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Bucky

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3. No. Human decency and the moral obligation to not be a bigot puts heritage off limits.

Reply to annabanana (Original post)

Mon Jun 6, 2016, 07:26 AM

Jun 2016

You understand that we've spent the past 8 years at DU ridiculing people who can't accept a leader due to his ethnicity. Why would you want to now climb into bed with that sort of Cro-Magnon thinking?

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Does Godwin's Law put Trump's heritage off limits? [View all] annabanana Jun 2016 OP

What stupid idea are you suggesting here? jberryhill Jun 2016 #1

I'm suggesting that someone on TV should ask how HE would feel annabanana Jun 2016 #7

Godwin's Law is immaterial.. Wounded Bear Jun 2016 #2

No. Human decency and the moral obligation to not be a bigot puts heritage off limits. Bucky Jun 2016 #3

That's an internet prank, not a law and it serves fascists so even as a prank Godwin sucks. Bluenorthwest Jun 2016 #4

No godwin's Law is not a "prank." It is a serious and much-needed reminder that fascism is real. Nitram Jun 2016 #6

Yes, it puts his heritage off limits. It doesn't put his rhetoric off limits. Nitram Jun 2016 #5