I think you should vilify Nazis, but you shouldn't vilify people who worked hard to accomplish things.
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We should perhaps face the fact that law enforcement will vilify encryption in the name of public safety, and privacy advocates will vilify surveillance techniques in the name of free speech and democracy.
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It's easy to vilify one generation in favor of another.
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Trump's attempts to vilify the media only strengthen their resolve.
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Toomey also said the bill would "vilify" the pharmaceutical industry.
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I think sometimes we vilify people who speak out, still.
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"We don't need to vilify or persecute any minority," he says.
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Now we're going to vilify them to a female-centric audience?
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You don't vilify people based on the God they pray to.
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This is not an argument to vilify all flawed historical figures.
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He appealed to Ukrainians not to vilify those returning from China.
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Still, Mr. Staunton said he opposed efforts to vilify Mr. Trump.
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People are already using the hashtag #YouHadOneJob to vilify him on Twitter.
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Any attempt to vilify this religious leader is deeply disappointing and misplaced.
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However, to falsely vilify someone while doing so remains unconscionable to me.
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He accused the government of trying to "vilify Apple" on unsubstantiated theories.
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His first instinct was not to vilify anyone who disagreed with him.
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Or do we vilify the person who merely spoke about the data?
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The complaint is designed to publicly vilify Purdue and its former directors.
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When we bar them and vilify them, we shame our own roots.
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I ... don't vilify them, there's no point in that, but do protect yourself.
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Does the press vilify the president more than any president ever in history?
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This is why we unconsciously vilify those who do have what we want.
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Some historians are quite upset that we tried to vilify a great establishment.
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Is it conservative to demonize and vilify and mischaracterize religious and ethnic minorities …?
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Apple broadly disputed the claims as an "unsupported, unsubstantiated effort to vilify" the company.
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Government officials the world over tend to vilify businesses when public policies cause harm.
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And to vilify the men and women of ICE as separating families is unfair.
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Get Out doesn't vilify all white people or criticize interracial relationships on the whole.
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Laws such as Vermont's seek to vilify the very technology making these advancements possible.
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"I don't think it's helpful to vilify people you don't agree with," he said.
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Except back to DC to fight for the families you marginalize and vilify everyday.
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Still, Comey knew that Republicans would vilify him for his decision not to prosecute.
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"We should and we need to help them instead of vilify them," he said.
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Johnson, too, loved to vilify his opponents, like Frederick Douglass and Radical Republican congressmen.
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"We will not belittle or demean or vilify other candidates," he said in Mt. Vernon.
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" Cohen also said he did not agree "with those who demonize or vilify the FBI.
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She points out that the group's speakers travel freely to Britain to vilify the Ahmadis.
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In its first decade, the detectives would make light of prison rape and vilify defendants.
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America loves to vilify and dehumanize Mexicans, despite our historic contributions to the U.S. economy.
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Swift is turning the symbol her enemies have used to vilify her into marketing gold.
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An unsupported, unsubstantiated effort to vilify Apple rather than confront the issues in the case.
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We reject any effort to deflect from Dylan's allegation by trying to vilify our mom.
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"What Trump has done to vilify immigrants, to physically punish immigrants, is wrong," she said.
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So we can't have open borders, but neither should we vilify immigrants and scapegoat them.
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President Trump continues to vilify the media, and then acts surprised when journalists are attacked.
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But Mr Gorsuch is a scholarly, refined jurist whom Democrats will be hard-pressed to vilify.
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Crucify me, vilify me, and I can promise you one thing, guys — I'm not going anywhere.
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But in the eyes Donald Trump, the scandal presents an opportunity to vilify a favored scapegoat.
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"They vilify us, the scoundrels do, when there is only this difference," Bellamy told a captive.
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The answer to the Moore debacle isn't to vilify Bannon and the voters who picked Moore.
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Let's use them not to incite, vilify or divide, but to remember, educate, inspire and unite.
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The push to vilify "nationwide" injunctions is a threat to our system of checks and balances.
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"We argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates," McCain wrote.
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So if the low-FODMAP diet takes off the way "gluten-free" did, let's not vilify fructan.
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The cruel irony is that Parker's noble intent to redefine that title may only further vilify it.
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During campaigns, candidates actively attempt to sway certain groups and vilify others in order to garner support.
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Separating abortion from other health services only serves to vilify and diminish its importance for women's health.
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Toomey said the bill would "vilify" the pharmaceutical industry, even as they work to manufacture lifesaving drugs.
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Be smart: Trump allies plan to vilify Mueller the way the Clinton White House treated Ken Starr.
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But that doesn't give people the right to use it against me and vilify me for it.
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Politicians are now more inclined to vilify members of the other party simply because politics demands it.
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In the end, the American voter saw through the naked attempts to vilify a good, decent man.
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His comments stem from a push to vilify Omar and Tlaib, the latter being a Palestinian-American.
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On the wiggle room afforded by art, better (though harder) to discuss than to ban or vilify.
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Republicans and supporters of Trump have continued to vilify the whistleblower, who should be protected by law.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.) to spread falsehoods about suppressors to vilify the Hearing Protection Act of 85033.
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Yet when you vilify the working classes while simultaneously encouraging their vilification of others, anger becomes inevitable.
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In their haste to defend Chelsea Clinton, people continue to vilify a Muslim woman for speaking her truth.
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Alex Jones of Infowars suggested the rally was "staged" to vilify the right and stop future conservative gatherings.
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Donald Trump sharing the edited video came after a series of escalating tweets attempting to vilify the media.
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To vilify the stranger is to confess that one has not internalized the true meaning of biblical teachings.
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How did you find the trust to come back with this knowing that some will vilify him again?
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As the opposition likes to vilify and dehumanise, it's out with Mr 689 and in with Mrs 777.
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Likewise, racially and ethnically integrated schools can help make it more difficult for ambitious politicians to vilify minorities.
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Back off, Mr. Schumer told Mr. Warner, and look for ways to work with Facebook, not vilify it.
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However, for those not actually addicted, the answer is not to vilify tech for its potentially addictive properties.
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But I am continually astonished at the lengths some people will go to to vilify everything he does.
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It's used today to vilify immigrants, minorities, and people of non-Christian faiths, including both Jews and Muslims.
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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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Some may disagree with that assessment, but personally, I refuse to vilify Sansa for finding comfort in nice things.
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Many were quick to vilify the man for his actions, prompting the Cubs to step up to help out.
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Or, better yet, a torrent of federal funding for medical research should be something we brag about, not vilify.
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Its leaders and followers have marched in lockstep to delay, oppose and vilify Trump's nominees for major cabinet positions.
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It is also, in some instances, to vilify them at the behest of interest groups like the teachers' unions.
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Renata Adler, writing in The Times, noted that society tended to marginalize and vilify the people the film depicted.
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The last thing the party needs, they argue, is to give Mr. Trump additional ammunition to vilify Ms. Pelosi.
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His intent was to ensure he did nothing to vilify ordinary Muslims, which he saw as unfair and counterproductive.
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They feel empowered to muzzle the press, crush the opposition, manipulate the courts and vilify whoever disagrees with them.
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The movement has made people more willing to listen to victims rather than vilify and attack them, Dempsey said.
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But Democrats did not make race a priority, opting not to vilify a colleague who is generally well liked.
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The Russian government and the Syrian regime frequently vilify the White Helmets, accusing them of ties to terrorist groups.
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Both campaigns probably will decide their best strategy is to work even harder to vilify each other, he said.
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Its members routinely vilify Hispanics, Native Americans, immigrants, and Muslims, to name a few of the more recently prominent.
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Look, people vilify Nancy Pelosi, because they don&apost like the fact that she&aposs a strong leader, effective leader.
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She cannot accept that the British people wanted to leave Europe and she's made it her mission to vilify us.
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Juxtapositions like this only make it easier for folks to vilify Cardi when she fails to meet these high standards.
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The GOP's nominee used his hour-long speech to vilify undocumented immigrants, launch false attacks, and make unrealistic policy proposals.
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It is tempting to vilify and pin blame on Misogyny Man for the years of decreased pay and lost promotions.
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But I do know better than to vilify people just for simply getting into a weapons-free exchange of hands.
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President Donald Trump didn't miss a chance to vilify undocumented immigrants during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.
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"This illegal rule is just another attempt to vilify immigrants," San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said in a statement.
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It's the result of a carefully orchestrated marketing campaign – largely funded by the organic industry - to vilify genetically modified food.
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Not only will conservatives rebel if he deals with Clinton; the outsiders ascendant in the GOP will vilify him, too.
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The leaders of Mr. Modi's B.J.P. regularly vilify Muslims to forge a Hindu vote that transcends caste and language divisions.
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As with his efforts to vilify the media, Trump's character and way of thinking continue to harden in their antagonism.
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"Unfortunately, the critics climb on the people who make the mistakes, and vilify everyone for being in the same boat."
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Of course, previous presidents didn't retweet neo-Nazi sympathizers, vilify Muslims or try to airbrush Jews out of the Holocaust.
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Such an order, now under consideration, would be seen by many Muslims as another attempt to vilify adherents of Islam.
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There is some outrage about this, but the voices that vilify immigrants are much louder, and so the practice continues.
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The authorities said he issued some of the threats in the name of a former girlfriend he wanted to vilify.
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Like Mr. Trump, democratically elected dictators have often believed that they don't owe political consideration to the minorities they vilify.
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In the weeks before endorsing that incident, Trump targeted other liberals with veiled threats or language meant to vilify his adversaries.
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"They coordinate with hostile Western forces to wantonly spread rumors, misrepresent, vilify and besmirch Xinjiang in the overseas media," he added.
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Until that happens, federal prosecutors should continue fearing verdicts from Americans who refuse to convict those whom the feds wrongfully vilify.
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And a lot of folks who insisted Mueller was the Last Honest Man to vilify him as a cover up artist.
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" Breitbart's writers often vilify the Black Lives Matter movement, emphasizing what they say is a wave of "black-on-black crime.
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Militant Buddhists are now free to vilify the Rohingya as illegal immigrants and Islamic terrorists on social media and other platforms.
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We don't vilify them, don't fearmonger, don't paint them in these broad brushes, but that is the greatest concern for us.
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He has embarked on a comprehensive and purposeful attempt to vilify and discredit the media for his own political purposes. 220.
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It is also the reward for a years-long Republican campaign to vilify her as an entitled and out of touch liberal.
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The scene was an escalation of Trump's longtime strategy to vilify the press and tempt reporters into turning into the opposition party.
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In exchange for access, labor organizers agree not to vilify a company or say negative things about an employer to its workforce.
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The four freshmen have portrayed the president as a bully who wants to "vilify" not only immigrants, but all people of color.
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We broke the story ... Tamar thinks the show's new season has been edited to vilify her soon-to-be-ex, Vincent Herbert.
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Plenty of prominent voices on the left regard O'Rourke's moderate voting record and his reluctance to vilify Wall Street as fatal flaws.
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Attempts to vilify political opponents as disloyal and redefine policy disagreements as failures of character or even scandals have become increasingly common.
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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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Yet more evidence of how much he loves interacting with reporters despite his repeated attempts to vilify journalism as a profession. 249.
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Health trends target and vilify all kinds of foods, but there are more insidious implications with the discourse surrounding this Taiwanese drink.
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Meanwhile, Trump is spreading information directly through the press but continues to vilify them, calling into question their credibility with his base.
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But with your $39.99 purchase, you will reclaim the term "witch," which for too long has been used to vilify assertive women.
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She apologized for her actions but later said that she had been used as a tool to vilify Hungary's attitude toward migrants.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has criticized such agreements, saying they vilify law enforcement and inhibit police officers trying to do their job.
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We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings and vilify them night after night on the evening news.
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They are "crisis actors," paid performers funded by familiar boogeymen like George Soros to vilify gun ownership and dismantle the Second Amendment.
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After Seder deleted the tweet on November 28, 2017, attempts by Cernovich and his alt-right followers to vilify him grew more intense.
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Open-border advocates in politics and the media vilify those who dare suggest that the laws be changed, and the status quo prevails.
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Obviously Mr. Trump is not only going to minimize his contact with the press, but also do everything he can to vilify it.
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The mind reels in imagining what the G.O.P. will spin to vilify this signal achievement of President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Such immeasurable depression causes Asch to turn his back on God of Vengeance, agreeing to script changes that vilify Manke as Rifkele's evil seductress.
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With the most extreme views of Trump's supporters sanitized in the "alt-right," the "alt-left" provides a way to then vilify liberal activists.
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Now, we've got trolls being taken out and the suggestion that cyberbullies who hide behind avatars are worse than the people they vilify online.
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"There are bad doctors, there are bad nurses, there are bad teachers, but we don't vilify the entire group of those individuals," Provost said.
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Elijah Cummings of Maryland and the whole city of Baltimore as well as his efforts to vilify four progressive lawmakers -- all women and minorities.
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The guidelines should continue to require whole grains be served but not vilify the consumption of a flour tortilla or white rice on occasion.
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Mr. Pruitt agrees with the more than 50 members of the Western Caucus that the EPA should support American energy producers, not vilify them.
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"There are bad doctors; there are bad nurses; there are bad teachers, but we don't vilify the entire group of those individuals," Provost said.
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He saw evidence of institutional hostility towards Iran in the U.S. presidential election, saying the candidates had "competed to vilify Iran in their speeches".
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In American politics, "law and order" is lock-em-up language, tough talk that is used to vilify far more than crime and criminals.
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We don't need forewarning to suspect that their desperate gesture, like the economic divide they seek to vilify, is more than likely to implode.
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Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes and Oh chose to show the emotional cost of ambition, rather than vilify Yang for her pursuit of it.
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Trump used the rally to vilify Democrats, tout the strong US economy, compliment Republicans for sticking by him, and claim he did nothing wrong.
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Jason is a class act … It's important that people don't vilify him because he isn't the problem — the system's the problem, the structure's the problem.
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She helped President Barack Obama abandon our allies, reward our enemies, empower terrorists, and vilify victims; if she wins, she promises more of the same.
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There's also the problem of Booker's brand, which is perhaps best described as positivity politics: He embraces bipartisanship, and refuses to vilify his political opponents.
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What signal do we send to the risk-takers, the innovators and those who courageously struggle to succeed, when we punish prosperity and vilify success?
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Trump will continue to vilify immigrants and come up with nasty nicknames for legislators who, in good faith, want to reach a solution on DACA.
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These parties have capitalized on the widespread hatred of the social democrats to vilify the government and label anyone who doesn't agree with them enemies.
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Imam also said the BJP was trying to vilify him in order to discredit the largely leaderless protest movement ahead of the Delhi state election.
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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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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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We need people to understand that you cannot be racist against Palestinians, and vilify people who promote their cause, while also being in solidarity with Muslims.
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But I became aware, the more time I spent with Zahedi and the people from "The Show," that it would be unusually easy to vilify him.
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Richard Cohen, who heads the SPLC, defines hate groups as "those that vilify entire groups of people based on immutable characteristics such as race or ethnicity".
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While it's effective to give clear feedback to someone who isn't pulling his weight, it is not a smart business practice to vilify an entire generation.
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The PAC, which supports Trump, is very eager to vilify renewable energy and has made a special effort to target businesses that are owned by Musk.
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As today's leaders gather for their summit sessions, they should remember that history eventually sides with those who help refugees, not with those who vilify them.
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It's hard to go on social media, much less cable news these days and not see reports that support one political side and vilify the other.
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"Journalists are increasingly the targets of online smear campaigns by the most radical nationalists, who vilify them and even threaten physical reprisals," Reporters Without Borders said.
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"Bernie is a candidate the current president will not be able to vilify as inauthentic, and that's a huge advantage," said Jane Sanders, the senator's wife.
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China has worked relentlessly to vilify Mr. Lai, who has provided a powerful, wide-reaching platform to the mostly young and leaderless protesters in Hong Kong.
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While many journalists have expressed alarm over Trump's attempt to vilify and delegitimize the press, Kurtz seems to place as much blame on the news media.
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Nationalists across the EU have taken inspiration from Trump's unconventional methods of communication, his fierce rhetoric, and his frequent use of language to dehumanize and vilify immigrants.
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There is simply too much incredibly diverse culture happening around us right now in the Brooklyn nightlife scene to vilify a new thing and lionize the old.
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Rather than vilify or condemn morally injured police officers, acknowledging and talking about traumatic stress in their lives might make them less prone to morally injurious acts.
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Under any other circumstances, black pastors, especially, would have presented a far greater resistance to the advance of the left's litmus tests that vilify faith-based perspectives.
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Outside the halls of Congress, the immigrant rights movement will play a crucial role in pushing back against the Trump administration's efforts to vilify and criminalize immigrants.
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So, if McCabe's and Comey's actions were driven by this noblest of ideals, why did the public vilify the FBI by attributing to it a partisan motive?
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It's far too easy to vilify whoever sends the bill, so policymakers are simply prohibiting hospitals and physicians from sending them for unexpected out-of-network care.
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American allies in the Middle East will reasonably question why they should cooperate with, and defer to, the United States while its top officials vilify their faith.
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The solution for traditional schools, he argued, was not to vilify the charter sector, but to adopt some of the strategies of charters to compete with them.
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Mr. Shiri, who works in finance, said people were impatient to replace Mr. Netanyahu, largely because of how much he had been inciting Israelis to vilify one another.
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While they celebrate anti-Trump CEOs, they are just as likely to vilify those who are seen as his supporters, producing the potential for product and company boycotts.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison is now proposing stricter limits on immigration, and has been accused of using this particular tragedy as a political tool to vilify Muslim immigrants.
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Now, it does not follow that it is O.K. to vilify powerful people, but not O.K. to incite hatred against vulnerable minorities, in the way Mr. Trump does.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, ex-Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and billionaire investor Leon Cooperman have argued Warren's proposals vilify success and could threaten economic growth.
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"The National Conference of Bishops in Brazil released a statement last week condemning the special, saying "Nothing allows anyone the right to vilify people&aposs deeply held beliefs.
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It is vexing to imagine how readily people felt licensed to vilify colleagues and neighbors, although McDonough exaggerates incidents of wives turning in husbands or children their parents.
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While continuing to vilify Michael Cohen, his former trusted lawyer and personal fixer, Trump took aim at one of the pillars of federal criminal prosecutions -- the cooperating witness.
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It seeks emotionally to connect with us, with voters -- to stoke anxiety and paranoia, to win power over 'the other' on the basis of lies that vilify people.
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That's not the case with the voiceless, mostly poor, immigrants that Mr. Trump, and his emerging nemesis in the G.O.P., Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, have sought to vilify.
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It was a congregation of fear and division instead of love and inclusiveness—one that was organized to vilify and endanger people rather than empathize with and protect them.
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"The Special Counsel's attempt to vilify Mr. Manafort as a lifelong and irredeemable felon is beyond the pale and grossly overstates the facts before this Court," Manafort's lawyers wrote.
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Democrats may be hard-pressed to vilify the scholarly jurist, but their sense that he has been tapped for a stolen seat is certain to cloud his confirmation hearings.
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If we've developed Stockholm syndrome because we love these characters so much, do we really have the right to vilify the show for doing what it has always done?
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These individuals have all borne the burden of our criminal justice system's failures, and by extension, our society's shortcomings: our racism, classism, and impulse to scapegoat, vilify, and punish.
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"The Special Counsel's attempt to vilify Mr. Manafort as a lifelong and irredeemable felon is beyond the pale and grossly overstates the facts before this Court," his attorneys said.
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Those who vilify us seem to be in love with a concept, with no interest in the persons involved or their suffering, and show a complete absence of compassion.
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What is clear is that sanctions have strangled the Iranian economy and unsettled its domestic politics, increasing the current regime's incentives to ditch the nuclear deal and vilify Trump.
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But the People's Daily said China respected religious rights and accused some in the United States of having "ulterior motives" and using religion as a pretext to vilify China.
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While the federal government continues to vilify immigrant communities, states and localities on both sides of the aisle are creating new ways to ensure that their communities can thrive.
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When the Kardashian-Jenner clan emulates those same features, they become mass trends (and worse, the "Blackness" that was once used to vilify these styles gets erased and replaced).
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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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"In an effort to distract attention from his own misconduct, Defendant has engaged in a campaign to attack and vilify each of the lawyers who have represented his victims."
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It has been inspiring and thrilling to watch furious, cleareyed teenagers shame and vilify gutless politicians and soul-dead lobbyists for their complicity in the murders of their friends.
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With this in mind, activists shouldn't simply vilify the tech industry — they should goad it toward accountability as Mr. Nader, Ms. Lightner and others did with the auto industry.
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" Human Rights First's Eleanor Acer called the new rule "the latest shameful tactic in a years-long campaign to vilify and punish those who seek protection in this country.
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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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He calls the GOP the "War Party," and never misses an opportunity to vilify neoconservatives for their so-called "nation-building" generally, and encouragement of the Iraqi adventure specifically.
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The America I love allowed a small-town preacher's kid to be elected governor, and it taught me to embrace people who are different from me, not vilify them.
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"The Special Counsel's attempt to vilify Mr. Manafort as a lifelong and irredeemable felon is beyond the pale and grossly overstates the facts before this Court," his attorneys argued.
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Now, last night, we showed you the long and storied history of how Democrats, they use race every two to four years to vilify Republicans, divide America and win votes.
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But a backlash arose as more established Americans began to vilify the Asian settlers who had created this industry and, in their opinions, could steal jobs that were rightfully theirs.
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It's 4003,000 police officers, 18,000 police departments, and we want to vilify 650,000 white officers as if they haven't policed neighborhoods and contributed to a society that is less criminal.
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First of all, it's important to put this into perspective and not vilify the person for being "clingy," says Chloe Carmichael, PhD, a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in relationships.
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Yet, McCarty does not give us the satisfaction of a neatly wrapped moral or a happy ending, nor does she attempt to rationalize the girls' actions or to vilify them.
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For hours fans, Black twitter, and regular perusers of The Shade Room refreshed their timelines for more hot takes and information to be leaked in attempts to vilify each woman.
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NHCA's strategy has been to turn the tables on the Justice Department, arguing that DOJ chose to vilify the firm rather than focusing on its explosive allegations about pharma defendants.
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For the ICC, the decision is a disaster; one ICC insider immediately denounced Kenya's government for having done more to obstruct justice , and to vilify the court, than any other.
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After the Great Recession, as some on the right seized the political moment to vilify teachers and make a frontal assault on the labor movement that gives them a voice.
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Those who say not teaching ASL to hard-of-hearing children is language deprivation only vilify parents who are trying to find a bridge between the hearing and deaf worlds.
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It includes the voices of affected people, who tell their stories and combat false narratives that vilify people who endure the effects of an economy that's fundamentally stacked against them.
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Setting aside who's right or wrong for now, it's clear that too many on both sides mock the other's assumptions, vilify their opinions and believe that their opponents are idiots.
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Russia accused the United States of rushing to judgment on who was responsible and initially asserted that the sarin attack had been fabricated as a pretext to vilify Mr. Assad.
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As much as others try to vilify Mexican Americans or stereotype us for political gain, we will fight to have a voice and tell our stories, and we will vote.
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The country's prime minister has often sought to vilify Soros, whose ideals are squarely at odds with Orban's view that European culture is under existential threat from migration and multiculturalism.
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And there is a palpable disdain toward outsiders — especially those in Washington — who local officials say are quick to vilify fossil fuels without a full understanding of local economic realities.
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If you're going to vilify others for supposedly disrespecting a song, you should probably choose to sing it loud and with pride, not just sing a few of the words.
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If the purpose he imagined was this familiar instance of narrative shorthand, used to quickly vilify the random gangsters, then it has a long history of similar usage in Mafia stories.
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The sort of expansion Corporate America is doing abroad isn't the sort that Trump can easily vilify, and those companies that are engaging in this behavior aren't required to disclose it.
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In the 1960s, the sugar industry purportedly paid off scientists to vilify fat, and not the sweet stuff, in influential reports that have shaped entire generations of Americans' views on nutrition.
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Thomas, whose husband works on Wall Street, told Bloomberg that the intention of the movie is not to "vilify" bankers, despite the sexism and other obstacle that the heroine will encounter.
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No matter how much they vilify and block President Trump, an accelerating economy will doom their chances of winning the House next year and turning around their party's long-term decline.
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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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Reaction: Mr. Trump dismissed the reporting as false and called The Times a "true enemy of the people" — invoking a term Nazi Germany and Stalin-era Soviets used to vilify opponents.
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Still, even some Democratic supporters of Pelosi said they worry about how Republicans will vilify her ahead of the 2018 midterms, a popular GOP attack that shows no signs of easing.
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Tamar Braxton is furious with her family, because she believes they're ganging up on her estranged husband to vilify him on the new season of their reality show ... TMZ has learned.
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Wells suggested this case was not brought because of what ExxonMobil had done, but was rather the result of climate change activists opposed to fossil fuel companies trying to falsely vilify ExxonMobil.
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"I think it's important to remember it doesn't do us any good to vilify the Russians and push them into the corner," said Bruce McConnell, global vice president of the EastWest Institute.
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But after sustained public campaigns to vilify Soros, Hungary's ruling Fidesz party changed the law in 2017 to ban foreign-registered universities that do not also offer courses in their home country.
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The White House pushed back Tuesday at the notion that comments from Vice President Joe Biden blasting the Israeli government the previous night represented an attempt to vilify the Middle Eastern ally.
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Quite simply, if a government indeed killed a bothersome journalist, then that action is just the logical, if ghastly, extension of Trump's campaign to vilify and endanger journalists in the United States.
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But lesbian bars vibrantly resurfaced in the 1990s, a time in which same-sex relationships became more visible in the media, even as right-wing politicians and evangelicals continued to vilify homosexuals.
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She also spoke about how Hollywood has romanticized his legend, how Capone was a surprisingly tender father, and why modern-day critics use his name to vilify public figures in business and politics.
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According to Brown, Republicans fear that if they speak out against Trump, the president will campaign against them and his allies with vilify them on social media and powerful platforms like Fox News.
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"I've been part of the group opposing Donald Trump in the Republican Party really since he announced last summer and as he continued to alienate and vilify people in this country," she said.
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Instead of using it to call out actual political misinformation, Trump and his supporters use it to vilify any news coverage they disagree with or that portray him negatively, regardless of the accuracy.
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"The Special Counsel's attempt to vilify Mr. Manafort as a lifelong and irredeemable felon is beyond the pale and grossly overstates the facts before this court," his lawyers wrote in their sentencing memo.
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So, while we're on the way, a toxic cocktail of neurological biases start piling up on one another, and we start to resent, judge, and even vilify the object of our greatest desire.
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Why would someone who believes that God will win in the end and that we are all accountable to him stoop to reprehensible political tactics and vilify his opponents instead of loving them?
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When we vilify women like Delvey, Holmes, or Calloway for lacking authenticity, perhaps what we are really raging about is the desire for a world where women have permission to live more authentically.
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Pairing a "thanks, Obama" with a gif of a man knocking over a comically large bowl of chips perfectly encapsulated just how far certain groups were willing to go to vilify the President.
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Marlene McCarty's Murder Girls series does not give us the satisfaction of a neatly wrapped moral or a happy ending, nor does the artist attempt to rationalize the girls' actions or to vilify them.
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He has set out to vilify Ms McCaskill because of the business dealings of her husband, Joseph Shephard, who has made a fortune building low-income rental housing with the help of federal subsidies.
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"It sends a terrible message to judges, which is if you don't toe the line as we see it, we'll find a criminal case and we'll vilify you," Wiggins said of the outside spending.
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Then, BLM had just emerged as a social phenomenon using racial inequality and police brutality as its platform to vilify police on across the country — the distorted message resonated with many across the nation.
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Like Slovakia, we must rely on our people and always stand against those who would vilify the media, deflect the truth, and see our press drowned in a flurry of insults, invectives, and tweets.
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Kamala Harris on Monday said the Trump administration's new regulation that makes it easier to reject green card and visa applications is part of an ongoing effort by President Donald Trump to "vilify" immigrants.
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This stereotyping has gotten much worse since the Pulse shooting, because despite the outpouring of support for L.G.B.T. and Latino people, the tragedy became an excuse to vilify Muslims before the 2016 presidential election.
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Mr. Sessions has expressed deep skepticism about the value of consent decrees like the one planned for Baltimore, saying they vilify the police, and he has indicated that he wants to scale them back.
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Never once was his goal to vilify white America and promote a narrative that condemns its founding principles and its birth defect of slavery as a chronic curse that has poisoned its soul forever.
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While the new measure doesn't directly impose restrictions on women seeking to get abortions, it specifically targets clinics that offer them in an attempt to vilify certain health care providers and cut off their funding.
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"The administration has waged a yearlong campaign to undermine the asylum system and vilify those who seek protection at our border," Eleanor Acer, director of the refugee protection program at Human Rights First, said Thursday.
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"Widely consumed images of Native American stereotypes in commercial and educational environments slander, defame, and vilify Native peoples, Native cultures, and tribal nations, and continue a legacy of racist and prejudiced attitudes," the report states.
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There is/has been a false narrative being spread about in an effort to humiliate and vilify a friend of mine who thus far has been too classy to fight back…so I will…trust that.
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That's something I think more broadly we, as a society, have to have a conversation about, what are we comfortable with here, and not just vilify each other, one side's good and other side is bad.
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On the airwaves, it is common to see hosts and reporters vilify Democrats, and Republicans who are too centrist, with discussions of conspiratorial accusations such as birtherism that receive treatment as though they are mainstream news.
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As an immigrant kid in a small town in Connecticut, I was the frequent target of racist attacks — being both physically assaulted and verbally humiliated with the generous use of the "Spic" moniker to vilify me.
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During his short time in office, Trump has purposely staffed his administration with known Islamophobes — Mike Pompeo, John Bolton and Stephen Miller, to name a few — and has taken strides to vilify Muslims in the process.
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The appearances present a rare opportunity for Democrats, who vilify Pruitt for leading President Donald Trump's efforts to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations and casting doubt on the scale of humanity's role in climate change.
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The first half of 2016 has demonstrated the power disparities that continue to plague our society—and, in particular, how concentrated wealth and power can be used to vilify and attack communities of color and immigrants.
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Recently, the New York Times, as an example of the free press' fine work — that Trump continues to vilify — published a long list of the president's lies, which has been updated as recently as July 21.
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In a growing climate of white supremacist racism and xenophobia, it is also dangerous to let legitimate policy criticisms be painted as anti-Semitism in order to vilify one of the first Muslim women in Congress.
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Calling the report deeply flawed, riddled with inconsistencies and tainted by Western pressure to vilify the Syrian government, the Russians rejected the findings and suggested that Syrian insurgents or Islamic militants might have staged the attack.
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They cast themselves as the true heirs of wartime patriots and vilify their foes — like the anticorruption campaigner Aleksei A. Navalny, who orchestrated nationwide protests against the Kremlin last week — as sellouts akin to Nazi collaborators.
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A genuine champion of gay and transgender rights would have steered clear of politicians like Mr. Sessions and Vice President Mike Pence, who have gone to great lengths to vilify and oppress gay and transgender Americans.
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Until that moment, it went without saying that a presidential candidate would not use his platform to vilify an ordinary young woman — a wildly disproportionate unleashing of power against a person with little of her own.
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In a 2016 article in Harper's, Nixon's domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman was quoted admitting, in 1994, that the administration had used the heroin epidemic to "vilify" black people, although other Nixon aides have since denied this.
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"The real rationale for this new policy appears to be the Trump administration's unending desire to vilify and stigmatize immigrants, and to erect any and all possible obstacles to immigration to the United States," the letter states.
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Today many people working inside Silicon Valley, and many on the right who vilify it from a distance, consider the community to be "an extremely left-leaning place," as Mark Zuckerberg recently put it in congressional testimony.
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Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah has sought to maintain neutrality while he has tried to arbitrate an end to the rift, which has worsened to the point where both sides vilify each other regularly.
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I realized that much of the hatred I was receiving was from people who had never met me before — but they still made blanket statements to vilify not only me, but any one who shared my views.
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She recalls how some Republican lawmakers at first cast trans people as restroom predators, before becoming "more muted" and "almost sheepish" in their opposition after her testimony, unable to fully vilify trans people after interacting with one.
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But she has long been caught in a Republican campaign to vilify her, and after tens of millions of dollars of Republican attack ads caricaturing her as a San Francisco liberal, she has become a polarizing figure.
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Shared enemies like ISIS, Iran and political Islam have quietly brought the leaders of several Arab states into growing alignment with Israel — even as their officials and news media continue to vilify the Jewish state in public.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese development projects in Africa must be sustainable, the government's top diplomat told senior African ministers on Tuesday, as he denounced "outside forces" who seek to vilify cooperation by accusing China of creating debt traps.
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Hilton's legacy is a complicated one predicated not just on a cultural obsession with rich girls, but on a sexist desire to tear apart and vilify them in a way that rarely occurs with men of similar means.
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B.D.S. — the movement to boycott, divest from and sanction the state of Israel — and activist groups like Students for Justice in Palestine advance propaganda seeking to vilify the Jewish state that makes Jewish students feel unsafe and excluded.
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They are so furious, so disturbed by the emergence of this invigorated movement, that they paint them with the brush of fascism—even while the very people they vilify are on the streets fighting the Ku Klux Klan.
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For example, a phrase that means "a spell of ill winds" is commonly used in Beijing's propaganda campaigns to vilify so-called subversive ideas and to cow their proponents but almost never appears in the Hong Kong media.
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While those on the political left continue to vilify those on the right as caring only about the wealthy, they should answer not with a counter-argument but with the real-world uplift that their strategies can accomplish.
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"I think what Moore and his supporters have done is to find enemies rather than talk about victims in this case," Brabender said, citing McConnell and "the Washington Post as an East Coast elitist paper" as easy to vilify.
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Though she grew up in public housing and until recently lived with a flatmate, Ms Breed has come under attack for being too cosy with developers (or "real-estate speculators" as leftish critics vilify them)—and with the right.
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While it's easy to vilify all YouTube comments as garbage, there's also a lot of useful info or heartwarming anecdotes shared in comments as well, so it's nice to see that YouTube isn't quite ready to abolish comments entirely.
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" On why she's running against a Democratic incumbent: "I wanted to talk about issues that really mattered to the community, and not vilify people or throw them away because of a choice that they made during the presidential year.
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In addition, as Coppins points out in his Atlantic essay, the Trump campaign and the right generally are determined to discredit and vilify the media: What's notable about this effort is not that it aims to expose media bias.
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"The trend of anti-LGBT legislation nationally, is rooted in widely-held societal views of gender norms and expression which exclude, other, and vilify transgender and gender non-conforming people," Shelby Chestnut, Co-director of Community Organizing at AVP, told Mashable.
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Remember, this is a purposefully friendly overture to Americans who think Hillary Clinton is a "liar, liar pants on fire," as Roseanne calls her, or choose to vilify the NFL players who protest systemic racism by kneeling during the National Anthem.
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Both the public comments preceding the Kavanaugh announcement and the comments from both liberal interest groups and sitting senators since, display a literal and metaphorical frothing at the mouth to systematically defame and vilify an outstanding human and respected jurist.
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Cunningham uses every trick in the book to vilify Scott and cast doubt on his intentions, which are the same now as they were even before he set foot on the doomed plane: simply to figure out how to survive.
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Another factor prompting the attorney to seek a new trial is that the defense mentioned Hill was on probation for drug possession, which Phillips feels was meant to vilify Hill, as Newman had no way of knowing this when he responded.
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Anyone who tries to vilify me and my position on seals is not sitting there in the spring in Nunavut when there are so many seals that it's like someone took a pepper shaker and sprinkled it on the ice.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Go Ahead, Millennials, Destroy Us," by Tim Kreider (Op-Ed, March 3): It shouldn't be necessary to vilify one generation to support claims for a younger one, but writers often succumb to that rhetorical temptation.
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Hearing then-candidate Trump speak openly about assaulting women, insult the looks of a fellow candidate or the wife of another candidate, and vilify the first woman at the head of a major-party ticket fueled women across the country.
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"Such laws are part of a rising drumbeat of legal assault on journalists and they are particularly open to abuse when senior officials vilify the media, creating a toxic environment in which individual journalists are incredibly vulnerable to attack," Clooney said.
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The United States has used various international occasions to vilify China's social system, development path, and mutually beneficial cooperation with other countries, and charged China with all kinds of unwarranted crimes, said State Councillor Wang, who is also foreign minister.
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The stark ads, featuring stern-looking images of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, offer a preview of how Republicans intend to vilify her in much the same way they have vilified Speaker Nancy Pelosi, caricaturing her as a radical from San Francisco.
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In response to the story, Dylan Farrow tweeted a statement from seven of her siblings, rejecting attempts to "vilify" their mother and calling her "a caring and giving parent": I'm grateful to my siblings for standing by me and my mother.
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"For some time, however, some outside forces have tried to vilify and undermine China-Africa cooperation by cooking up (accusations of) so-called neo-colonialism and debt traps, which are totally groundless and are not accepted by African people," Wang said.
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So instead, they've pivoted to claiming credit for policies they don't actually support (like protecting preexisting conditions) and drumming up, again, fear of immigrants (focusing obsessively on a caravan of Central American refugees) — all for the purpose of trying to vilify the opposition.
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I wanted to be honest and say, 'I'm a journalist, but I've also worked in a lab and understand what you do and I'm not here to vilify your work but rather to understand how and why these substances are being manufactured.
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Gurley said that for any entrepreneur, storytelling is a big component of their job — so he has a set of books he recommended: Michael Porter "All entrepreneurs have been taught to vilify the MBA," Gurley said, speaking of the graduate business degree.
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Those who vilify Trump's zero-tolerance enforcement are essentially giving a government subsidy to the child smuggling black market, which sees lucrative profits as more would-be asylum seekers are drawn to what they correctly see as an easy pass into America.
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It's time for more Republican and Democratic senators and representatives to say so, and they can start by passing resolutions in both the Senate and House condemning efforts to vilify and delegitimize the press and expressing support for reporters' First Amendment rights.
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Though he simplifies the Enlightenment into a monolithic set of values and cherry-picks Nietzsche to vilify liberal academics, Pinker's strident optimism could help curb those threats, like climate change, that remain, by encouraging us to discard fatalism and think about solutions.
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With all that, the trade miscreants, and their apologists, continue to vilify the U.S. as a protectionist destroying the rules-based multinational trading system — simply because Washington sought relief from soaring debts and deficits, with losses of jobs, incomes and intellectual property.
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Politics is all compromise; perhaps if we understood where some of our fellow voters were coming from, we'd be less inclined to vilify and more willing to abandon our rigid political views to work out something politically flexible and appealing to (almost) everyone.
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But Washington needs to face the facts: The political system itself is broken, wearing down too many leaders with endless fundraising demands and turning the job of elected representative into a never-ending campaign whose purpose is to vilify the other party.
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"This just continues the campaign strategy Donald Trump employed to vilify immigrants and identify them with a small number of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants," said Brent A. Wilkes, chief executive of League of United Latin American Citizens, a Latino civil rights organization.
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" "Massachusetts seeks to publicly vilify Purdue, its executives, employees and directors while unfairly undermining the important work we have taken to address the opioid addiction crisis by taking out of context snippets from tens of millions of documents and grossly distorting their meaning.
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"In a funny way, even though I'm discouraged about how they're vilifying Muslims and using the presidential seal of approval to vilify Muslims, the lawsuits and people's response has made me feel even stronger about this country," Mr. Hakky, the technology executive, said.
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We got to just destigmatize it and make it okay for people to talk, and for people to be able to be emotionally connected to other people, and not value obvious things, and also then not vilify the things that were obvious before.
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Apple on Thursday accused the government of attempting to "smear" and "vilify" the company in an increasingly acrimonious legal fight over whether it can be forced to help law enforcement hack an iPhone used by one of the assailants in the San Bernardino terrorist attacks.
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But, unlike a team of costumed super-villains, they can't be halted with a punch in the snoot, or a zap from a ray gun … it's totally irrational, patently insane to condemn an entire race—to despise an entire nation—to vilify an entire religion.
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It was a whimpering comedown for a day that was supposed to mark the opportune moment of the "Never Trump" movement, which began with the unprecedented action of the party's past nominee, Mitt Romney, taking to a podium to vilify his near-sure successor.
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Because the late '80s was the absolute zenith of the neoliberal crusade, a moment of peak ideological ascendency for the economic and social project that deliberately set out to vilify collective action in the name of liberating "free markets" in every aspect of life.
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Now, as Hungary drifts toward authoritarian rule under Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the university says it is being forced to close its Budapest campus, portraying itself as a victim of Mr. Orban's efforts to vilify Mr. Soros and to stifle dissent and academic freedom.
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Cappiello has an ear for how teen-agers talk—their voices both loud and soft, formed and barely formed—and notices the ways in which girls can seek solace with one another, a habit that society at large rarely misses an opportunity to vilify.
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"We try to call hate as we see it, we limit our list not by left versus right but by groups who vilify others for issues or factors such as race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or the like," SPLC President Richard Cohen told the committee.
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Well, if you've seen any of the director's other work, then you should be able to figure out, within moments of watching the flashbacks, that Shannon, with his ripped, tattooed body and perfect smile, is the kind of character that Perry will easily vilify.
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Mr. Trump and his ambassador, Ms. Haley, have both sought to vilify Iran as a sponsor of terrorism and have suggested that the United States may abandon the 2015 deal negotiated by the Obama administration and five other major powers that limited Iran's nuclear activities.
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The summit, held as the United States seeks to constrain China, and vilify it as the new colonizer of Africa, shows the Asian nation will rely more on trade with the continent, former deputy commerce minister Wei Jianguo wrote on Tuesday for the China Going Global Thinktank.
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That's the political front, and if Donald Trump wants to start a registry in our country of people by faith, he can start with me, and I will sign up as one who is totally opposed to his fascist appeals that wants to vilify American Muslims.
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So, from the Willie Horton ad, to voter suppression efforts, to attempts by President Trump to vilify immigrants and attack pillars of American democracy such as the press and the judiciary, unhealthy divisions among Americans have been nurtured, magnified and exploited in order to win elections.
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Americans deserve better than this partisan quest to vilify a political opponent, and I urge our Democratic colleagues in the House to put their emotions and opinions aside, and instead use that passion to come to the table and work on real solutions for all Americans.
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The diversion to Iraq by Mr. Pompeo, who was in the midst of a four-day European tour, added to what is an escalating American effort to ostracize Iran, which the Trump administration has sought to vilify as the chief destabilizing force in the Middle East.
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So for me, a public defender, one of the most surprising developments of the past two years has been to see him, of all people, vilify the kinds of aggressive law enforcement tactics and unfair prosecutorial practices that criminal justice reform advocates have been challenging for decades.
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For a time, it looked as if last week's events had finally shocked the country into a similar moment of clarity, in which we could all agree that, at the very least, it is wrong to vilify political enemies in a way that might incite violence.
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I didn't realize then that government is the only tool available to level the playing field, and by succumbing to the decades-long GOP crusade to vilify our own government and institutions, we end up powerless against business interests, polluters and hucksters determined to loot the country.
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Cory Gardner, the Colorado Republican who chairs the chairs the Subcommittee on East Asia, asked if the US would ever consider legitimizing a leader to follow the current Dalai Lama if that person was chosen by China, which has worked to repress Tibetans and vilify their leader.
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However, in his attempt to vilify the emerging candidate of the Republican establishment, Mr. Bruni conveniently ignores Mr. Rubio's bipartisan congressional record, as well as the senator's willingness to compromise in order to tackle such issues as Social Security reform, immigration reform and the rising cost of higher education.
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It is just so easy to accept the false narrative that police are always the "bad guys;" than to believe that it is the very police they vilify who respond to society's problems that has created a criminal environment that turns innocent citizens into hostages in their own homes.
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Already, the president's choice of subject has drawn objections from Russia, which said the focus of the meeting should be entirely on the nuclear deal and Mr. Trump's exit from it, and Iran, which accused Mr. Trump of abusing his leadership of the council to vilify a single country.
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The treatment of trans prisoners who are under ICE detention is reportedly abysmal, and though that had been a problem even under the Obama administration, people fear that conditions for immigrants will become worse under Trump as he continues to crack down on and vilify undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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There are so many who do, and we should not be trading on your life for the sake of the political games that this President is playing in trying to vilify young people like you, who are doing nothing except being productive and believing in and living the American dream.
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"What we have found around the world is that political leaders, public figures, who lob insults at the press, vilify journalists, may be able to advance their political agenda, but they also create a very polarized and divisive environment, which can set the ground for attacks against journalists," he says.
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"In a rush to vilify a single manufacturer whose medicines represent less than two percent of opioid pain prescriptions rather than doing the hard work of trying to solve a complex public health crisis, the complaint distorts critical facts and cynically conflates prescription opioid medications with illegal heroin and fentanyl," Purdue Pharma said.
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What I like about this is that the show doesn't vilify her for not wanting children and it doesn't make Xo out to be a bad person, or a bad mother, for putting her own interests and happiness above that of a child (albeit, a "hypothetical, genetically blessed kid," as Rogelio puts it).
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Clinton is savvy enough to get votes by quietly inviting her enemies in Congress on both sides to vilify her and explain to their voters that they had no choice but to support some bill because the evil madam president made this the only way to pass a much-needed defense spending bill, etc.
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"From his blind support for settlements in the West Bank and flagrant opposition to a two-state solution to his unconscionable and frighteningly casual use of holocaust imagery to vilify progressive American Jews, Mr. Friedman lacks the experience and temperament necessary to serve as our nation's ambassador to Israel," she said in a statement Friday.
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Daniel S. Loeb, a billionaire investor and outspoken charter school proponent, is ending his five-year run as chairman of the board at the Success Academy Charter Schools network, leaving behind a legacy of aggressive school growth and high test scores, but also controversy over his tendency to vilify opponents in racially tinged terms.
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Making its debut next Wednesday, on International Women's Day, the campaign, called "Embrace Ambition," features Julianne Moore, Melinda Gates, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jamie Lee Curtis, Anna Wintour, Reese Witherspoon and other famous people (both male and female) talking in front of a scrim about reclaiming a word that has often been used to vilify women.
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" Fiona Hill, a former Russia analyst for the White House, noted the connection in testimony before the House Intelligence Committee in November: "This is the longest-running anti-Semitic trope that we have in history," she said in discussing the efforts to vilify Soros, adding: "This is the new Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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As one of Cosby's accusers, black poet Jewel Allison, put it in an editorial for the Washington Post, Cosby was for a long time the "image of success" for many black American men, his signature character a "model for self-worth and manhood" in a nation that has gone to incredible, outrageous lengths to vilify and dehumanize us.
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It also follows that the outsider has every incentive to vilify and blacken the reputation of more insider types who aren't on the challenger's bandwagon, even if this means alienating progressives whose support you really could use later on — hey, you don't want to see your champion turn to established figures if and when he makes it to office.
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"In response to Leftfield's lawsuit FNN, Ailes, and Shine initiated a concerted scheme to discredit and vilify Pierce and his Business in an effort to bolster FNN's settlement position in the Leftfield lawsuit, destroy Pierce's reputation and that of the Business, and justify FNN's improper breach of its contract with Leftfield," Pierce alleged in the amended complaint.
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On the tenth anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision in Massachusetts v EPA, which opened the door for the regulation of carbon dioxide (CO21625), EC published a piece trying to justify the Supreme Court decision and vilify the current EPA administrator for questioning whether CO2900, which EC calls climate pollution, should be regulated by the EPA.
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Baffled as they may be over why Mr. Trump continues to vilify a man who devoted his life to his nation and suffered as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, that doesn't mean that all of his former colleagues want to get caught in a feud between a president popular with Republican voters and a memory.
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"The campaign to publicly vilify Special Agent Strzok contributed to the FBI&aposs ultimate decision to unlawfully terminate him, as well as to frequent incidents of public and online harassment and threats of violence to Strzok and his family that began when the texts were first disclosed to the media and continue to this day," the suit alleged.
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When people are experiencing economic trouble, to point out a group, to vilify them and say, "That's the reason why everything is going wrong"—whether that's the right vilifying the left or the left vilifying the right politically, or whether it's Trump vilifying the Latino community—Adolf Hitler did the same thing to the Jews; that's how he rose to power.
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"It's an odd time where we're shifting a bit from populism, where you want to represent underrepresented people that feel they didn't have a voice and you want to appeal to them, to a kind of demagoguery [where] you're labeling people as villains who may not have a role in the problem just to vilify them and improve your own prospects," Blankfein said.
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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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Kader Attia Zdenka Badovinac Omar Berrada Natalia Brizuela Victoria Collis-Buthelezi Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz Cecile Fromont Timea Junghaus Jumana Manna Joe Masco Achille Mbembe Zoran Popovic Harsha Ram Ann Stoler Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi "The point is to not to boycott the MoMA or to vilify the board," says Abou Farman, an artist, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the New School, and organizer with Art Space Sanctuary.
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At no point in those tweets did he say sorry for dragging hip-hop and pop culture through the muck, emboldening the most craven right-wing trolls on the internet, or fervently praising a president who has demonized black Americans, latinx people, immigrants, trans people, survivors of sexual assault, and anyone who the hosts of Fox & Friends decide to vilify before we've all had breakfast.
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" Justice Thomas added that "[b]ecause the Court's decision vindicates Phillips' right to free exercise, it seems that religious liberty has lived to fight another day," but warned that "in future cases, the freedom of speech could be essential to preventing Obergefell from being used to 'stamp out every vestige of dissent' and 'vilify Americans who are unwilling to assent to the new orthodoxy.
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The scene doesn't vilify Victoria, but it does present her in direct opposition to the movie's adoring portrait of Tish and Fonny: After a beautiful, tender flashback to the couple's first night together, a powerful expression of mutual love, there's an abrupt tonal shift to Victoria's scene, with the composer Nicholas Britell's haunting score evoking a sense of ominousness and sorrow underneath her image.
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The Moscow exhibition, which also includes Mr. Philby's favorite pipe and armchair, along with other homey personal knickknacks, presents Mr. Philby as a principled idealist who rallied to Moscow's side — and stayed there – because of his love for Russia and his determination to battle injustice and fascism, a catchall category now used to vilify Ukraine's pro-Western government and new NATO members in the Baltics.
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Liberal ideals are worthless unless backed by military power It is possible that the next president could swing in the opposite direction, recognising the vital role its alliances play in American security, seeking to reform rather than vilify international institutions like the WTO and reinvigorating international co-operation on climate change—a grave threat to the world order which has been far less doughtily faced than that of communism.
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The internet allows for a more intimate culture war, one in which even artists who are relatively unknown beyond their immediate communities can find their work, their identities, their spaces, and their lives picked apart — not by politicians trying to foment public outrage, but by extremist trolls whose own sense of community comes from teaming up to harass, vilify, and threaten strangers, especially queer people, women, and people of color.
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" Fundamentalist religious political leaders and opponents of pro-LGBT agendas in the São Paulo Legislative Assembly (Alesp) started gathering signatures to call for the opening of a CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) to investigate the comedy group's alleged crime against religious sentiment; they argue in a video that the comedians "take away the spiritual value of the sacred conception and disdain the trajectory of Jesus" and "attack and vilify religions.
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Trump is a man who was sued twice by the Justice Department for discriminating against black people; a man that a former business associate said believes black people have a lazy trait; the man who helped vilify and send five innocent young men to prison in New York; the man who demeaned the nation's first black president by pushing a fringe birther movement into the mainstream -- and neither apologized nor acknowledged any of it.
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IT'S AN ODD TIME WHERE WE'RE SHIFTING A BIT FROM POPULISM—WHERE YOU WANT TO REPRESENT UNDERREPRESENTED PEOPLE, PEOPLE THAT FEEL THEY DIDN'T HAVE A VOICE AND YOU WANT TO APPEAL TO THEM—TO A KIND OF DEMAGOGUERY WHERE IN ADDITION TO TRYING TO HELP UNDERREPRESENTED PEOPLE, YOU'RE LABELLING PEOPLE AS VILLAINS WHO MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE A ROLE IN THE PROBLEM JUST TO VILIFY THEM IN ORDER TO IMPROVE YOUR PROSPECTS.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Forget the fence — E-Verify shuts down illegal immigration's magnet Toddlers and digital media — don't let the new guidelines fool you For medical miracles, empower drug companies — don't vilify them Unfortunately, as globalization creates winners and losers in the marketplace, and as the demographic landscape shifts around the world, many countries are experiencing a resurgence in populist leaders that are taking advantage and stoking our fears to serve their own purposes.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersKrystal Ball rips report saying Obama would intervene to stop Sanders Conservatives must absolutely talk politics at the Thanksgiving table Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenEXCLUSIVE: 2202 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Saagar Enjeti: Why Warren's 'Medicare For All' rollout has contributed to polling drop Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE (D-Mass.), who vilify wealth and success on a daily basis.
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Or do I try and see things, with our strategy, monitor the situation, try and influence the information in a way that would where we would be recognized as not being party to the particular effort that was done, and see how this evolves in terms of how the client handles it, and ultimately, what implications it has for us in terms of clients, employees, so on, because if I were simply to authorize everyone to go out there publicly and say "this was not us," vilify this organization, we tear up our contract and refuse to work with this entity of the government.
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