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In reply to the discussion: No, one is not a racist merely for opposing this administration on surveillance policy [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)It is meant to say defending the indefensible. And merely questioning the assertions of some people makes you an "apologist." I haven't even gotten around to "defending" this law. Merely questioning some people causes them to go nuclear and accuse you of everything under the sun, usually being "for" some straw man that is the worst thing they can imagine.
Over and over again I have pointed out that the courts will decide if a law is unconstitutional, only to be called apologist and subject to ranting that about amounts to demands that we live in heaven and everything be perfect from the start. That there be no unconstitutional laws passed ("unconstitutional" being defined solely by the demander) and if they are the solution is to have the President just not pay attention to them, leaving them on the books forever for some Republican President to enforce. For this I am apparently an "apologist" for a Kremlin like police state that exists only in their imaginations.