signs of summoning the nerve to desert him, Mr. Trump labored to demonize Hillary Clinton — blaming her even for his own failure to pay taxes — and to remind his core supporters that he is all that stands between her and the presidency.
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"Since the start of your Administration, El Paso has been ground zero for many of the cruel immigration-related policies enacted by you in your efforts to punish, demonize and terrorize immigrants and immigrant communities," the letter, signed by El Paso County Democratic Party Chairwoman Iliana Holguin, read.
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Trump's efforts to demonize liberal elites resonated in part because of the ascendance of a powerful, upscale, well-educated wing of the Democratic Party that dates back at least to the takeover of the party by antiwar activists and liberal reformers in the aftermath of the 22012 election.
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"Ironically, the fact that she is a Muslim will prevent her from being too bold on areas like refugees, simply because it is so easy to demonize and say, 'Of course you say that, you're a Muslim,' " said Radu Magdin, brand ambassador of Smartlink Communications, a political consulting group.
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Instead of looking for ways to work together and get things done in a practical way, we've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry, to demonize people who have different ideas, to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage.
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"Bernie believes very strongly that it's very important not to run campaigns that demonize your opponents and or that make anybody feel less than important, and certainly not to treat anybody the way that it looks like this reporter has been treated" she said of the independent Vermont senator.
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That, at least, is what Republicans want voters to think, as they seek to demonize Democrats well in advance of the 2020 elections by painting them as left-wing crazies who will destroy the American economy, murder newborn babies and turn a blind eye to bigotry against Jews.
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Janisse: Agreed—we are in a time of religious extremism, so it makes sense that religion has become a popular poison in horror films again, and I suppose Satanism and other types of marginal occult religions are easier to demonize without having to engage directly in a political discussion.
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Although Streep's critics engaged in the ritual of pretending that art is apolitical and Streep was out of line, her remarks against Trump were really pretty mild, making three key points over about six minutes: Actors come from all around the world, so protect immigration rights and don't demonize foreigners.
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The outcry is much more muted, activists of color say, when it's Muslim or black identities under assault – attacks that come not only from fringe groups, but by elected officials and influential TV personalities like Bill Maher, who regularly traffics in anti-Muslim tropes and brings on guests to demonize Islam.
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You see this kind of response in the conservative reaction to the Covington videos, which essentially says: these kids were just exercising their First Amendment rights, and the real issue here is that the intolerant left and mainstream media have come to demonize them and chill their free-speech rights.
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We now know, 45 years later, that the war on drugs is a war on people -- and more specifically, black and brown people, whom it has sought to demonize and silence, criminalizing generations of youth of color and creating severe drug-sentencing laws ultimately to target and incarcerate communities of color.
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"If the American people want a president to add to our division, to lead with a clenched fist, closed hand, a hard heart, to demonize the opponents and spew hatred - they don't need me, they've got President Donald Trump," Biden told the crowd, which was bookended by large video monitors.
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He said that "fundamental human dignity and basic decency" also extends to refugees and other newcomers to the U.S. "Comments which dismiss, demean or demonize any of God's children are destructive of the common good and a denial of our national pledge of 'liberty and justice for all,'" Gregory wrote.
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" He added: "Instead of looking for ways to work together to get things done in a practical way, we've got folks who are deliberately trying to make folks angry, to demonize people who have different ideas, to get the base all riled up because it provides a short-term tactical advantage.
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All they have gotten are juries who routinely say a cop made a "reasonable" decision to kill an unarmed man, and police officers who declare it uncouth to second-guess their fellow officers' decisions, and everyday Americans who demonize those who say such rationale is wrong, immoral and self-perpetuating.
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The effort to demonize House Intelligence Chairman Schiff (D-Calif.), who is leading the impeachment inquiry into the president, and create political fog for the president demonstrates Republicans' deep reluctance to opine on whether it was appropriate for Trump to ask Ukraine to dig up dirt on a political opponent.
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In particular, the past couple years have seen mounting concern over the way Facebook gives right-wing politicians and authoritarian governments a leg up: by offering them a vast platform where they can demonize a minority group, it enables them to fuel a population's fear so it'll rally to them for protection.
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But on Monday, while speaking before Parliament about how he disagreed with Trump but saw nothing to be gained from trying to "demonize" him, Johnson came under fire from all sides for being too deferential to the US. Yvette Cooper, a Labour member of Parliament, found Johnson's rhetoric to be too tepid.
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And if The Twilight Zone eventually exists in some post-apocalyptic future, "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" will one day be about how easy it is to demonize the people in the climate dome over the ridge, as opposed to all the good people in our own climate dome right here.
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Putin, whom critics have accused of using state TV, the courts and the police to demonize and marginalize the liberal opposition, said earlier this month he would run for re-election in March 2018 - a contest he seems sure to win comfortably and extend his grip on power into a third decade.
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To insinuate that the steps taken to restore order in the city of Diyarbakir and rebuild certain neighborhoods struck by terrorism somehow reflects a historical tendency for demographic engineering is not only unfair but also reflective of a mind-set that tries to demonize whatever the Turkish government does, regardless of the context.
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A lot has happened in our national dialogue about end-of-life care in the past few years since opponents of the Affordable Care Act used the term "death panel" to demonize a bill provision to pay physicians for engaging in conversations with patients about their preferences for end-of-life care.
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The oil and gas giant vigorously denies that it misled anyone about climate change, and has marshalled its own coalition of allies to fight back against what it calls an "inaccurate and deliberately misleading" campaign by "anti-oil and gas activists" to stifle debate and demonize it for exercising its free speech rights.
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His sudden embrace of politicians that Republicans have spent years fighting in intense political combat — especially Ms. Pelosi, whom Republicans have made into an avatar for the liberal, coastal elite — sowed confusion and seemed to raise questions about how effectively Republicans could continue to demonize the people they assumed were their sworn enemies.
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"I've heard him insult a war hero, brag about grabbing women by the pussy, denigrate the judicial system, demonize immigrants, fight with the pope, doubt the democratic process, advocate torture and war crimes, tout the size of his junk in a presidential debate, trash the media, and endanger my life," Tur continued.
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"As you know, there is a concerted right-wing effort the world over to demonize Mr. Soros and his foundations, which I lead—an effort which has contributed to death threats and the delivery of a pipe bomb to Mr. Soros' home," Gaspard wrote in the letter, which was also posted on his Twitter account.
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All things considered, including unacceptable provocation from courtside customers, Stern feared that raw footage of black players beating on white fans presented a potentially dire threat to the N.B.A. He also recognized the danger in fueling the fire in those quick to demonize them as overpaid thugs much faster than they would brawling hockey players.
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It's worth noting that while the Puerto Rican government and Treasury like to demonize the Puerto Rican bondholders who vocally object to debt haircuts, the majority of the island's debt is owned by residents of Puerto Rico and retirees in the U.S. Puerto Rico cannot pay the entirety of its debts; that much is indisputable.
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The social justice left, which is essentially a Marxist construct, has not just advanced an idea of the way the world is but has decided to instantly stigmatize and demonize anyone who dissents from it as a bigot and a racist or a homophobe and all the other litany of bullshit they throw around.
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But Democrats (and some local law enforcement officials) argue that the Trump administration is nonetheless using MS-1333 to demonize all immigrants — that immigrants themselves are the biggest victims of MS-1323, and that harsher immigration enforcement impedes the kind of community policing that allows police officers to distinguish innocent immigrants from gang members.
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Over the course of a few short years, the Christian adoption movement grew to reenact some of the most significant and troubling problems within the adoption industry: its propensity to disregard or demonize birth families, to minimize the significance of adopted children's heritage, and to participate in a system that too often needlessly separates families for profit.
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Despite Trump's hard-line stance on illegal immigration, and in spite of Clinton's attempt to demonize Trump as anti-immigrant, Clinton actually did worse among Latino voters in 63 (65% of Latino voters) than Obama did in 2012 (71% of Latino voters) and Trump did slightly better (29% of Latino voters) than Romney (27% of Latino voters).
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These pervasive media portrayals that demonize people who use drugs are what spawned policies that systematically discriminate against people who use drugs... In order to address the root causes of addiction, we need to end discrimination against people who use drugs and reduce the stigma associated with drug use and advocate for compassionate, judgement-free approaches.
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But of course, the likes of these bigoted populists will take any opportunity to demonize the entire community of Muslims -- and Islam as a world faith -- while the radical Islamist extremists target and kill far more Muslims than they ever have non-Muslims, whose greatest enemies have always been Muslims who die as they fight against this scourge.
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"I think candidates for office, particularly for president, should not demonize an entire group of Americans because of the actions of a violent criminal with a deranged view of what the Quran teaches -- and I also think it's particularly irresponsible to try and score political points off the attempted assassination of a Philadelphia police officer," he said.
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Mr. Trump might do well to read the history of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who once described the German Army as "...once again having proved the truth of the saying, 'The Hun is always either at your throat or your feet...'" In war, even in a time of political correctness, it is perfectly proper to demonize the enemy.
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"We know Trump is very focused on Iran and is looking for ways to demonize it in the public opinion and this is one area where you know the US and European countries see eye-to-eye on Iran," NBC reporter Josh Lederman, who reported on the Trump administration's LGBT plan, says in an interview with Rodriguez.
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The irony is there's plenty of very real-yet bonkers privacy-related issues for alt-right figures to get upset about, from the fact we can no longer tell where companies like AT&T end and the NSA begins, to ongoing efforts by the government to demonize encryption and backdoor the 'net, putting everybody's privacy and security at risk.
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Democratic strategist Ruy Teixeira said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "What America's Thinking" that Republicans have purposefully painted House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) as a "coastal elite" in an effort to demonize her.
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This video shows examples of cinema that either demonize or glamorize mental illness, contrasting this against TV shows that give a closer insight into the experiences of people suffering from mental health problems, and then shows how, and why, video games have an even closer proximity to mental states and are better equipped to portray mental illness.
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" Mr. Putin also said Russia had no intention of getting involved in an arms race with the United States, called accusations that Russia had interfered with the American elections "absurd" and said similar claims of interference in the European elections last May was meant "to continue to 'demonize' Russia in the eyes of ordinary European citizens.
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By contrast, modern Republican politics has become a process of subtraction, involving attacks against one group of voters after another, leaving a GOP with no unifying principles except which voter groups their nominee insults and how much they despise the Democratic nominee for president, whom they seek to demonize as an enemy rather than disagree with as an opponent.
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Star Wars Producers Wanted a Fully Operational Drone Defense SystemWhen it comes to spoilers, commenters from all corners of the internet are quick to demonize…Read more ReadA Croatian website, MosCroatia first reported the drone detail in a larger update about Episode VIII will be doing some location filming in Dubrovnik, a popular tourist destination in the southern part of the country.
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Trump's repeated attacks against the national press corps demonstrate a dangerous disrespect for the principle and functions of a free press, a dangerous intolerance and impetuousness directed against anyone who criticizes him, and an even more dangerous tendency to try to demonize and delegitimize the free press that underpins our democracy — and the intelligence services that defend our democracy from foreign threats.
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There are few examples in America's past of a chief executive so willing not merely to demonize potential enemies, but instead to conjure entirely imaginary demons for political purposes: While credible reports suggest an FBI informant contacted campaign aides over concerns about Russian interference, this is a far cry from the sleeper agent Trump has alleged was sent to infiltrate his campaign.
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Many of America's finest and most principled conservatives are enduring the nightmare of a conservatism they have long championed with honor being shredded and corrupted by a president who is a conservative in name only, and his allies who demonize national heroes from Mueller to John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Rep. Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.) said on Tuesday that he is not aiming to demonize corporations with legislation that would charge large companies for federal welfare programs that support low-wage workers.
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"What is easy is what Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE does for short term, pitiful political gain: to demonize 'the other,' other Americans, demean and degrade them," he told the magazine.
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PHILADELPHIA — Former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE accused Republicans of creating a "cartoon" version of his wife in order to demonize Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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However, Proskauer Rose's explicit position has been antithetical to such an outcome since it began working for the Puerto Rican government, during which time it has been at the forefront of attempts to demonize bondholders and attribute blame to them for the economic malaise on the island, in order to make them bear most of the costs of any reform.
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For example, Mr. Cohen said he disliked describing that investigation as a "witch hunt," which Mr. Trump has done repeatedly, and that he disagrees with those who seek to "demonize or vilify the F.B.I." Mr. Cohen also said that he has "respect" for the intelligence agency consensus that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sought to interfere in the 2016 election.
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Amnesty International's latest annual report on the state of the world's human rights documents a global rise in state-sponsored hate, and chronicles the variety of ways governments and leaders are increasingly peddling hateful rhetoric and policies that seek to demonize already marginalized groups; President Trump's transparently-hateful travel ban on citizens from half a dozen Muslim-majority countries was one of the most prominent examples.
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The Obama White House has boasted that, since 2009, the deficit has fallen at the fastest rate since the end of World War II. In 2009, under Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, Congress instituted a "paygo" rule that forced all spending to be paid for, made progressive priorities in social programs more difficult to achieve, and allowed Republicans to demonize Democrats as the party of higher taxes.
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Authoritarians who fear terrorism, for example, might thus gravitate toward strongmen leaders who demonize Muslims, because this leader then has a means by which to explain their fear ("you are at risk from a vast and terrifying enemy whom no one else will confront") and to promise reprieve from that fear ("we'll ban all Muslim foreigners and restore an America free of people who look different").
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Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos sharply criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday over his treatment of the news media, urging the president not to "demonize" members of the press.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has for days sought to demonize the group, suggesting it is filled with unsavory individuals who pose a threat to national security.
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The U.S. Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE and Members of Congress who want the Trump administration to repeal DACA often demonize these young men and women as criminals, using isolated examples to disparage an entire group.
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Instead of creating the independent and robust civil institutions necessary for good governance, promoting peace with Israel and improving the lives of its people, the billions of dollars of international aid were used to create a corrupt dictatorship focusing on enriching its elites, inciting its people against Israel, advocating terrorism and waging a massive international campaign to demonize, delegitimize and destroy the Jewish State.
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"While products like those of Cellebrite can have legitimate use in forensic acquisitions, and while we shouldn't demonize the technology behind them, there is always a concern that in countries where basic freedoms are regularly quashed and where we see a systematic abuse of technology to suppress dissent, these same solutions might become tools in the hands of oppressors," Claudio Guarnieri, technologist at Amnesty International, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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They also maintain that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's publicly voiced concerns about MS-13 benefitting from lax immigration enforcement is nothing more than a ruse, intended to demonize immigrants as criminals.
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"We should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any leader that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalized racist sentiments; leaders who demonize those who don't look like us, or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life, or refer to other people as sub-human, or imply that America belongs to just one certain type of people," he wrote.
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There was a stunning contrast between the sight of former President George W. Bush, former President George H.W. Bush, former president Bill Clinton, former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton showing respect and admiration for each other, versus Donald Trump making every day an opportunity to demonize former leaders and political opponents he regularly treats as personal enemies and says should go to jail.
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In a rambling speech on Thursday afternoon that was riddled with falsehoods and vague promises to confront a "crisis" at the border, Mr. Trump used the official backdrop of the White House to step up his efforts to demonize a caravan of Central Americans that has been making its way through Mexico, assail Democrats, and promote a vision of a United States that would be better off with fewer immigrants.
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"We should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalizes racist sentiments; leaders who demonize those who don't look like us, or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life, or refer to other people as sub-human, or imply that America belongs to just one certain type of people," Obama said.
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With state support, rhetoric similar to that used by the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, Nigel Farage, to scare voters about mass migration during the Brexit referendum has been deployed across Hungary, seemingly with the sole aim of whipping up racial tension and hostility to migrants -- and to demonize George Soros, a tactic laced with anti-Semitism, now being used by the alt-right globally.
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"We should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred and normalizes racist sentiments; leaders who demonize those who don't look like us, or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life, or refer to other people as sub-human, or imply that America belongs to just one certain type of people," Obama said in the statement.
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" He isn't suggesting she is admirable — "She clearly belongs to the tradition of the great American wrecks," he notes — but he is suggesting that the media's anger toward her was displaced from the financial meltdown around the same time, that it was easier to demonize Suleman than to take on the failing banks and fat-cat financiers who created the housing crisis: "Octomom was the fat spider at the center of a hanging web.
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"We should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalizes racist sentiments; leaders who demonize those who don't look like us, or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life, or refer to other people as sub-human, or imply that America belongs to just one certain type of people," Obama said Monday in comments posted on social media.
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And while Obama did not directly name President Donald Trump, he made it clear whom he was talking about when condemning language that "feeds a climate of fear or hatred or normalizes racist sentiments": "leaders who demonize those who don't look like us, or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life, or refer to other people as sub-human, or imply that America belongs to just one certain type of people," he wrote.
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From Mary Hulse, Washington, D.C. Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE wrong to demonize Trump on school lunch Former first lady Michelle Obama recently opined on the Trump administration's rollback of federal mandates as it concerns the nutritional content of school lunches.
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Putting aside well-established facts about how UNRWA actually operates, including the fact that it overlooks reported terrorist group activity in some of its camps; allowed members of Hamas and other terrorist groups to hold UNRWA staff positions; teaches children to demonize and delegitimize Israel using violent propaganda; and uses false images to stir up hatred against Israel, UNRWA is the only refugee agency in the world whose purpose is not to resettle refugees and help them go on with their lives.
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Don Beyer "I wanted to let you know that I am not attending this Friday's inaugural ceremonies ... I will not be part of normalizing or legitimizing a man whose election may well have depended on the malicious foreign interference of Russia's leaders, a person who lies profusely and without apology, who mimics the disabilities of others, who insults anyone who dares disagree with him, who would demonize an entire spiritual tradition, and who has demonstrated again and again a profound disrespect for women," he tweeted.
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Rep. Ruben GallegoRuben GallegoCongressional Hispanic Caucus calls for answers on Mississippi ICE raids Congressional Hispanic Caucus members call for diversity within the Fed Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument MORE (D-Ariz.) said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is trying "demonize" the situation at the southern border for his "own political gain" amid a surge of migrant border crossings.
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