Just as one could not vote for Trump without implicitly condoning his racism, one could not vote for him without implicitly condoning his misogyny.
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Martha McSally accused her of condoning treason during a debate.
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And when did carriers such as the airlines start condoning it?
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"I'm not condoning any of the choices she made," says Cram.
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And by no means am I condoning this behavior of mine.
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He's since apologized and denied condoning child abuse in any way.
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"But being silent is in some ways condoning it," she said.
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James Rolph Jr. was nationally criticized for condoning the vigilante violence.
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"No one is condoning the remark," the source, defending Sanders, added.
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I'm not condoning Kevin Hart's old jokes, and he isn't either.
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Are you condoning his past behavior if you don't cut ties?
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If you're not careful it sounds like you're condoning that behavior.
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That being said, nowhere in this intro are we condoning drinking alcohol.
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If you do not Condemn this divisive Rhetoric you are Condoning it!!
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"If you do not Condemn this divisive Rhetoric you are Condoning it!!"
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New Oriental and Dipont deny condoning or wittingly engaging in application fraud.
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The court noted that it was not condoning or endorsing partisan gerrymandering.
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But if you stay quiet, you're condoning an abuse of the system.
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But one can also find right-wingers condoning violence by their own.
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George condoning or encouraging her daughter's promiscuity is now more clearly Mrs.
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Not that we're condoning defacement, but kudos to whoever thought of this joke.
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Does that mean I'm morally condoning the killing of neighbors and eating them?
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Many progressives accused Mr. Cuomo of condoning or even secretly encouraging the group.
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Farrow hopes to hold Hollywood accountable for condoning Allen's actions for so many years.
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"She said, 'Just by virtue of testifying, you are condoning sexual assault,'" Fromme said.
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When Trump defends Planned Parenthood as doing "wonderful things," he is condoning the organization.
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He previously said the GOP has alienated voters like him by condoning Trump's rhetoric.
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Occupy Wall Street received backlash after posting a cartoon condoning people to murder ICE agents.
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Zaki doesn't believe empathizing with someone means condoning or approving their behavior, actions, or views.
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He clarified, he's not condoning rape, and clearly believes his friend did NOT commit one.
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Refinery29 is not condemning nor condoning the ways in which she chooses to describe herself.
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Instead, it is condoning—and funding—agencies advancing the belief that being gay is wrong.
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The numbers that engender perhaps the greatest concern are those condoning violence in some circumstances.
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There is never an excuse for condoning violence, or even a culture that presupposes it.
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I don't want to be misinterpreted as condoning harassment in any way, shape or form.
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They seem not to understand that condoning Russia's cheating does irreparable damage to international sport.
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Some add that anyone who allows offensive speakers a platform is condoning their wicked ideas.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society.
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It's not about condoning what is said and done, it's about believing in graces and forgiveness.
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For one, condoning child molestation goes too far for just about everyone, regardless of political party.
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We're not at all condoning physical violence, but everyone has a right to their personal space.
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Each candidate accuses the others of engaging in corruption, being complicit in it or condoning it.
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"He saw that he could have Christian empathy without condoning any of these things," she said.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society. Sen.
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But she does not believe that, in marketing a sports hijab, Nike is condoning mandatory headscarves.
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We are in no way condoning or encouraging the serious issue of criminal and gang culture.
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It's not about condoning what is said and done, it's about believing in grace and forgiveness.
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Recognizing that a behavior is inevitable at some level is not the same as condoning it.
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" She added, "I'm not condoning what is alleged, but he's family, and you stand by family.
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Larijani is accused by rights groups of condoning widespread violations of the rights of political detainees.
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I'm not condoning some of the crap that they've tried to pull but they're under a microscope.
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Former Breitbart News senior editor Milo Yiannopoulos has resigned, after comments condoning pedophilia surfaced earlier this week.
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In the clip, which quickly went viral, Bloomberg could be heard condoning blatant racial profiling by police.
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In terms of moral issues, we're not condoning or saying we shouldn't be doing it, it's happening.
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Condoning terrorism carries a maximum jail sentence of five years and a fine of 75,000 euros ($92,000).
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Blow also said he believes those who are silent about a person's racism are condoning that behavior.
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The church strongly opposed dueling, and he did not want to be seen as condoning the act.
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Of course, the only political leader who has been inciting and condoning violence has been Mr. Trump.
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Researchers were emphatic that these results should not be interpreted as condoning hallucinogenic mushrooms for self-treatment.
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But this would also involve the Catholic Church condoning birth control, so I'm not holding my breath.
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And doesn't it mean when you wrote this in an email, you were condoning waterboarding as lawful?
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"I am not condoning this shooting," Hestrin said, adding he would abide by the grand jury's decision.
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There is no moral ambiguity in condoning and supporting racists who want to extinguish blacks and Jews.
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We turn friends into enemies and enemies into terrorists by condoning torture and murder, fraud and abuse.
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Other members of his family also publicly offered inflammatory statements that many Canadians viewed as condoning terrorism.
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Manufacturing a crisis, stoking hysteria and even condoning violence, all in the name of getting clicks and viewers.
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I understand that not everyone is, or is able to be, as confrontational, nor am I condoning violence.
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Silver stopped well short, however, of condoning uniform violations as a means of drawing attention to those issues.
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" Another user tweeted: "Anna Wintour, you are indelibly callous; Condoning Kanye's collection and describing it as 'migrant chic.
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In 1953, when I set off to cycle around Francoist Spain, no one reprimanded me for condoning fascism.
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The impeachable conduct was defined to include "condoning" and "acquiescing in," not only "approving" and "counseling," false testimony.
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He must be universally condemned by his industry; otherwise, the Academy and its members are condoning his behavior.
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" Such a comment suggested Hammond was alarmingly misinformed, said Reprieve, and came "dangerously close to condoning Saudi Arabia's approach.
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The invitation was rescinded days later after video clips appearing to show Yiannopolous condoning or rationalizing pedophilia went viral.
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Ryan Bassil Not really condoning this as much as I am passing it into the history books for posterity.
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It's the #MeToo era version of "boys will be boys," the age-old line condoning men treating women badly.
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As for the perception POTUS is condoning violence, Sean argues the left has more metaphorical blood on their hands.
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"That's not something the federal government should be condoning, encouraging or be a part of," McCollum told the Post.
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Why in the year 2016 are we still condoning displays of this hateful symbol on our sacred national cemeteries?
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The recording appeared to show Temer condoning hush money payments to silence a witness in a sprawling corruption scandal.
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Even "supporting or praising leaders of those same organisations, or condoning their violent activities" is banned from the platform.
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He also wanted to clarify that the players were standing up for their teammates, and not condoning sexual assault.
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"Doesn't it mean that, when you wrote this in an email you were condoning waterboarding as lawful?" she asked.
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BARNES IS FINED The N.B.A. has fined Memphis Grizzlies forward Matt Barnes $35,000 for making "inappropriate public comments" condoning violence.
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" Later, she clarified: "I want to make it very clear, he is not condoning anyone's actions or unacceptable disgusting behavior.
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So, if you go too fast too soon with him, your body language could indicate you are condoning this behavior.
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By explicitly condoning and encouraging violence, Trump is rejecting some of the most basic social norms of discourse and democracy.
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The company risked being tarnished if it continued to stand by him, as if it were indirectly condoning his actions.
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She tries to push back against commissioner Chris Tang Ping-Keung's condoning the arrest of all protestors, to no avail.
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If they vote in favor of keeping the declaration, they're condoning the use of state funds for the border wall.
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I cannot turn a blind eye, thereby condoning this president, and future presidents, Republican or Democrat to do the same.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, the hard-right provocateur who incited a storm of criticism for condoning sex with boys, left Breitbart News.
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If they voted in favor of keeping the declaration, they're condoning the use of state funds for the border wall.
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A lawsuit, filed in September, charging the company and others with serial instances of condoning the mistreatment of women, continues.
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I'm not condoning selling drugs in any way: I think it's the worst thing you can do to your people.
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Susan Fowler makes this point in the New York Times: I'm not condoning Kevin Hart's old jokes, and he isn't either.
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We're not condoning putting one's life (or finances) in danger for the sake of fashion, but hey, you saw those bags.
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No support for sexual assault Kaler said Saturday that, in supporting the suspended players, the team was not condoning sexual assault.
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Temer said a tape, which appeared to show the president condoning the payment of hush money to a lawmaker, was doctored.
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It's also what you'll get from brownies or cookies (though we're not condoning munching on those before an intense gym visit).
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Democratic party leaders in Congress said Trump's call for unity rang hollow because of his past statements condoning acts of violence.
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There is a difference here between condoning such a response and trying to understand why the recourse to violence becomes inevitable.
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He was convicted last year for condoning terrorism after he praised Anders Breivik, who murdered 77 people in Norway in 2011.
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Johnson went on to accuse the White House of previously defending white supremacists, condoning sexual harassment and lying to the public.
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Let me be clear: I am not condoning or excusing incels by calling them a product of a deeply flawed culture.
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"Nothing about my statements should be interpreted as condoning specific police actions or tactics," Mr. Raju said in a new statement.
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As we have previously stated, Babson College condemns any type of threatening words and/or actions condoning violence and/or hate.
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The report cited other instances of Shea's condoning violence, intimidating political opponents and promoting militia training to confront law-enforcement agencies.
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They all accused the general manager and other supervisors of ignoring their complaints — and even condoning the behavior in some cases.
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He surfaced links and helped ghostwrite a series of pieces by Yiannopoulos accusing a prominent Gamergate critic, Sarah Nyberg, of condoning pedophilia.
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I'm not condoning what Rhonda did, but what they did to her and what they're doing to her grandson is too much.
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But that cannot mean condoning actions that blatantly fan sectarian hatreds, undermine efforts at stabilizing the region and crudely violate human rights.
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But after 9/11 we had to find a way to celebrate community without condoning faith in things that can't be shared.
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And, to our dismay, the show's attendees remained silent, effectively condoning the show's message by posting congratulatory (and blurry) snapshots on Instagram.
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The honor code mirrors church doctrine, which distinguishes between same-sex attraction and homosexual behavior, condoning the former but not the latter.
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It makes you think twice about what you're condoning, but Tink's voice is so soothing, the song feels like a drug itself.
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The leaders of Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador must now decide whether condoning illegal immigration is really in their best interests.
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The House's bill would rip up the bureau's 2013 guidance, effectively stopping current investigations cold and condoning racial bias in auto lending.
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Some may wonder, how can the United States lift the sanctions without making it seem like they're condoning the current military rule?
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I'm not condoning law breaking, but would we would be better off without the works of Keith Haring and Jean-Michael Basquiat?
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"If you have a conscience, you're really condoning bad behavior by continuing to be there," Ms. Baker said of Mar-a-Lago.
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This week, the campaign has tangled most visibly with Mr. Sanders, accusing the senator of condoning a culture of vitriol among supporters.
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Intolerance or fear of difference is not the same as violent extremism, nor is it not the same as condoning hate crimes.
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Mustering empathy for those who don't agree with us does not mean we are condoning their views, even when those views include bigotry.
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Patterson was ousted as president of the Southwestern Baptist Seminary in May over allegations of sexism, condoning spousal abuse, and mishandling rape allegations.
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But defending is not condoning but if they give that up it just means that we are in such a hyper polarized world.
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Temer was accused of taking bribes and condoning the payment of hush money to a jailed politician in testimony by meatpacker Joesley Batista.
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They should absolutely be ashamed that they're condoning violence to sort out their problems, whether it be a boxing match or street fight.
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Supporters of the law have said that the government, by condoning same-sex marriage, was discriminating against religious citizens who had differing views.
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She is condoning behavior that she would be loudly slamming on social media if it was a male executive making the same decision.
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Type "British Muslim" into Google and you'll be swamped with stories about Muslims cheating the benefits system, or harboring—and even condoning—gangs.
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Students and parents' lifestyles may not include "participating in, supporting, or condoning sexual immorality, homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity," its policy states.
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A judge might find it difficult to unpack whether he was simply explaining how it is done, rather than condoning or recommending it.
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His failure to condemn illegal Russian behavior, especially when it involves his own associates and family, will probably be interpreted as condoning it.
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A day earlier on a Wisconsin radio show, Ryan stated that "[t]here is never an excuse for condoning violence" at campaign events.
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Yes, on the face of it, the argument doesn't make any sense: How can condoning the killing of animals actually aid their survival?
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Coca-Cola, Volkswagen, Budweiser, Visa and Deloitte — the presenting sponsor of the SheBelieves Cup — all condemned U.S. Soccer for condoning the legal arguments.
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There is a lawyer prosecuting Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, a comedian convicted in 2015 of condoning terrorism and known for making anti-Semitic statements.
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Davidson went on to argue that it's possible to appreciate the art or institution without condoning the behavior of the artist or priests.
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The Duterte administration is accountable for sanctioning, condoning or being unable to prevent them, and for failing to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Like Benedict's statement, Francis' off-hand condoning of contraception use in an emergency situation can hardly be seen as an endorsement of contraception.
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"Offering a high-profile position to an abuser who has yet to do any of those things is condoning abuse," the organization said.
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This conversation is full of gray area and asks us to consider the (potential) difference between defending an abuser and condoning their actions.
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He was called out for cultural appropriation, and Khloé got into hot water for posting photos with him, thereby implicitly condoning his inappropriate costume.
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So it's not that people are condoning corruption; it's that scandals never really make it into the news that people actually watch or read.
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I reject the idea that by virtue of being friends with you, I am somehow condoning the beliefs you have that I disagree with.
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There is no momentum for investing in carbon capture and storage, since it could be seen as condoning the continued use of fossil fuels.
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"If the White House is condoning the investigation of private citizens, looking into their lives … that is truly a frightening, frightening development," he said.
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Some intellectually dishonest folks will label this examination of Antifa's deplorable tactics as tacit condoning of the reprehensible racist ideologies all sane folks oppose.
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Meghan McCain hit back at the head of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday for condoning booing directed at her father, Sen.
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The victim's family is currently taking civil action against the school for allegedly condoning a "warped culture of sexual misconduct," which the school denies.
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Thus, every step the culture as a whole takes toward condoning something like bad language is a step toward the complete moral breakdown of society.
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We never intend on normalizing or condoning sexual assault, and when it seems like we have, we appreciate our readers calling us out on it.
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That presents those of us who disagree with their tactics with a special challenge: to shut them down may give the appearance of condoning racism.
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On the other hand, there was a point of view that we were glorifying military service — or condoning a war that was misguided and unjust.
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As Republican leaders themselves acknowledge, Trump is a dangerous demagogue who has crossed the line by condoning or perhaps even encouraging violence by his supporters.
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Politicians are responding, either condemning or condoning both "movements" all the while everyone fails to recognize or see the silver lining in all of it.
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" Here's a medley of Mr. Trump's comments condoning violence over the past few weeks: "I'd like to punch him in the face, I'll tell you.
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"Let's say there's a famine in North Korea that kills a million people," Mr. Lewis said, imagining, though not condoning, the harshest possible Chinese action.
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What I held as the unfathomable moral bedrock of the US military — condoning the worst actors on the battlefield — has now become an acceptable reality.
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Also a potential candidate for the supreme leader post, Larijani is accused by rights groups of condoning widespread violations of the rights of political detainees.
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" "I have been alarmed and disturbed, however, by some who have suggested that unless Judge Kavanaugh's nomination is rejected, the Senate is somehow condoning sexual assault.
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I'm not condoning YouTube's Giaco Whatever's experiments, but it is fascinating to see exactly how these safety devices deploy in the blink of an eye.[YouTube]
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The conformists will see the radicals as naive or even nefarious agents of chaos tacitly condoning illegal activity that will ruin any hopes of mainstream adoption.
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Griswold accurately points out how forgiveness is not condoning or accepting further injury, but the working through and letting go of anger and other negative feelings.
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OK, we're not actually condoning the use of purses as pillows here, but we are very into the way this style practically begs to be squeezed.
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"I couldn't sleep at night having to embrace the president or condoning his behavior or being OK with some of his positions," Flake told the Post.
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Mr. Temer was charged last month by federal prosecutors who accuse him of condoning bribes to a jailed politician in order to obstruct a corruption investigation.
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When did the US evolve from tacitly condoning the existence of black markets to becoming one of the world's primary enforcers against illicit trade and piracy?
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The research also shows it's possible to reach out to Trump voters — even those who are racist today — in an empathetic way without condoning their bigotries.
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HE SAID THAT HE IS NOT CONDONING ANY OF THIS BEHAVIOR AND OBVIOUSLY IT SOUNDS LIKE HE HAD GIVEN STUMPF SOME CRITICISM WHEN HE SPOKE WITH HIM.
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In no way are we condoning name-calling, but a sense of agency is so important when you are experiencing bullying and any sort of public humiliation.
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"One of the main things that gets in our way is feeling like understanding something implies condoning it or is supporting it in some way," Galef says.
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Look, we're not condoning snooping on anyone, but if you're going to deploy some digital security for your home or business, you might as well be discreet.
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While not condoning Iran's record, Cairo analyst Timothy Kaldas rejects the notion that Iran has a monopoly on evil, while America's allies are all goodness and light.
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Many Republicans who themselves are not breaking electoral laws or subverting democratic institutions are still condoning their party's anti-democratic bent by refusing to condemn such actions.
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The civil rights icon said Republicans are essentially condoning the nation's gun-violence pandemic by dismissing bills designed to keep firearms from the hands of violent people.
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The ACLU and Lambda Legal said the federal waiver means the administration is condoning discrimination, and the lawsuit said the use of religious eligibility criteria is unconstitutional.
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"By paying them, it seems to be condoning the acts," whatever they were, she said, as well as being "disrespectful" toward whoever brought the allegations of misconduct.
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The same goes for other figures in the Trump administration who were welcomed back into the halls of power despite condoning torture or abusing the public trust.
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In June, Mr. Janot took a swing at Mr. Temer, accusing him of condoning payment of a bribe to keep an imprisoned politician from cooperating with prosecutors.
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With Trump's history of condoning violence at his campaign rallies, these depictions of Senecal have led many to question the associations Trump has made over the years.
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It's supposed to save lives by encouraging people to call for help, but Hottinger thinks the measure goes too far in the direction of condoning drug use.
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But Matt Schlapp, chair of the organization behind the major conservative conference, now says that the "revelation of an offensive video ... condoning pedophilia" was a bridge too far.
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Our uneven expectations about teenage behavior – condoning white wealthy boys' actions but not those of girls or other boys – say more, then, about us than about teens themselves.
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They don't want people to think that there's drug activity going on, and they worry that if they carry naloxone, people will think that they're condoning drug use.
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When I looked at these incidents now documented forever on the internet, picture after picture of smiling prejudice, I thought, why are these girls standing there condoning this?
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In the face of such obvious evil, the United States can denounce Beijing all we want, but absent action, our condemnation at this point is tantamount to condoning.
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JBS' executives have accused President Michel Temer in plea-bargain testimony of having received bribes and condoning paying off a potential witness, all of which the leader denies.
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Others were called out for condoning, if not actively supporting, inhumane labor practices, like those imposed on migrant workers building new Guggenheim and Louvre franchises in Abu Dhabi.
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They are mostly about Syria and show a new and unguarded belligerence, with some openly condoning ISIS atrocities, including the beheading in October of 2014 of Alan Henning.
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In 1995, a Southern Baptist committee issued a resolution apologizing to African-Americans for condoning slavery and racism during the early years of the denomination's 171-year history.
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The Spanish government's current delegate in Catalonia is Enric Millo, but separatists this week demanded his resignation for condoning the police crackdown on voters, which left hundreds injured.
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Meyer characterized the result of the university's investigation as largely exonerating him, saying he was not suspended for condoning domestic violence but rather for mismanaging the Smith situation.
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Duterte and the police deny a policy of condoning illegal killings and cite the deaths of many policemen in clashes as proof of the danger posed by drug suspects.
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Spicer on Thursday, however, linked marijuana use with the widespread abuse of painkillers, suggesting that allowing recreational use of marijuana could be interpreted as condoning drug use more widely.
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Trump has looked to seize on the WikiLeaks releases, regularly touting them at his events to the point that Democrats have argued he is condoning hacking by Russian operatives.
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" South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, another presidential contender, tweeted that Trump "isn't just failing to confront and disarm these domestic terrorists, he is amplifying and condoning their hate.
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There is a difference between condoning actual horrible behavior and being able to sit back with friends, of all cultures, and be able to make fun of each other.
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Critics argue Duterte has endorsed an ends-justify-the-means mentality, condoning the extrajudicial killing of suspected drug users and dealers in order to clean up his country's streets.
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However, we assess that because of the way that MBS governs, his minions would not logically undertake such a high-stakes assassination without him at least condoning the operation.
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Knox is also aware of, but is not condoning, a covert, albeit fanciful, operation begun by his friends to have him chosen for the United States Ryder Cup team.
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Florida organizers, expressed their disappointment for the national group's response to the "condoning of Louis Farrakhan" in a Twitter thread, but made clear they will not abandon the movement.
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Last year, Dieudonne was given a suspended sentence by a French court for "condoning terrorism" over comments that suggested he sympathized with the attackers in the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
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They thus have an incentive — dramatically heightened by the current feeling of collective outrage about the widespread ignoring of, and implicit condoning of sexual misconduct — to penalize the harassers.
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To this end, the research also shows it's possible to reach out to Trump voters — even those who are racist today — in an empathetic way without condoning their prejudice.
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ESPN's John Clayton reports that Fisher is getting a three-year extension from the Rams' mustachioed owner, effectively condoning his 27-37-1 tenure with the Rams so far.
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It was a blow to prosecutors, who had accused him of condoning the public rape of women and men, the killing of unarmed villagers and the pillaging of property.
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There is no way to reconcile their decades of pushing "traditional family values" with condoning a president who treats the families of people of color as unworthy of protection.
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BRASILIA, May 18 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer, who is facing damaging allegations of condoning corruption that threaten his survival office, will make a statement at about 4 p.m.
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The lawyers for Mr. Greitens had accused Ms. Gardner of condoning misconduct and lying by an investigator on the case, and apparently intended to question her on those issues.
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They include an instance in which Mr. Temer was surreptitiously recorded condoning the payment of a bribe to keep a former political ally from detailing crimes to the authorities.
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Our office is here preventing and here they are condoning, even encouraging them to continue to use drugs, to inject drugs, as long as you use a clean syringe.
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All the while, they will keep condoning trillion dollar deficits without even attempting to address the hundreds of billions of dollars we lose annually in waste, duplication and fraud.
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Washington (CNN)Planned Parenthood will launch an ad campaign costing more than $1 million to pressure three vulnerable Republican senators for condoning the Trump administration's rule limiting abortion referrals.
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"We have the worst meth problem in the United States, and we don't need it to be any worse by condoning usage of illegal drugs," the police official said.
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And by condoning illegal activities and human rights violations from allies and rivals alike, the President is supporting a global realignment of relationships that does not advance strategic US interests.
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In 1995, on the SBC&aposs 150th anniversary, the annual meeting adopted a resolution apologizing for condoning and perpetuating racism, and committed to eradicate racism in the SBC&aposs ministry.
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Later that year, during the height of the NFL anthem protests, Legend said "The Star-Spangled Banner" was "weak," sharing an Intercept article that referenced the third stanza condoning slavery.
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The group is also known for its often violent behavior against protestors of President Donald Trump and other members of the right, and for McInnes' public condoning of such activity.
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In the film, Jack Nicholson, as the commanding officer of the Marine base in Cuba, officially denies the existence of code reds, while secretly condoning and even ordering their execution.
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Valencia makes it clear she's not condoning any of the allegations, saying, "If he did it he is wrong" ... but believes Kelly should get the chance to clear his name.
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But as with family separation, locking children in cages, or openly condoning white supremacist notions, the administration's anti-environmental crusade is well ahead of where the American public actually stands.
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Even earlier, rumors swirled that the two puppets were more than just friends, with TV Guide receiving dozens of letters in 2003 attacking "Sesame Street" for condoning a homosexual relationship.
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"I think by condoning anti-Semitism the way he does, I'm afraid he's effectively culpable of that vice," Johnson told a leadership debate organised by the Sun newspaper and TalkRadio.
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Just months after he took the helm of a deeply polarized Brazil, law enforcement officials leaked a transcript of a wiretap in which Mr. Temer was heard condoning a bribe.
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Lawyers for Mr. Greitens had accused Ms. Gardner of condoning misconduct and lying by an investigator on the case, and signaled that they planned to question her on those issues.
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Meanwhile, Uber Technologies Inc in June said it would make a series of changes after a former engineer in a blog post accused the ride-hailing service of condoning rampant sexism.
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Forgiving doesn't mean in any way condoning your ex's behavior (if you were ghosted or your ex did wrong by you), it means allowing yourself to let go and move forward.
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Jason K. Allen, president of Midwestern Seminary, has proposed a resolution "on the dignity of women" that seems designed to condemn some of Patterson's actions, including his tacit condoning of abuse.
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Perhaps emboldened by the unshakeable backing of a major powerful ally, Duterte seems increasingly unconcerned with the moral or legal ramifications of condoning extrajudicial slaughter in his country's ongoing drug war.
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"I am sorry if people took offense to it and perceived my message in any way insinuating support or condoning people being hit by cars," DiSanto told the Rapid City Journal.
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But a senior Trump administration official later tried to walk back Trump's comment, saying he wasn't condoning violence and human rights violations but was nodding to the United State's drug issues.
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To this end, the research also shows it's possible to reach out to Trump voters — even those who are racist or sexist today — in an empathetic way without condoning their prejudice.
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This is true, we find out, even when keeping those secrets means tacitly condoning the kidnapping of an American billionaire's grandson, or the murder of one of their own young men.
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Najibullah Zazi, who was convicted of trying to blow up the New York City subways in 20163 as part of an Al Qaeda plot, listened to his sermons condoning suicide bombings.
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He has led an aggressive campaign in which he has accused Sanchez of being a "traitor" and of condoning violence for the Socialist leader's approach to pro-independence parties in Catalonia.
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Testimony by Joesley and Wesley Batista about Brazil's president condoning the payment of bribes as part of that deal roiled Brazilian financial markets on Thursday, sending JBS shares 9.7 percent lower.
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To this end, the research also shows it's possible to reach out to Trump voters — even those who are racist or sexist today — in an empathetic way without condoning their bigotries.
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Mimenza says that if there is one thing to thank Peña Nieto's government for, it's fomenting and condoning record-breaking corruption practices which have enraged citizens to a point of no return.
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Many naysayers could speculate that Cramer is condoning froth, he considers it only an observation that two beaten down groups came back to life because the government put a spur under them.
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In fact, selfies and cute listicles have taken a back seat as sometimes more than half of my feed is filled with posts, articles, and shocking videos condoning the Billionaire presidential candidate.
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"I couldn't sleep at night having to embrace the president or condoning his behavior or being OK with some of his positions," Flake told The Washington Post in an interview published Saturday.
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A senior US official later tried to walk back Trump's comment, stating that Trump was merely acknowledging the US is combating its own drug problem, not condoning violence and human rights violations.
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Public school employers are prohibited from consenting to or condoning a strike, and from paying a public school teacher for any day during which the public school teacher participates in a strike.
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In a statement released on Twitter, Meyer said he was not suspended for condoning domestic violence and did not lie during a news conference at the Big Ten media days in July.
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It's important to be able to eat what you want without condoning irresponsible practices, so we've put together a list of ways you can find information, shop certified products, and get involved.
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"He actually is condoning a narrative that supports a genocide and a forced removal," said Betsy Theobald Richards, who works on changing cultural narratives for the Opportunity Agenda, a social justice organization.
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This weekend, a conservative group called the Reagan Battalion shared a video on Twitter in which Yiannopoulos appears to be condoning pedophilia, even as he brags about his own experience of sexual abuse.
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"It is now time to hold Venit accountable for his sexual predatory behavior and to hold WME accountable for its conduct in condoning, ratifying and encouraging Venit's sexual predatory behavior," Crews' lawsuit states.
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From then on, everyone seemed to move to the right, blaming Palestinian terrorism for the end of the Oslo process, condoning Israel's military actions, and increasingly putting "security" before peace and human rights.
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The florist, Barronelle Stutzman, said she believes participating in or allowing her employees to participate in same-sex weddings by providing flowers would be condoning same-sex marriage, counter to her religious beliefs.
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It's not making excuses for people or condoning what their behavior is, but knowing that ultimately underneath it all, everybody is just here and trying to figure out what the fuck to do.
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Democrats have struggled to defend the new legislation; privately some say they are not being persuasive in explaining the health situations the bills address while the other side accuses them of condoning infanticide.
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Support for gay rights is increasingly widespread in Israel, but the ultra-Orthodox, who wield significant influence in Mr. Netanyahu's government, oppose any legislation condoning homosexuality, which they see as flouting Jewish law.
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They simply moved somewhere else nearby where, soon enough, the property owners there will try their own solution, now with the fresh precedent of the city condoning such an organized and reactionary response.
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And though the manuscript edits were submitted in January, it wasn't until February, after a video circulated of Yiannopoulos condoning relationships between men and 'young boys', that the publisher canceled the book deal.
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Instead he was accused of taking bribes and condoning the payment of hush money to a jailed politician in plea bargain testimony by Joesley Batista, an owner of JBS, the world's largest meatpacker.
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While some minimize assaults like the one on Ngo because the assembly may have been "mostly peaceful," this risks tacitly condoning the behavior of those in the group who are prone to violent acts.
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The access to political fame is much quicker when you are in a black body condoning, advocating, and providing talking points to support blatant racism, and appalling policies that target black and brown communities.
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Markets took a beating after news reports said Temer had been caught on tape condoning bribes to silence a key witness in Brazil's biggest-ever graft probe, fueling calls for his removal from office.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) have joined global human rights groups in their rebuke of U.S. President Donald Trump for condoning torture.
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There's staying in a race to cross the finish line with your head held high, and then there's participating in or condoning language and actions that will damage the nominee and help Mr. Trump.
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Each of these people, many of whom probably claim to love animals and may even have animal companions they consider part of their family, is condoning and supporting the use of animals for entertainment.
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"Violence, no matter if it's using violence or condoning violence, will push Hong Kong down a path of no return, will plunge Hong Kong society into a very worrying and dangerous situation," she said.
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Human rights advocates accuse her of condoning a military campaign designed to drive the Rohingya, a Muslim minority in this majority-Buddhist nation, off their land in Rakhine State and out of the country.
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And rather than hearing a fierce and immediate condemnation from the White House, we instead witnessed a flailing president offering moral equivalencies between the two sides, condoning the neo-nazis, and effectively excusing hate.
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"Matt Barnes' comments condoning violence do not reflect who we are as a league or the character of our players," Kiki VanDeWeghe, the NBA's executive vice president of basketball operations, said in a statement.
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Musk, who sits on Trump's economic advisory council, has attempted to position himself as a moderate voice in the president's ear — someone who can help influence the White House without condoning its most controversial actions.
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I'm obviously not condoning Iran lying to the IAEA, and of course these documents need to be fully investigated for their veracity and the IAEA should push Iran on the information found in these documents.
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Condoning voter intimidation As Republicans at the state level ramp up voter suppression efforts, Mr. Trump has been telling his supporters to watch "certain areas" on Election Days, essentially inviting them to intimidate minority voters.
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Limiting the US partnership to military cooperation over a limited area with the Syrian Kurdish fighters, "while condoning the killing of civilians, is not a very honest relationship and cooperation," the official, Ilham Ahmed, said.
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The justices decided not to hear the case, effectively condoning an anti-protest buffer zone in front of their courthouse — even though the Supreme Court has deemed anti-protest buffer zones around abortion clinics unconstitutional.
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Mr. Zenn said the Islamic State in the past had offered alternatives to killing schoolchildren, condoning the murders of male students only if it was clear that the boys would later join the Nigerian military.
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After four playoff appearances, three 100-win seasons, two World Series appearances and one championship, Luhnow and Hinch were suspended for a year by Commissioner Rob Manfred for condoning a sign-stealing scheme in 2017.
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It is probably best to proceed as quickly as possible and let the Republican senators go on record as condoning the new "do us a favor though" approach to delivering foreign aid and election security.
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You should feel free to use whatever legal means there are to get him a great education, including vouchers — unless you think they are so wicked that your participation in them would amount to condoning evil.
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This is not a case of West bridging a political gap: It's him condoning a man who spreads not just false information, but damaging and cruel lies that have directly affected some of the most vulnerable.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a radio interview on Monday that the violence at Trump's events were very concerning and "there is never an excuse for condoning violence, or even a culture that presupposes it.
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" The Gainesville, Florida, police department said on Facebook the President "has no business endorsing or condoning cops being rough with arrestees and suggesting that we should slam their heads onto the car while putting them in.
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But the immediate danger that comes with raising an unrepentant misogynist to the nation's highest office is emboldenment; the implicit condoning of degrading or violent behavior against women, and the diminished fear of punishment from authorities.
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Earlier this month, New York City Ballet — and then its affiliate School of American Ballet — became one of the prime targets of a lawsuit, charging the institution with condoning multiple aspects of the abuse of women.
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The Guardian, quoting anonymous students, said that Ms. Chua told students it was "no accident" that Judge Kavanaugh's female clerks "looked like models" and advised female students about their physical appearance, in essence condoning the practice.
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The class action will turn up the heat on Japan's justice system as more left-behind parents decry the effective condoning by courts and law enforcement of a practice other developed countries treat as a crime.
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National officials insisted any form of cooperation would amount to condoning the party's nationalist, populist agenda, and the idea that local officials would support a member of an even more extreme party was widely deemed unacceptable.
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Without condoning the actions of North Korea or Iran, it is still plain to see that the creation of a European nuclear weapon alliance would violate both the spirit and the letter of the Nonproliferation Treaty.
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President Trump and the Republican Party are rallying their base by falsely portraying efforts to expand abortion rights in states like New York as condoning the murder of healthy full-term babies delivered by healthy mothers.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday that he pulled out of a Saudi Arabian investment conference because the company "couldn't be seen in any way condoning" the country's involvement in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Muslim leaders in the Middle East cannot merely condemn ISIS' atrocities--while at the same time harboring sympathy for the trappings of an "Islamic State," such as, for example, the widespread condoning of sharia as state law.
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Brazilians who have become inured to a massive, three-year corruption investigation were shocked last week by the disclosure of a recording that appeared to show Temer condoning the payment of hush money to a jailed lawmaker.
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"In approving the request of Jason Kessler to hold his rally in Lafayette Park, the National Park Service is neither condoning nor condemning the message being delivered by him," NPS spokesperson Michael Litterst said in a statement.
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"In approving the request of Jason Kessler to hold his rally in Lafayette Park, the National Park Service is neither condoning nor condemning the message being delivered by him," NPS spokesman Michael Litterst said in a statement.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai sent an internal email on Tuesday condoning an employee protest planned for Thursday in the wake of a bombshell New York Times' report about sexual misconduct at the company, a source tells CNBC.
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Perhaps the worry here—as is often the case with open conversations around drugs—is that in allowing groups to offer honest and realistic harm reduction advice, Facebook could be seen to be condoning problematic drug use.
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The lawsuit accuses the ballet of condoning the dancers' bad behavior; the ballet has denied that, and noted that it took steps to discipline the dancers as soon as it learned of the allegations and investigated them.
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The Chinese ambassador to the U.K., Liu Xiaoming, has met with British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab to urge the U.K to "stop condoning extreme, violent offences," a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in London has told CNBC.
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Todesca, 69, was put in charge of revamping Indec in December when center-right President Mauricio Macri took over from Cristina Fernandez, who was widely accused of condoning unrealistically low inflation data during her eight-year rule.
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Masa Son's full remarks (via live interpreter): Go deeper: Davos in the Desert's epic flop — and the future of Saudi money U.S. consulting firms keep lucrative Saudi contracts Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan can't be seen condoning Saudi behavior
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Buku Abi, who was previously known as Joann Kelly, said Thursday she was speaking out to make it clear that her long-standing silence on her estranged father should not be interpreted as her condoning his alleged behavior.
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Tim Graham, director of media analysis for the conservative watchdog Media Research Center, said that while he is not condoning an attack on a reporter, it's "goofball analysis" to lay blame for the Montana episode at Trump's feet.
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Afzal, who now advises the UK government and trains lawyers and judges from other countries, said gender violence was fueled by misogynist attitudes that view girls as inferior and less capable than boys, while condoning abuse against them.
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However, applying classic anti-Semitic tropes to Israel, condoning violence against Israel or its citizens, calling for the destruction or elimination of the Jewish state, even when brought up in the context of political speech, are anti-Semitism.
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In March of last year, a French court handed Dieudonne a two-month suspended sentence for condoning terrorism after he posted "I feel like Charlie Coulibaly," just days after a terrorist attacks in Paris left 17 people dead.
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Baseball has a long history of stacking rules against the pitchers: banning the spitball in 1920, lowering the mound in 1969, creating the D.H. in 1973 and tacitly condoning steroid use in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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U.S. District Judge Gregory Woods in Manhattan said Paul Nungesser failed to show that Columbia discriminated against him based on his gender by allowing and condoning conduct during the 2014-2015 academic year by his accuser, Emma Sulkowicz.
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Everyone on stage took their shots at Bloomberg, accusing him of buying his way on stage, implementing racist policing policies, condoning misogynistic behavior and making past sexist remarks, as well as hitting him for his past a Republican.
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Since becoming president in 2007, Kadyrov has embraced aspects of religious fundamentalism that he says are appropriate given the region's Islamic heritage, criminalizing "immoral activities" like drinking or gambling and condoning honor killings of women who commit adultery.
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Previous allegations against Trump's staff, his history of condoning violence at rallies, and a tumultuous past with woman have led many to question whether Trump will be able to rally women Republican voters to support him in November.
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Video had surfaced of Yiannopoulos condoning sex with minors, and the revelation quickly lost him not just his job, but also a book deal and a speaking engagement at one of the biggest conservative political events of the year.
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"Due to the revelation of an offensive video in the past 24 hours condoning pedophilia, the American Conservative Union has decided to rescind the invitation of Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference," Matt Schlapp tweeted.
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In the decision, Roberts said the court was not condoning excessive gerrymandering, which can yield election results that "seem unjust," but added that it is an inherently political act reserved for legislatures, not courts, whose review would appear political.
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The leader is likely to soon face separate charges in the case involving allegations of receiving bribes and condoning the payment of hush money handed over to a potential witness in a massive graft scandal, investigators have told Reuters.
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To acknowledge that a normal man who generally abides by the law is raping or sexually harassing women (or men) is to recognize that society has been condoning or at least tolerating such behavior for a very long time.
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Some, like Joanna Bryson and Luciano Floridi, felt they could do more good at the table than away from it (while not condoning James's views); another, Alessandro Acquisti, "declined the invitation" after being announced as part of the panel.
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The vegan went before a judge on a charge of condoning terrorism two days after a left-wing activist received a one-year suspended sentence for hailing the death of another victim of the same attack, gendarme Arnaud Beltrame.
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The outstanding question, however, is whether Saudi authorities, who report to the crown prince, think his name will come up in our intelligence collection as having played a direct role in ordering or condoning Khashoggi's interrogation, murder or coverup.
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I watched it in two big chunks and was less thrown by it than those who watched week to week and seemed alarmed by the thought of the show somehow condoning some of the worst things its characters did.
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And any blood spilt, remember what happed a year ago with Steve Scalise, any blood spilled will be on the hands of Maxine Waters and any Democrats or never-Trumpers condoning tacitly or explicitly these ANTIFA style tactics of vicious intimidation.
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After video and audio clips surfaced of Donald Trump condoning sexual assault and approving of Howard Stern calling his daughter Ivanka a "piece of ass," the tide of the Republican Party has finally started to turn away from its presidential nominee.
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Brazilians were shocked by a recording disclosed last week that appeared to show Temer condoning the payment of hush money to a lawmaker jailed in a corruption probe that has ensnared dozens of politicians and executives in the last three years.
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But lately he has become best known for his role in helping prosecutors tape Temer and other politicians in a series of conversations in which they appeared to admit to receiving bribes from the Batistas or condoning their payment to others.
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Testimony by Chairman Joesley Batista and his brother, Chief Executive Wesley Batista, about Brazil President Michel Temer allegedly condoning the payment of bribes as part of that deal roiled Brazilian financial markets on Thursday, sending JBS shares 9.7 percent lower.
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"While I'm not condoning eating copious quantities of chocolate and not taking part in any physical activity, have you ever thought that this constant berating of yourself is feeding into your behaviour?" sports and eating disorder specialist dietitian Renee McGregor asked.
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Many of the French players, however, take a hard line when it comes to doping of any kind, as they have made quite clear to the press, and the tournament does not want to seem as if it is condoning cheating.
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But prosecutors expressed outrage, calling the move an "insulto natalino," or Christmas insult, signed by a deeply unpopular president who this year managed to stave off prosecution over accusations of condoning bribes, obstructing justice and helping mastermind a huge kickback scheme.
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Mariya Taher, a co-founder of Sahiyo, a group representing members of the Dawoodi Bohra sect who oppose cutting, said she appreciated that the ruling was not condoning female genital mutilation and that states still have options to bring cases.
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On Tuesday, the Spanish Supreme Court upheld a prison sentence of three and a half years for Josep Miquel Arenas Beltrán, a rapper, on charges of insulting the monarchy and condoning terrorism in lyrics that include imagery of violence against authorities.
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Steve told us Wednesday the person who actually assembled and sent the bombs is ultimately to blame -- but added, POTUS would have had metaphorical blood on his hands had the devices detonated ... because he's been condoning violence for years now.
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Some fans just don't like the idea of Kylo Ren getting together with Rey, others say that writing about their relationship romanticizes abuse, and some still speculate that they're siblings, and shipping them is condoning incest, regardless of who Rey's parents are.
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But even if you find Peterson or Douthat's ideas retrograde, there's still a huge gap between those viewpoints and extreme incels' fatalistic millenarianism — the same way there's a gap between condoning racial discrimination and wanting to imminently establish an all-white ethnostate.
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Sinji WiFi Doorbell Camera – $42.49 See Details We're not condoning spying here, but if you absolutely must keep tabs on something (say, your child's babysitter) without raising suspicion, this Lizacam USB charger with a built-in hidden camera is your best bet.
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And, indeed, the Paris consensus could have disintegrated had other countries accepted an American compromise condoning coal and not mentioning the Paris accord, or had the assembly found no agreement at all, with half a dozen or more nations peeling off in opposition.
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The case could heighten pressure on Temer, who faces calls for his ouster after he was caught on tape allegedly condoning bribes to silence a key potential witness in the country's sweeping three-year-old corruption investigation, known as Operation Car Wash.
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School officials can deny students admission or expel them for "participating in, supporting, or condoning sexual immorality, homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity, promoting such practices, or being unable to support the moral principles of the school," according to the parent agreement.
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But Trump has long set an example for the entire country of condoning sexual misconduct and belittling those who come forward as survivors — maybe it was only a matter of time before someone interpreted his boast as a free pass to assault women.
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Last week, Ms. Ingraham faced an outcry after she complained about social media censoring voices on the right, including a white supremacist named Paul Nehlen; Fox News said that Ms. Ingraham was defending free speech, not condoning Mr. Nehlen's views or behavior.
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Qatar's rivals have also faulted it for condoning fund-raising for militant Islamist groups fighting in Syria — including groups tied to Al Qaeda and the Islamic State — although several of the other Sunni-led monarchies in the region have played similar roles.
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"The risks for RCA/Sony are glaringly obvious — subjecting themselves to public pressure, being viewed as condoning bad behavior, lacking sensitivity, and choosing money over integrity," said Jeff Rabhan, the chairman of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University.
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It's disingenuous for the team to say they "do not condone or excuse any form of domestic violence," because refusing to subject Brown to any sort of significant discipline is most certainly condoning and excusing his decisions to abuse his former wife.
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They are given a list of 22 "contributing factors" that signal a person's potential engagement with an extremist group, including a loss of interest in friends and activities, unwillingness to listen to other points of view, using derogatory names for another group and condoning violence.
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BRASILIA, May 18 (Reuters) - A Brazilian congressman sponsoring a pension reform bill said on Thursday there was "no room to advance" on the legislation after President Michel Temer came under investigation for allegedly condoning bribery of a potential witness in a major corruption probe.
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That's not condoning his agoraphobia, but it's at least acknowledging that because of the individual nature of mental illness, each person should and is able to figure out the best way to exist in the world, and the best way to deal with people.
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Both men have appealed to citizens with promises of extreme responses to crime and corruption and, in Duterte's case, action: Duterte has waged a "war" on drugs, condoning widespread extrajudicial killings of drug traffickers, drug users and many people without any drug connection at all.
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Though he predictably took issue with the way the controversy surrounding his comments was reported upon by establishment media, Yiannopoulos did concede that he had said things that he did not mean, and clarified that he was neither condoning nor supporting pedophilia in any format.
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The vegan was due to go before a judge on a charge of condoning terrorism on Thursday, two days after a left-wing activist received a one-year suspended sentence for hailing the death of another victim of the same attack, gendarme Arnaud Beltrame.
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"Due to the revelation of an offensive video in the past 24 hours condoning pedophilia, the American Conservative Union has decided to rescind the invitation of Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference," wrote Matt Schlapp, head of the American Conservative Union.
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"Due to the revelation of an offensive video in the past 24 hours condoning pedophilia, the American Conservative Union has decided to rescind the invitation of Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference," American Conservative Union Chair Matt Schlapp said in a statement.
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The wrong answer is to not name them, to cast the events in Charlottesville as an example of both-sides-do-it-ism and make your statement vague enough that it can be interpreted in any way shape or form as condoning this sort of behavior.
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The original keynote speaker, former Southern Baptist Convention president Paige Patterson, recently was fired from his position as president of influential Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary because of his history of unsavory comments about women, including encouraging rape victims not to report and tacitly condoning spousal abuse.
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" And Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, said Trump is "condoning and encouraging white nationalists," adding that Trump "made his career, politically, on demonizing Mexicans and now we're seeing reports that the shooter yesterday had his goal as killing as many Mexicans as possible.
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His failure to do so stoked concern among some Jewish leaders that Mr. Trump, whose presidential campaign drew the support of racist and anti-Semitic groups including the Ku Klux Klan, was at best willing to stay silent about such actions and at worst quietly condoning them.
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Though the company vowed to do better in terms of maintaining a safe work environment, several female employees criticized executives for condoning O'Reilly's alleged behavior, claiming its emphasis on "trust and respect" was BS. It's a line the company has continued to use up to this day.
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The wave of state legislation condoning the use of ground robots is being championed by Starship Technologies, an Estonian company that was started by two Skype co-founders, Ahti Heinla and Janus Friis, who announced in January that the company had raised $17.2 million in a funding round.
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But Sessions's formulation about condoning or "complete helplessness" could set the bar higher for what counts as unable or unwilling — especially because his ruling emphasized (in a passage quoted by the implementation memo) that police ignoring crime reports doesn't mean they're unable or unwilling to help the victim.
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The American Association of Suicidology, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, American School Counselor Association, Dr. Helen Hsu from Stanford, advocacy group Mental Health America, the Trevor Project, and Dr. Rebecca Hedrick from Cedars-Sinai issued a joint statement to The Hollywood Reporter condoning Netflix's decision to remove the scene.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa) for repeated statements condoning white supremacy and bigotry.
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"Trump's condoning of political violence is part of a sustained pattern of attack on a free press — which includes labeling any reportage he doesn't like as 'fake news' and barring reporters and news organizations whom he wishes to punish from press briefings and events," the open letter reads.
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This is a timely accolade for the Philippines government, as it comes not long after then-President Elect Duterte was called by Obama with a gentle reminder that the two nations share human rights values, after a number of calls from Duterte condoning vigilante violence and reintroduction of the death penalty.
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But critics say the way the authorities have handled the cases - it's rare for anyone to be arrested and a nationalist group which says its carries out such attacks openly boasts about its activities - shows that they are at best turning a blind eye, and at worst tacitly condoning the violence.
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I thought it had to be a white Trump supporter because I remember during the 2016 election cycle when two white men in Boston bragged about beating a Hispanic homeless man in Donald Trump's honor, with Trump initially seemingly condoning it, with a quip that his supporters were just passionate people.
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In light of Trump's comments condoning listening to potential dirt from foreign governments -- and his decision to authorize Attorney General William Barr to investigate the US intelligence community -- Putin is likely excited for this next encounter, which he may view as yet another opportunity to advance his mission to undermine our democracy.
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Although Moore's stance on homosexuality reflected the wider SBC belief that gay sex is a sin, his outreach focused on how best to ensure LGBTQ teens in Christian families maintained links to their home and community, and how Christian churches could welcome its gay members without condoning what he saw as sinful actions.
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Even in the scene described above, which could easily be misinterpreted as condoning marital rape, the film doesn't dismiss Guy's actions as benign — if anything, his betrayal causes us, and Rosemary, to suspect his complicity in what she increasingly suspects is a plot to steal her baby for use in a satanic ritual.
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In a post on Medium, he pointed to a piece on the same topic, published in 2014, by blogger Nordette Adams, who gets right to the heart of the problem: By including sexist language that reinforces stereotypes in a supposedly impartial source, Oxford Dictionaries is actually both condoning and helping ingrain those stereotypes.
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NOT TO SAY THAT HE IS GOING AHEAD AND SAYING THAT HE IS CONDONING ANY OF THIS BEHAVIOR, BUT IT DOESN'T SOUND LIKE HE'S WEIGHED IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER ON IT. THE OTHER THING I CAN POINT OUT IN DOUG'S NOTE IS THE IDEA THAT BERKSHIRE WOULD BE BUYING MORE WELLS FARGO STOCK.
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Take politics out of it (or switch the party in power), and every single one of the 53 Republican senators would tell you that a US president calling on foreign powers to investigate his likeliest general election opponent isn't the sort of thing America should be doing -- and certainly isn't the sort of thing we should be condoning.
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On January 29th, Hauser & Wirth—a self-described "leading international contemporary and modern art gallery with spaces in Zurich, London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Gstaad"—uncritically posted the promotional video of the wall-prototype tours on their Instagram and Twitter feeds, referring the viewers to the MAGA website and thereby condoning the artist's work.
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Sean Spicer needs to go, but let's remember that he is a symptom of a much bigger problem: an administration that shows utter disdain for our intelligence and well being as citizens with its dangerous and shameful demonizing of Muslims, condoning of anti-Semitism, distortions of the history of racism, and persistent lying to us — and our willingness to stand for it.
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However, implementing measures such as drug-testing booths are nearly impossible in the US due to the R.A.V.E. Act, a 2003 bill that allows promoters to be prosecuted for "knowingly opening, maintaining,... making available for use, or profiting from any place for the purpose of manufacturing, distributing, or using any controlled substance," as the presence of such services are seen as condoning illegal drug use.
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To wit, Article 1 of President Nixon's impeachment included: "approving, condoning, acquiescing in, and counseling witnesses with respect to the giving of false or misleading statements to lawfully authorized investigative officers and employees of the United States and false or misleading testimony in duly instituted judicial and congressional proceedings …" Also, in a civil context, witness tampering was a charge in President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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What we're talking about now is really just another version of the quote from Wallace's essay on Borges: that deep-seated contradiction that our slavery-condoning participatory democracy was intentionally founded upon, a gap between reality and idealism in which the necessary rationales for the Republic's beginning and end—for its existence and destruction—have, over the last two centuries, managed to simultaneously reside.
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The American attack on Syria on Thursday unraveled China's well laid plans for a summit meeting that would present President Xi Jinping as a global leader on par with President Trump, at once stealing the spotlight from Mr. Xi and putting him in a difficult position: choosing between condoning the kind of unilateral military action that China has long opposed, or rebuking his host.
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For Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi -- who has been accused of condoning violence against Muslims in the past -- the model advanced in China is an attractive one: Beijing has not only increased its control of its restive western regions, but has also seen economic payoff, with both Tibet and Xinjiang experiencing major growth and booms in tourism -- something that would be welcomed by some in Kashmir, one of India's poorest states.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 6900 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.), a member of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law, chiding the company for a "troubling disregard for customer privacy," and for condoning the use of customers' data for questionable purposes.
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I can't help thinking that if it was Kimi Raikkonen who'd said this, the majority of F1 fans would be saying what a great bloke Kimi was and having "Here is the message for Charlie: **** off!" printed on their tee-shirts... I'm not condoning swearing at race stewards, but surely we want our F1 stars to show personality, wear their hearts on their racesuit sleeves and not be corporate robots who never speak out of turn, and therefore hide their true feelings?
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Whereas non-US festivals such as Canada's Shambhala provide services including drug-testing kits to its attendees as a means of harm reduction, domestic promoters have shied away from the practice due to the RAVE Act, a 2003 bill that allowed them to be prosecuted for "knowingly opening, maintaining,... making available for use, or profiting from any place for the purpose of manufacturing, distributing, or using any controlled substance"—the presence of such services was seen as condoning illegal drug use.
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While the media dither about with an unexplained fascination with trivia — Clinton's description of GOP nominee Donald 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 supporters as "deplorable," Trump condoning violence at his rallies, Clinton's latest cover-up, Trump's health records, Trump's tax records and what they might show that we don't already know, the possibility of Clinton being influenced by donors to the Clinton Foundation — the key questions remain out of focus: How will either candidate govern and what type of judgment will he or she bring to the Oval Office?
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