Intently replaces aspiration-mongering and health-shaming in service of consumerism with... aspiration-mongering and health-shaming as an end unto itself.
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While some were undoubtedly joking, in this day and age it's a very fine line between ironic conspiracy-theory mongering and sincere conspiracy-theory mongering.
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" He said Trump's comments just "promote the fear mongering.
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There is absolutely no call for this speculative fear mongering.
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Scandal mongering for partisan advantage makes our nation less secure.
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Huawei has argued that all of this is fear mongering.
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" The GOP leader warned against engaging in "cheap political fear-mongering.
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Twitter responded swiftly, accusing the Republican presidential nominee of fear-mongering.
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And your fear-mongering is distracting us from these real problems.
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But getting them right depends upon prodigious feats of detail-mongering.
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This is the madness, fear-mongering and mendacity that must end.
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However, fear-mongering is not the way to make meaningful change.
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We shouldn't allow fear-mongering to hobble America's free enterprise system.
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In 28503, escalating frustration and fear mongering won the presidential election.
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There's a reason that there's all this fear mongering right now.
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SARS created a template for racist fear-mongering in subsequent outbreaks.
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First, here's President Obama clapping back at Trump's relentless "birther" conspiracy-mongering.
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State media, however, have dismissed such complaints as sensationalism and rumour-mongering.
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Mr Trump's strategists see fear-mongering over socialism as a winning strategy.
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Who those hate-mongering counterparts on the left are, he doesn't say.
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Public safety regulations should be based on evidence, not fear-mongering rhetoric.
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" In an interview with CNN, Perez described the ad as "fear-mongering.
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Tom Cotton -- unleashed a fear-mongering crusade to derail the stronger measure.
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I also thought Mr. Trump's fear-mongering was helping to create fear.
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We cannot let irrational fear and hate mongering rule our immigration policy.
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There's a lot of fear mongering these days in the AI field.
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Some countries, like North Korea, view Trump's erratic rhetoric as war mongering.
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Bigotry, fear-mongering and falsehoods were once again his go-to themes.
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It was fear-mongering of the first order—but it wasn't unprecedented.
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One, Li Wenliang, said he was accused of rumor-mongering by police.
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" Another host, Sean Hannity, called it "fear-mongering by the deep state.
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It is based on hatred, us/them thinking, conspiracy-mongering and distrust.
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The language of religious fear mongering has changed little since the 1930s.
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Modesty is an epistemology directly opposed to the conspiracy mongering mind-set.
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But Giannandrea says such fear-mongering is based on too many assumptions.
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You have hate-mongering and toxicity and the shutting down of voices.
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The spot, panned as racist and fear-mongering, was also factually inaccurate.
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Trump's critics have often answered his viciousness with their own viciousness, his abandonment of norms with their abandonment, his fear-mongering with their fear-mongering, his unwillingness to speak to the whole of the country with their own parochialism.
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Peace is made with adversaries and Uribe leads the biggest war mongering sector.
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"Politicians use the Muslim Brotherhood as a means of fear-mongering," Lean said.
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McSally did not do enough to combat the fear-mongering from her allies.
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And that was probably the real intent behind this rumor-mongering about Bayh.
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They ride the hype train—the speculation, the baseless rumor mongering, the Photoshops.
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Voter-fraud fear-mongering is a tool for voter suppression and nothing more.
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Explaining this, Brian parroted back the fear-mongering slogans that Republicans have produced.
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These days, even casual news consumers can't avoid fear-mongering headlines about Soros.
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But it's the type of extreme scare-mongering that keeps the handouts coming.
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The evangelical movement wasn't alone in its growing occult obsession and fear-mongering.
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Consequently, hosts discount their warnings as fear mongering designed to produce liberal outcomes.
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Despite his anti-interventionist campaign rhetoric, he is comfortable with war-mongering, too.
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In the latest installment of the youth vaping fear-mongering campaign, U.S. Sen.
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Despite all the fear-mongering about home pregnancy tests, American women embraced them.
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The fear-mongering, that Nixon was selling out our allies, was proven false.
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His fear-mongering televised speech earlier this month did not mention them once.
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"This has nothing to do with political or any rumor-mongering," he said.
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Answer Republican fear mongering with strength and resolve, not a 22-point plan.
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But this debate must be rooted in fact, not fiction and fear mongering.
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Social media is a huge player in novel coronavirus fear-mongering, Taylor said.
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I don't think so – I found the fear-mongering over immigrant crime disgusting.
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""I do think there's a lot of fear mongering, especially among senior people.
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There was innuendo, rumor-mongering, fake dossiers, leaked memos, but no factual evidence.
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Mindful of the stakes, Mr. Netanyahu has only amped up his fear-mongering.
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In the meantime, leaders should stay away from inflammatory language and fear mongering.
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Questioning technology is important, but science, not fear-mongering should rule the day.
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Maduro's government says a coup-mongering elite is hoarding medicines to stoke unrest.
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Despite their own findings, the GOP's diversionary, conspiracy-mongering smoke screen continues apace.
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I mean, you could point to racism, you can point to fear-mongering.
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Let's help their voices are heard over the fear mongering from the other side.
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I will cancel my subscription if bannons hate-mongering is allowed on Sirius XMNews.
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Put more simply, partisans on left and right see an advantage in fear-mongering.
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Mr O'Rourke has run a campaign that is all sunshine and little fear-mongering.
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Poulton said the headlines were "unfortunate," distracting from the findings with Orwellian fear-mongering.
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IT HAS BECOME a cliché of doom-mongering: future wars will be over water.
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Even worse, Democrats have gone full-blown Dick Cheney in their fear-mongering rhetoric.
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But Trump's recent fear-mongering about the election results is extreme, even for him.
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So, what can be done to stop the growing tide of pharma disease mongering?
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Venezuela's opposition, which scoffs at Maduro's accusations of coups-mongering, quickly condemned the measure.
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This is not an emergency, and the president's fear-mongering doesn't make it one.
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Trump actively encourages Islamophobic hate-mongering, and would codify religious discrimination against Muslim people.
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The paranoid style of conspiracy-mongering has become the lingua franca of the internet.
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So instead they're embracing Trump's 2016 playbook: fear-mongering over Muslims, immigration, and crime.
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He's just fear-mongering, which is not good for the tenor of our nation.
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But what, exactly, started all the media fear-mongering that led to Section 28?
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"That headline was hate-mongering and I'm still ashamed of it," Mr. McDonell writes.
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The story here isn't of malicious and indiscriminate rumor-mongering, Dr. Simon told me.
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The headlines were splashy, the science was sketchy, and the rumor-mongering was deranged.
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This may well signal growing unease among congressional Republicans with Mr. Trump's conspiracy mongering.
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"What they are doing is looking at another state and fear-mongering," he said.
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The fight over refugees has introduced a new climate of fear-mongering and brinkmanship.
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If we don&apost want hate mongering politicians then we must not elect them.
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President Trump, for example, wants the Senate to litigate his anti-Biden conspiracy mongering.
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It's why Democrats haven't been convinced by the yearslong fear-mongering about his candidacy.
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This is what he did in 2016: fear mongering, division, sowing discord, demonizing immigrants.
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Maduro accuses Guaido of being a coup-mongering puppet controlled by the White House.
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Fear-mongering conservatives demand that all Syrians be kept out of the United States.
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" Security researchers were quick to discredit the claim, which some characterized as "fear-mongering.
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Teaching kids media smarts during breaking news De-fang hate speech and fear-mongering.
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Talk about fear and hate-mongering among politicians -- and how mudslinging is nothing new.
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But bad journalism — like tabloid sensationalism, hyperpartisan fear-mongering, and deliberate disinformation — exploits them.
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How do we end the lies and the false promises and the rumor-mongering?
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Despite decades of fear-mongering and racially targeted policing, drugs remain America's greatest muse.
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The human rights group said their "divisive fear-mongering" was a danger to the world.
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Misinformation is a means for sowing hatred, so there is more clamoring for war-mongering.
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Breitbart and its racist fear-mongering were spread, particularly during the 2016 campaign, via Facebook.
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There is no hoax-mongering internet personality who, deplatformed from Facebook and Twitter et al.
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The scare-mongering about the end of the U.K. and the unraveling EU is meaningless.
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Trump's comments were criticized Tuesday as fear-mongering in the week before the midterm elections.
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" It continued with Trump's fear-mongering about crime, and his promise to "defeat the barbarians.
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The anti-Semitism crisis gripping the Labour Party is also a crisis of conspiracy-mongering.
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Now is not the time for Musk to ratchet up his fear-mongering AI rhetoric.
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Mr Maduro had appeared on television to declare that the "coup-mongering adventure" had failed.
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But aside from fear-mongering and posturing -- just what does North Korea hope to achieve?
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Going after Dreamers -- scapegoating and fear-mongering -- is no substitute for a thoughtful immigration solution.
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European peaceniks, too, won't have to look far for new evidence of American war-mongering.
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The PT leader in the lower house immediately denounced the police operation as "coup-mongering".
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In a speech in Sioux City, Iowa, last weekend, Rubio stooped to shameful fear-mongering.
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But there must be a line somewhere that separates legitimate criticism and excessive hate mongering.
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But across all age groups there is a rising culture of paranoia and conspiracy-mongering.
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Yet another scare-mongering article just came out about the supposed dangers of bubble tea.
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This should weigh heavily on voters, who are being toyed with by fear-mongering politicos.
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Calling him a flatulent baby-fingered, fear mongering, pachyderm-fucking racist charlatan is too charitable.
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"I demand that the MUD (opposition coalition) condemns this eminently coup-mongering attack," Maduro added.
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Trump has become a master at fear-mongering and playing on people's hatreds and biases.
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"People are tired of the hate and fear-mongering," she said in a recent interview.
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"It just seems like a very desperate, last-ditch effort at fear-mongering," she said.
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Do I have to tell you what the reaction to this rumor-mongering would be?
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First, don't buy into the political fear mongering — this would be playing into their hands.
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And his vilification and fear-mongering connect with those who are open to receiving it.
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But, Captain Gunn, I am sure that a happier future awaits you than clam mongering.
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This kind of evidence doesn't mean that online conspiracy mongering has no influence on populism.
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"The Venerable W." begins by digging a little into the contradiction of Buddhist hate-mongering.
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Trump's comments about Muslims were widely condemned, and he was accused of xenophobic fear-mongering.
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Twitter has apologized and expressed regret over the incident, which some Indians have called "hate-mongering".
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You see it in our politics, with fear-mongering slogans replacing anything that requires sustained thought.
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Members of Pakistan's beleaguered Christian minority are used as targets by hate-mongering mullahs and others.
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It is true that Trump rallies were darkly angry festivals of fear-mongering about The Other.
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And yet it's hard to focus on real solutions when we're so distracted by fear-mongering.
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Because that's what all of the pressure, judgment, and fear-mongering is good for: moving products.
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Though reactions to Hadid's tweet were varied, many people praised her for denouncing Loomer's fear-mongering.
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But at the same time, it's like battleground for cruel comments and trolling and hate-mongering.
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" He called Trump's deportation plan "the argument of a child and fear-mongering at its worst.
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"I am not trying to scare anybody and I reject the term scare-mongering," he said.
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And if that's true, that should be investigated, but if it's not, you're just fear-mongering.
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And this fear-mongering of Mexico is symbolized in this faux national emergency for a wall.
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Trump's speech was unserious, intellectually lazy, fact-free, hyperbolic, full of fear mongering and immigrant scapegoating.
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In fact, the data suggest that fear-mongering politicians may not create all that much anxiety.
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And so it began in earnest for Clinton: years of being called arrogant and power-mongering.
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Fear mongering is not the way to fix the U.S. economy, Bush told CNBC on Tuesday.
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And the idea that this group will "overrun" America is fear-mongering, plain and simple. 37.
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" A former Bush cabinet member, Christine Todd Whitman, accused him of using "hate-mongering and racism.
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She has stood up to hate-mongering Muggles on issues like gay marriage, racism, and xenophobia.
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The group plans to use gruesome images and fear-mongering tactics to intimidate women and girls.
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Countries lurch toward authoritarianism, hate-mongering and an elite backlash against the popular side of democracy.
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How did that tradition morph into the fact-averse, conspiracy-mongering grift that it is today?
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One example: the breathless fear-mongering about the caravan still almost 22010,000 miles away in Mexico.
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She's determined to frame the arguments of her opponents as thinly veiled prejudice and fear-mongering.
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In the tech community, for example, discussion around AI has been oversimplified to existential fear-mongering.
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Other researchers have been critical of the fear-mongering reports on social media in recent days.
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Not more speculating or guessing or rumor-mongering, but more real reporting of what's going on.
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The answer is to call the Republicans on their fear-mongering, dishonesty and lack of ideas.
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The move was viewed by many as unnecessary political fear-mongering as the midterm elections approached.
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INGRAHAM: Speaking of which Scott, Kamala Harris went into total fear mongering mode today, let&aposs watch.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin echoed Heitkamp on Wednesday, saying he's only heard "rumor-mongering" against Jackson.
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What is it about conservative audiences that makes them so susceptible to fear-mongering hucksters like Limbaugh?
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But the hits are few and far between in a sea of mediocrity and empty attention-mongering.
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Mattress startup Casper is the latest advertiser to join the mounting boycott over Sean Hannity's conspiracy-mongering.
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Hanson's views on what she has deemed "scare mongering" may not have been challenged on the trip.
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The party is fear-mongering rather than fighting for the men and women who fought for us.
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Recently, progressives showed up in Virginia to vote against racism, fear mongering and a flawed economic agenda.
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But if freedom and liberty really mean something, then Trump's fear-mongering has no place in it.
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Those estimates were criticized by the Leave campaign, including senior members of government, as unfounded fear mongering.
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He accused Trump of fear-mongering over a group of migrants headed toward the US-Mexico border.
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Presenting himself as an uplifting alternative in a Republican race filled with fear mongering and negativity, Gov.
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The fact that a female celebrity has to defend herself against rumor-mongering like that is insane.
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Longtime Democrats like Mark Penn, a former Clinton pollster and confidant, are sick of the scandal mongering.
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The new-parent internet can be a bad place, an emotional dark web filled with fear-mongering.
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Johnson suggested that the guy's slogan in and of itself was a sign of that fear-mongering.
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The campaign featured allegations of fear-mongering and erroneous claims of extra spending on the health service.
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Compounding matters has been the flurry of misinformation and fear-mongering from both Trump and his allies.
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He's got a long, controversial foreign policy track record, and decades of fear-mongering politics at home.
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Headlines are often resentful and sometimes border on fear-mongering: China is "winning" Africa from the West.
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Canada will not give into their fear mongering tactics and despicable attitude toward the suffering of others.
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Pundits have been waiting for such a pivot ever since Trump became the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination for the presidency—a moment when he would abandon his outright hate-mongering and nativism and swerve into a quieter, more politically acceptable lane of hate-mongering and nativism.
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But nerdlinger word-mongering or "stunt-pilotry" (to use another Wallace phrase) can be an empty practice indeed.
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We become more cliquish, we're quick to dehumanize, we're more gullible when it comes to fear-mongering rumors.
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To some extent, this is for a good reason: Sound, iterative journalism can keep rumor-mongering at bay.
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"I really don't believe in fear-mongering, and I'm concerned about being seen as a prohibitionist," she said.
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The reality is that Trump's campaign of fear-mongering about Latinos and Muslims is a double-edged sword.
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As any mother (or president) can tell you, hand-wringing and fear-mongering gets you just about nowhere.
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And while it's less annoying than Comey's fear-mongering, the NSA's relaxed attitude is worth treating with suspicion.
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Stone called those questions "fear mongering" and "the new McCarthyism" during a SiriusXM interview this afternoon, per CNN:
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Scare-mongering headlines, followed by pandering and guesswork by politicians, have driven criminal-justice policy for too long.
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Donaldson and I discussed how Bush's 1988 campaign trafficked in fear-mongering via the infamous Willie Horton ad.
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" He also slammed Schiff, saying that he "is engaging in the worst kind of red baiting, fear mongering.
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After a season of bickering and rivalry-mongering, the five women forged a deep understanding and band together.
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Twitter's Jack Dorsey was accused of "hate mongering" and "inciting violence" Monday — by users of Twitter in India.
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Some Republicans running in more moderate territory have broken with Trump over his fear mongering on immigration. Rep.
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The fear-mongering about music and behavior still has real life effects, however, as ICP's gang designation proves.
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" On his scuffle with InfoWars, Hogg said: "Power lies with advertisers to stop funding these hate-mongering people.
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So much of the fear mongering in Silicon Valley about a Trump administration is a "lot of hysteria".
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To keep profits coming, money-mongering corporations need modern factories, and (surprise!) they'd rather not pay for them.
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Good plans for protecting and creating jobs can accomplish more than all the fear-mongering in the world.
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Most Western nations recognize Guaido as Venezuela's rightful leader, while Maduro calls Guaido a coup-mongering U.S. puppet.
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Both writers engage in what we could call "compassion-mongering," peddling bigotry in the guise of sympathetic concern.
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For more than two decades, Mr. Jones has built a big business on specious claims and fear-mongering.
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We need to lead the way with science — not Donald Trump's record of hysteria, xenophobia, and fear-mongering.
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Maybe there were better ways to counter our fears than endless rumor-mongering and fact-checking on WhatsApp.
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It should go without saying but it bears repeating: Baseless fear-mongering is not what makes America great.
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Franco understands this and marshals all his degree-mongering studiousness to play the autodidact devoid of self-awareness.
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Israel's Arab minority has long accused Netanyahu, in power from 1996-1999 and since 2009, of fear-mongering.
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Israel's Arab community has long accused Netanyahu, in power from 1996-1999 and since 2009, of fear-mongering.
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It is a body apart from the inanity of the current president and the hate-mongering Democratic House.
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But Azerbaijan prefers duplicity: the current lack of cease-fire oversight provides useful cover for its war-mongering.
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There's been fear-mongering every time a state has passed laws letting law-abiding citizens carry concealed handguns.
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For others, burning the American flag is an expressive repudiation of American war-mongering, hegemony, and unearned exceptionalism.
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" The "right is in ascendancy today," he added, it had done "this painstaking job of hate-mongering effectively.
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Feminist Cleves never liked Anna, but she isn't going to take that kind of rumor-mongering lying down.
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Even now, many websites are still trading in the fear-mongering idea that microwaves somehow make food unhealthy.
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"I don't even think it rises to the level of policy, I think it's notion mongering, again," Pelosi said.
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With his long history of racism and conspiracy-mongering, Beck has all the flaws of Trump many times over.
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Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell's spats, and exhausted by the fear-mongering ads about undocumented immigrants jumping the border.
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It was this innate belief that inspired his scattershot God-mongering and made his sexual extremism feel so urgent.
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From almost every political perspective, they have been criticized as profit-mongering, irresponsible, privacy-invading, and out-of-touch.
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Donald Trump, the grievance-mongering Republican nominee, would build a wall on Mexico's border and rip up trade agreements.
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She criticized the Kuomintang for fear mongering by warning voters of potential instability if the D.P.P. came to power.
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Muslim congressman accuses Trump aide of 'fear mongering' Trump's campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Fear-mongering about violent immigrants notwithstanding, 1433 of the 23 border counties are safer than similarly sized counties elsewhere.
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While sympathetic to your paranoia, they think your fear-mongering is distracting people from problems that actually need addressing.
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Russian efforts to sow discord ahead of the 2020 elections appear focused on fear-mongering around health care issues.
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There can certainly be a tendency in the media during global events like this to give into fear-mongering.
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He's wrong," Democratic National Committee (DNC) interim Chairwoman Donna Brazile said in a statement accusing Trump of "fear mongering.
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Ms. Holman and her colleagues conducted surveys during the Republican National Convention suggesting some voter fatigue with fear mongering.
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This is not dystopia, this is not fear-mongering; this was the reality for women just a generation ago.
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Society is being told to fear fake news by forces which generate power for themselves by the fear-mongering.
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They, not climate scientists or activists, are the real alarmists: hyperbolic, fear-mongering, and completely divorced from scientific reality.
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"An informed debate cannot be achieved through scare-mongering or the promotion of misinformation and unsubstantiated claims," it said.
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Make sure you rely on experts' opinions and reliable sources, instead of fear mongering or rumors on social media.
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"I think the term AI is overloaded and mostly used by fear-mongering technophiles or wannabe intellectuals," he said.
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If he did, you have at least one thing to weigh against the hate-mongering of his later days.
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This is a reassuring theory and one that seems newly ascendant in this age of scapegoating and fear-mongering.
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It was a very ugly campaign, built on a lot of ugly words and a lot of fear-mongering.
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The move is rooted in fear mongering and holds more potential to harm communities than to keep them safe.
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At a nationally televised debate this month in Ottawa, his opponents accused him of fear-mongering and inciting hatred.
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That is the end point of the fear mongering used by the nationalists being elevated as representative democracy frays.
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Fear-mongering about the West is a political tool, allowing Putin to justify repression and economic stagnation at home.
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I fear you have fallen victim to the unwarranted fear-mongering put out by those that oppose Mr. Trump.
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Opponents accused the government of fear mongering, saying the amendment concerned only those already detained in the Pacific camps.
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And his speech at CPAC confirmed he is not about to challenge his fear-mongering mentor and the NRA.
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It would help if the media finally learned its lesson, and stopped treating Republican scandal-mongering as genuine news.
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I'm just not sure if I trust Shark Week to discuss it in a non fear-mongering way yet.
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If artists can draw anything positive from Trump's hate-mongering campaign, it's the opportunity to make protest art great again.
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It seems like every year about now, the media decides it is time for yet another Yellowstone scare-mongering session.
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The first meeting of the Trump administration's new advisory committee on election integrity consisted mainly of voter-fraud fear-mongering.
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Part of this can be chalked up to our leaders, who have turned to fear mongering as the ultimate wedge.
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Otherwise, feel free to fill your fridge with the fizzy stuff — and to ignore any fear-mongering still-water purists.
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In the past, the Dirty Dozen has come under some fire for fear-mongering people into not eating their vegetables.
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The clamour is hard to ignore, given that much of Mr Trump's candidacy was staked on fear-mongering about Islam.
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Q. Will the market and materials for gossip-mongering books continue to expand as Mr. Xi's anticorruption campaign goes on?
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But such arguments are deceptive and amount to scare-mongering, former SNP deputy leader Jim Sillars told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Last episode, Walter, that money-mongering pile of douche, plead with Norma to change the name of the RR diner.
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"I am very concerned about the rampant vitriol, fear-mongering and bullying coming from the current Republican campaigns," Walsh said.
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In the past, it's been accused of fear-mongering by news sites like New York magazine and the Huffington Post.
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This couple is being a bit hysterical, and they're actively engaging in fear mongering (and perhaps evensome cloaked self-promotion).
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Stony-faced campaign aides heckled pollsters, jeered top media executives and traded shouted charges of racism, sexism and fear-mongering.
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Chuck Grassley actively joined in the barely-coded stoking of anti-Semitism by waving around the George Soros conspiracy-mongering.
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She has watched the U.S. presidential race with trepidation, worried that "fear-mongering" about Muslims is setting a perilous precedent.
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And yet so many of us fall into the terrorists' trap and becoming willing, if unwitting, partners in hate-mongering.
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"There's a lot of fear-mongering, and marketers are capitalizing on the anxiety of first-time parents," Allyson Downey says.
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Also, I personally would not feel good polluting the world with this kind of racist fear-mongering even as satire.
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Yet based on fear-mongering arguments, the bill was voted down — with opponents maintaining their supposed health and safety objections.
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But the show centers around a figure who embodied the darkest impulses of the times, including conspiracy mongering and racism.
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One analyst said that Wednesday's brief inversion is not indicative of anything and that the fear mongering needs to stop.
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As New York Times TV critic James Poniewozik notes, Trump himself indulged in this sort of scare-mongering in 2014.
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Trump degrades it all with his crassness, his obscene language, his fear-mongering and his inability to offer soaring rhetoric.
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Using myth-based fear-mongering and race-baiting, NRA leadership perpetuated the myth that Obama was planning to confiscate guns.
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From the right comes the predictable fear-mongering about national gun registries and unwillingness to rethink the sacrosanct Second Amendment.
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Fear-mongering aside, this paradigm shift has been described in anecdotes, and stats cobbled together to paint an incomplete picture.
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His reason for killing Adrienne, and the relatively lenient sentence he received, certainly feeds Mr. Trump's xenophobic, fear-mongering narrative.
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Behind them, another heckler with a bullhorn — and ties to the conspiracy-mongering site Infowars — tried to drown them out.
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To the president's critics, his conspiracy-mongering goes to the heart of why he poses a threat to the country.
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Any "politically mature" citizen knows the difference between "scandal mongering" and legitimate, in-depth reporting on federal felons in government.
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Marsha Blackburn, whose campaign hinged on her opposition to abortion rights and descended into racist fear-mongering, won in Tennessee.
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"Trump has turned to fear-mongering and conspiracy theories in order to push his anti-immigrant agenda," Mr. Wessel said.
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Ms. Tlaib said the practice had resulted in widespread hate-mongering and a flurry of false information about her, personally.
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The World Health Organization characterizing it as a "very grave threat" globally serves only to trigger even more fear-mongering.
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"These two scorpions in a bottle are each trying to outdo one another with slanderous fear-mongering hyperbole," he said.
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" When asked Wednesday by CNN's Chris Cuomo for his reaction, Perez called the ad an example of Trump "fear mongering.
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But that failure is no reason for Americans to be taken in by Mr. Trump's fear-mongering and evasive explanations.
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Others feel anxiety or even despair about the environment, democracy, or just the everyday crucibles of work and status-mongering.
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He writes in the show's catalog that fear-mongering media campaigns, supported by various interest groups, have swayed the argument.
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The biggest concern, of course, isn't just fear-mongering on Facebook, but how it can spread to the real world.
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The campaign was among the most divisive waged in Britain with accusations of lying and scare-mongering on both sides.
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"I think historically women have been spoken to in a way that is very fear-mongering," Amoruso says to Recode.
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Brexit supporters have dismissed the warnings as scare-mongering but say economy is likely to suffer a short-term hit.
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Mr. Abbott has characterized critics' concerns as "fear mongering," and said that the law does not pose problems for noncriminals.
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T. V. Mohandas Pai, a former finance chief of software exporter Infosys, accused the Twitter chief of "hate mongering" against Brahmins.
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We have already seen how fear-mongering politicians can convince Americans to shut out Muslims in a hazy appeal to security.
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They will start, and it&aposs already started, the smearing, besmirching and fear-mongering and assassinating the character of Judge Kavanaugh.
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Does VandeHei want to take a hint from Thurmond/Wallace and go full xenophobe in service of his fear-mongering plan?
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Pelosi and Schumer denounced Trump's speech as fear mongering and called the wall unnecessary for tackling the issue of border security.
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What much of the fear-mongering leaves out is that large swaths of the US used to, in fact, be Mexico.
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While global markets are often affected by rumor-mongering, mainland markets are still developing and so are characterized by giant swings.
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Sanders points an accusing finger at Wall Street banks, corporations, billionaires and the "1%" -- the Bilderbergers of today's conspiracy-mongering left.
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Donors are skittish about spending money on anti-Trump ad campaigns — because, Politico reports, they fear his insults and rumor-mongering.
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The South Carolina primary this time has focused heavily on fear-mongering against people of color, Muslims and immigrants in general.
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" A spokesman for the Democratic National Committee called the ad "offensive" and the "latest Republican demonstration of xenophobia and fear mongering.
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But with Trump triumphant, we have to see the Birch Society and its style of conspiracy-mongering in a new light.
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The site became the premiere, go-to source of outlinks on hate-mongering websites like the neo-Nazi The Daily Stormer.
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It motivates their opposition to anti-discrimination provisions and their ongoing fear-mongering about the First Amendment rights of Christian schools.
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As foreshadowed by his campaign, Donald Trump has spent his presidency fear-mongering over imaginary or exaggerated problems, toward sinister ends.
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Unlike smaller-minded liberals of the consensus-mongering decades, Rawls understood that the United States needed something like a second Reconstruction.
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"Ramos's statements are not only misleading to the court, but amount to blatant fear mongering," Zdziarski said in a blog post.
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Contrary to the fear mongering about the supposed evils of trade wars, we have seen how tariffs can boost our economy.
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He will use fear-mongering as much as possible because he cannot win legitimately and fairly on the battlefield of ideas.
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There's not much overlap in substance between Mr. Trump's fear-mongering and Mr. Ryan's, but there's a clear alignment of interests.
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They amplified the absurd machismo of the era by wearing paper maché missile "dicks," parading themselves as patriotic, war-mongering supervillains.
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The other side: Senate Majority Leader McConnell (R-Ky.) later characterized Schumer's remarks as "fear-mongering" and "far-left scare tactics."
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He lives in the same world we do, and sees the growing hate, race-baiting, and fear-mongering in every newscycle.
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But at worst, it serves as racist fear-mongering that can provoke incidents of physical violence against Asian people in America.
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In Britain, the Brexit campaign was built on the demand to "take back control" and fear-mongering about refugees and immigrants.
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He accuses gay organizations of "fear-mongering" and defends the president against some of the accusations leveled by gay rights activists.
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The true link between the Trump administration and those pathetic loons in Charlottesville is not just bigotry, but also conspiracy mongering.
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Presidents have always chafed at the limits of the executive, and some, as this book shows, have engaged in power-mongering.
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Perhaps we need to be reminded of that, in spite of the fear-mongering that has brought it to our attention.
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There is a fair amount of fear-mongering around genetic engineering in today's culture and I try to examine it regularly.
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Mr. Stone's tactics of claiming credit for scandal-mongering and then vanishing from the scene of the crime go back decades.
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All of that, now, seems like a colossal misjudgment, excessive false modesty, needless doom-mongering, or a little of all three.
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Brexit supporters have accused the BoE of scare-mongering but acknowledge the economy is likely to take a short-term hit.
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The fear mongering in parenting blogs is the mean older cousin of the abstinence-only sexual education many Americans still receive.
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"The xHamster response wasn't helpful, as it was just swinging the fear-mongering pendulum in the opposite direction," Sprankle told me.
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More likely, Heller's assertion is simple scare mongering, the kind MLB is happy to peddle in order to save a few bucks.
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We can do that by sending a clear message that we as a nation refuse to accept racism, Islamophobia and fear-mongering.
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It was a familiar set of tunes, from attacks on unaccountable elites to Brussels-bashing to fear-mongering about African birth rates.
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People who live along the border are used to politicians — at both the local and state level — fear-mongering about their hometowns.
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The vote in 211 passed off peacefully despite the doom-mongering of many international observers and Kenya today is even more secure.
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The 20-year-old site is famous for fear-mongering and drug-peddling, even though the company describes the content of WebMD.
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On the album, the band pulls no punches when it comes to race relations, gun violence, crooked corporations and political fear-mongering.
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While SciFi-fear mongering might make good headlines, it's not what his company is focused on when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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In a speech supporting the Democrats' nominee, Hillary Clinton, Biden said that Trump was a cynic trying to win by fear-mongering.
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Trump did well in his Mexico trip, though he was not spiritually cleansed of his sinful, vitriolic rhetoric and immigrant fear-mongering.
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If Twitch's most popular streamer feels helpless in the face of online fans and rumor mongering, what chance does anyone else have?
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Instead of fear-mongering, Facebook would be better served by working with regulators in good faith while focusing more on preempting abuse.
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And what if the people creating all the fear-mongering around litmus tests are actually the ones deserving of an eyebrow raise?
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Deficit fear-mongering loses its punch if the GOP's new leader dismisses an animating principle of how conservatives defend against social spending.
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After the screening, they'll help you process all that fear mongering and patriotism in a conversation with moderator and journalist Michelle Goldberg.
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That, to me, makes it clear that the western media is blanketing the current political climate with some sense of fear mongering.
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Some complementary things were said about the incoming congresswoman, and they waited about two minutes before launching into the socialist fear-mongering.
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They have also said there is no need to leave without a deal and have accused opponents of Brexit of scare-mongering.
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It, unfortunately, appears to be nothing less than fear mongering and perhaps reflects the author's bias against aid in dying for anyone.
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Yet amid the fear-mongering and false projections even Pelosi has proven herself capable of being right on the issues of taxes.
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Fear mongering is great for whipping up supporters and soliciting donations, but it is hardly a recipe for an effective regulatory system.
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This impulse promotes authenticity-mongering, reasoning through individual stories (also a journalistic tic), and a general inability to think systemically about change.
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But the stark contrast between the Pentagon's messaging and Trump's fear-mongering rhetoric ahead of Tuesday's election has been difficult to ignore.
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Maduro denies his oil-rich nation has any need of aid and accuses Guaido of being a coup-mongering puppet for Washington.
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But as he was traveling the country fear-mongering about the caravan, Trump faced two crises that he had no control over.
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Several prominent Indians, including T.V. Mohandas Pai, a former finance chief of software exporter Infosys, accused Dorsey of "hate mongering" against Brahmins.
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The story seemed to offer so many possibilities for Russian television, which has raised hatred and fear-mongering to an art form.
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But Kaviaar's situation, particularly when compared to Wilders's hate-mongering remarks, raises important questions about how such a principle should be applied.
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Police questioned 27 people, detained 12 and "severely" reprimanded 15 for rumor-mongering over the bank run, state-run news portal Langya.
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And of course, like any other Ivy-educated journalist, I think I have something to contribute to this awful, privilege-mongering discussion.
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Restaurant executives have criticized IWasPoisoned for allowing anonymous and unverified submissions, which they say leads to false reports and irresponsible fear-mongering.
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As with coronavirus, the right's flight from denialism to nativist fear-mongering has been direct — with no detours through atonement or shame.
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It was a revelation for the conservative suburbs of New Orleans, where many had written off the pandemic as liberal fear-mongering.
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Monied men like Ross have enabled President Trump to divide and conquer America with his toxic rhetoric, fear-mongering and biased policies.
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Given the long history of the civil war-mongering, it's unsurprising that the rhetoric made its way to the president's Twitter account.
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Russia: Towns on the closed border with China are watching tourism and trade shrivel amid a frenzy of fear-mongering and rumors.
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Northam called Gillespie's campaign "divisive" and "fear mongering," and countered with ads seeking to link him to Trump, particularly in Northern Virginia.
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Perhaps Franco's two decades of résumé mongering has been in the service of harnessing the real freak he had inside all along.
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Not only do conservative lawmakers fight vociferously against any possible gun control, they refuse to stop fear mongering about powerless, disenfranchised groups.
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"Gillis built his career on hate mongering," Min Jin Lee, a Korean-American author and National Book Award finalist, wrote on Twitter.
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And Cotton represents a future for the GOP after Trump that welcomes the president's base but rejects Trump's tendency toward conspiracy-mongering.
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With the midterms a little more than a week away, he sees fear-mongering as the best way to activate his base.
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" Charlottesville is exactly what happens when the people who attempt to warn the masses are called "paranoid" and labeled as "fear mongering.
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"That's why I'm 'thinking about' quitting instead of saying I'm quitting, because a lot of it seems like fear-mongering," he said.
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Progressives, however, dismissed those criticisms as business-backed fear-mongering as they cheered Warren for issuing a sober-minded and serious proposal.
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" Mr. Orlando accused Mr. Salvini of fear-mongering and "using the banner of security to get votes in the next European election.
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We are fatally vulnerable to little brothers and yapping dogs — to all varieties of preening, needling, attention-mongering and weaponized self-regard.
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"A lot of these employers are sending out these fear-mongering emails," said Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego, the bill's author.
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A big problem here is that the internet has broken down the traditional distinction between professional news-gathering and amateur rumor-mongering.
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An attorney representing Morgan Freeman wants CNN boss Jeff Zucker to apologize and retract a "scandal-mongering hit piece" published about his client.
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There can be no question that the President-elect's overt Islamophobia and anti-Muslim fear-mongering became a hallmark of his divisive campaign.
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Many of us still are walking around shell-shocked from the hate and fear-mongering we just witnessed during the presidential election season.
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Last year, the Indian state turned off internet access in large swaths of the country to prevent WhatsApp rumor-mongering from inciting tensions.
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You'll probably hear more fear-mongering shouting about it until then, but it's not a rock you should worry about during your lifetime.
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The government must report coronavirus outbreak information accurately in a timely manner, and will crack down on coronavirus related rumor-mongering, Xi said.
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The government must report coronavirus outbreak information accurately in a timely manner, and will crack down on coronavirus related rumour-mongering, Xi said.
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McConnell, as the top establishment Republican, will do the country a great service if he calls it what it is: inaccurate fear-mongering.
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Milchan wants us to question our role as participants, through our creation and consumption of fear-mongering media, in this theater of war.
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Since Trump has put white nationalist fear mongering at the center of his reelection campaign, the atmosphere will surely worsen as 2020 looms.
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He has oscillated between self-congratulation and fear-mongering, which was the running theme of the quasi-fascist speech he gave Monday afternoon.
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Many have pointed out that this statement was uncharacteristic from Trump, who has previously responded to tragic violence with fear-mongering and gloating.
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Josselyn Berry, co-director for Progress Now Arizona, echoed those sentiments, calling the comments "dangerous, fear mongering and hateful," according to the Republic.
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The refugee crisis, the seemingly endless mass shootings, the very existence of Trump in American politics, the reactive fear mongering, the retaliatory responses.
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Now, in an effort to support HB2, Republicans in North Carolina are campaigning on fear-mongering lies about transgender people as sexual predators.
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ANNA PIETKAWarsaw The spate of fear-mongering from populist politicians in America and Europe is an old political strategy ("Enough said", December 19th).
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Bill, ByeFinally, part time sexual harasser and full time fear-mongering face on Fox News Bill O'Reilly was let go from the network.
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There's been a lot of talk of voter fraud this election cycle, mostly stemming from a certain orange-skinned, fear-mongering presidential candidate.
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By cynically piggybacking on this story to push his own pet issue, Paul is not only feeding into, but legitimizing, Trump's conspiracy-mongering.
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The campaign started it, but there's a long way to go—and a lot of fear-mongering to do—to shift the tide.
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Critics for weeks have accused the President of fear-mongering and trying to create a crisis at the border to win political points.
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It's almost impossible for a filmmaker to face those squarely, without succumbing either to exploitative misery-mongering or to vaguely progressive sentimental humanism.
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This was a decidedly different message than earlier in the day, when the president championed Gillespie's Trumpian fear-mongering over crime and immigration: .
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It's time for teachers and parents to stop the fear mongering and harness the latest technology to offer kids a world-class education.
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"The biggest source of downside risk here … is a trade war mongering... It is disturbing the way this is developing," O'Sullivan told CNBC.
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Is it an accurate projection of what will happen to the economy if Mr. Trump's preferred policies become law, or partisan fear-mongering?
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The night before, I couldn't sleep anyway — thanks to all the FOMO-mongering coverage — so I was already up at 5:30 a.m.
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"There was a lot of fear mongering about being over thirty five and still single when I first wrote the book," she said.
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The implicit bargain is that President Trump will sign their bills and in exchange they will try to shield Trump from scandal-mongering.
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Trump's conspiracy-mongering about voter fraud wasn't the only time Todd let the president skate by with false claims he could've easily debunked.
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Throughout history, cultural conversations around HIV have been rooted in fear-mongering and insidious homophobia (the virus was initially nicknamed the "gay plague").
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At the same time, he and prominent House Republicans have been loudly assailing H.R. 1, cranking the fear-mongering demagogy to the max.
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A management increasingly beholden to a backwards-looking, fear-mongering board of regents and state senators who talk a talk of other centuries.
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When it was his turn, Trump was asked about whether his plan to ban Muslims from entering the country amounted to fear-mongering.
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Before her dismissal Forstater was accused by her managers of using "offensive and exclusionary" language and "fear-mongering," the Times of London reported.
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University officials reacted in time-honored fashion: They heaped abuse on the reporter and the paper, accusing them of vox populi scandal-mongering.
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Republicans have long alleged that immigrants are seeking to sway elections by voting illegally, a claim Democrats have denounced as racist scare-mongering.
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And before long, Joe McCarthy's Wheeling speech had triggered a wave of paranoia and fear mongering that would forever bear his name: McCarthyism.
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"We are often bombarded with fear-mongering and shocking headlines that make us feel that the world is falling apart," he told Insider.
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We do not take lightly the complexity of immigration policy, but fear-mongering must never drown out bipartisan voices of reason and experience.
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She fiercely fought for black folks to register to vote and then exercise this right amidst white supremacist fear-mongering, threats and aggression.
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There is no hand-wringing over a year of rumor-mongering and playing party to perhaps the greatest Russian misinformation campaign ever undertaken.
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Despite all of that, we hold on to our belief that political disagreements should be settled with deliberation, not fear-mongering and terror.
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Pinker says constant fear-mongering can make it harder for the human brain to correctly distinguish between a legitimate and a false threat.
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Edited versions of the documents were used for conspiracy-mongering stories by state run media organization RT and some UK-based news sites.
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That contrast runs through the show, in ways that are a welcome change from the genre's frequent characteristics: piousness, fear mongering, lazy stereotyping.
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"New Mexico will not take part in the president's charade of border fear mongering by misusing our diligent National Guard troops," Grisham said.
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As a pure exercise in writing and analogy-mongering, it's fun and surprisingly effective, but the comparison does not really withstand much scrutiny.
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The recent spate of harassment and conspiracy-mongering following the Parkland shootings raises some questions: What do these social media sites believe in?
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Mr. Trump, who has regularly smeared immigrants as terrorists and criminals, has lately been focusing his fear-mongering on the diversity visa program.
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That will not happen, despite fear-mongering headlines, as even the metastable state would remain stable for far longer than the current universe's age.
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Let&aposs get your reaction and the fear mongering that&aposs already begun and it would have been for any nominee of the president.
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Unfortunately, the costs of his war-mongering may have fatal consequences, and his team may be ill-equipped to prioritize and develop coherent strategies.
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In short, it is time to put an end to the politics of scare-mongering and focus on developing a truly credible economic plan.
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Presented with these titles, it can be difficult to separate fact from fear-mongering, particularly when fact is buried so far down the page.
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He continues to argue that the government must remain shut until he gets $5.7bn for his wall; the Democrats dismiss this as fear-mongering.
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The report does its fair share of fear-mongering and some of its major conclusions come across as a bit more "clickbaity" than insightful.
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In spite of the fear-mongering and media hype, legitimate individual concerns and hollow political rants, robots are revolutionizing the industry for the better.
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While many of Trump's Facebook ads focus on fear-mongering around immigration, others do the exact opposite, and try to actually lure minority voters.
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If you've been watching the news for, oh, let's say the last four months or so, that tactic of fear mongering might sound familiar.
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Davis (Susan Sarandon) and Crawford's (Jessica Lange) rivalry was fueled by industry sexism, ageism, and vicious rumor mongering courtesy of gossip columnist Hedda Hopper.
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This isn't fear mongering, just the bare bones truth; how else are we to cast our vote in November with any modicum of confidence?
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It's time for politicians to act on this public sentiment and reject the fear-mongering of those who insist on the perpetuation of criminalization.
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But as our elected officials debate decriminalization, we urge them to look past this fear-mongering and focus on data-driven evidence about marijuana.
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If Trump finally kills it with his conspiracy-mongering, immigrant-bashing, race-baiting and Kremlin-loving, it will just be a coup de grâce.
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His fear-mongering statements are propaganda (he won't ever miss a chance to blame others for his own shortcomings) but also a clear threat.
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A recent increase in gastrointestinal infections in Flint, Edwards speculated, could have been caused by the poor hygiene that Smith's "fear-mongering" had encouraged.
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While Donald Trump's message may be dark in the interest of fear-mongering, his success is proof enough of the nation's self-destructive currents.
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They prey on the fragility of broken communities to fulfill a violent agenda, using fear-mongering tactics to build insurgencies from the ground up.
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Minnesota's spike in measles cases is due to the fear-mongering tactics of anti-vaccine activists and they specifically targeted the Somali American community.
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Speaking directly to the camera and citing recent politically-charged violence and fear mongering over immigration, Bloomberg urges Americans to vote for Democratic candidates.
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What He Said: Kasich can come off as an affectionately daddish figure, the moderate grown-up in a field full of war-mongering toddlers.
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During a typically meandering 45-minute interview with his favorite television show, Trump deflected from questions about Hill's testimony by conspiracy-mongering about Ukraine.
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Sadly fear mongering and hate pose a serious challenge to the lives of those who only wish to make a better life for themselves.
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News channels and social media feeds are filled with provocative images and rumor-mongering: crowds of potential migrants, military parades, anti-United States graffiti.
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Kicking back against the apocalyptic doom-mongering of mainstream media, his looping, dense prose methodically argues for a state of coexistence with all ecology.
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On Thursday, Facebook laid out a plan for dealing with the false claims, fear-mongering, fake cures, and misleading advice that flooded the platform.
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Henry Ford, America's most eminent anti-Semite, had been publishing the conspiracy-mongering "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" in his newspaper for years.
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Conservative media have been scandal-mongering about Democratic presidents ever since modern conservative media began taking shape in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
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It also found that opticians at these chains pushed blue light lenses in-person using similar claims, along with other bluntly fear-mongering language.
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Americans would be wise to understand that while this might play in some quarters as reckless war-mongering, it is vital to reestablishing deterrence.
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At a time when our nation desperately needs to come together and bridge the divide, hate-mongering by the alt-right counteracts the healing.
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But it's Giuliani who, more than anyone else this year, harnessed the conspiracy-mongering and moral nihilism that fuels Trumpism to its full potential.
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Jeremiah Wright "down an elevator shaft" in his repudiation of the pastor's hate-mongering performance, one that couldn't be denied, as it was videotaped.
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Trump clearly sees political benefit to more border-related fear-mongering, as his frantic tweets about a "caravan" of Hondurans heading our way suggest.
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Consumers may eventually tire of endless drops and hype-mongering, he said, especially as technical innovations in areas such as smartphones become more incremental.
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The president of the United States chooses a target—whether an individual or group—to make the subject of some hate-mongering throwaway line.
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During his off-the-cuff and meandering press conference in the White House Rose Garden, Trump's usual fear-mongering about immigrants took center stage.
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This week, it may seem that the partisan politics and fear-mongering of 26 Republican governors and attorneys general prevailed, but it won't be enough.
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Yet another Cleveland Clinic doctor wrote the foreword to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s scare-mongering book implicating thimerosal for a host of childhood problems.
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President Trump's racist rhetoric and authoritarian fear-mongering (to say nothing of his concentration camps) have created an artificial crisis that makes everyone less safe.
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It seems as though the fear-mongering rhetoric used throughout the campaign may have given a free ticket to those ready to act with hate.
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Then, after falsely claiming that Chelsea Clinton is married to Soros' nephew, Barr responded with an "apology" that included a conspiracy-mongering rant about him.
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Users on both Indian and Pakistani social media traded jibes and threats of "revenge" based on these tweets and Facebook posts, indulging in war-mongering.
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While voice call facilities are still in place, mobile internet was snapped again on August 18 due to concerns over rumor-mongering on social media.
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It's hard to believe that this new policy is rooted in anything other than the president's tired tactic of fear-mongering based on zero facts.
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Before she won her seat in Virginia's historic blue wave last year, a Republican PAC targeted the Peruvian immigrant's campaign with racist, fear-mongering mailings.
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Second, all Trump has to do is continue not looking like a dangerous racist to introduce just enough doubt in the fear-mongering Clinton mantra.
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Standing virtually unopposed as the perceived political party of inclusion and acceptance, Democrats have cast themselves as the only antidote to right-wing hate-mongering.
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The link leads to a press release from the Trump campaign claiming that the 2008 Clinton campaign trafficked in "birther" rumor-mongering about Barack Obama.
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In Beto, I recognized the kind of Texan that I know well—diligent, optimistic, principled, gracious, big-hearted, straightforward, and not scared or fear-mongering.
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Because of its strange vendettas, perceived corruption, and its campaigns' alleged "fear mongering," AHF has, unsurprisingly, racked up many enemies in the AIDS advocacy world.
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" Saldana last year signed a letter alongside America Ferrera and other Latinos in Hollywood saying they would stand up against Trump's "anti-immigrant fear-mongering.
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Pressed by Starnes whether Cruz's rumor mongering rose to the seriousness of the Benghazi attack, Carson said the incidents were only equivalent in moral apathy.
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Hyderabad police tackle rumor-mongering Hyderabad police are trying to stop the violence with their own social media campaign using the hashtags #HyderabadKillsRumors and #LetThisGoViral.
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All of the breathless rumor-mongering, the briefings, the innuendo, all based on a fake dossier, has spun up the narrative of Trump-Russia collusion.
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But digital rights groups and privacy advocates have accused these lawmakers of fear mongering, arguing there is scant evidence the Paris attackers relied on encryption.
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If we continue to demonize nicotine, the real losers are the millions of smokers and future potential smokers who have been misled by fear-mongering.
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There's a more natural ending a scene or two earlier where we see the doom-mongering Donald boxed in by two sets of closing doors.
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The fear-mongering and discord will only start up again, with renewed vigor, as President Trump prepares to campaign as the 2020 presidential election approaches.
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It is up to everyone in this country to speak and act to fight the hatred and fear-mongering before it spirals out of control.
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As Alice's beloved Jimmy Ray, Paul Alexander Nolan sings with his customary firm tone, bringing alive his character's angry disdain of his father's power-mongering.
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There was just one problem: Barr herself was a big-time Trump supporter, and her support frequently took the form of alt-right conspiracy mongering.
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You can disagree with someone's politics—heck, you can even oppose the military and American war-mongering—without denigrating someone's physical sacrifice and personal tragedy.
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Those rural users are often susceptible to being fooled by false or fear-mongering information that's quickly forwarded or shared to large groups on WhatsApp.
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Back then, the white middle class was healthier, and despite media fear-mongering, long-term crack addiction never really picked up steam in the suburbs.
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"Obviously my relationship to politics, polarization, fear-mongering, Islamophobia and even luxury has changed radically, week by week, as I've worked on it," she notes.
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"No, not fear-mongering at all," Mr. Trump shot back when asked about his attempts in recent days to stoke alarm about an immigrant onslaught.
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Maduro denies his oil-rich nation has any need of aid and accuses Guaido of being a coup-mongering puppet for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Extra-long captions can be an outlet for news or, in darker instances, hate-mongering and sociopolitical extremism, as Taylor Lorenz observed in The Atlantic.
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Dinners go uneaten because attendees are busy hobnobbing — and vote-mongering: The event has become a prominent campaign stop in the annual Academy Awards race.
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Some scholars argue it's is the most pressing existential risk humanity might ever face, while others mostly dismiss the hypothesized danger as unfounded doom-mongering.
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That sort of conspiracy-mongering was part of why Ms. Gill said she had decided to post videos of the red tide carnage in Naples.
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He can be testy, but eschews anger, even in the face of the barely veiled bigotry and squalid conspiracy-mongering of his more extreme opponents.
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She has castigated the federal government for "fear mongering" when it argued that the detention of migrant families at the border was a necessary deterrent.
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All of the conspiracy mongering and hot take throwing is only serving to confuse people outside the internet hive mind and to undermine public trust.
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It actually helps create its own kind of propaganda victory for foreign rivals, by replacing serious policy debate with rumor-mongering and suggestions of disloyalty.
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Amir believed this merited the death penalty for Rabin, whom he viewed as a "rodef," or pursuer, who threatened Jewish lives with his peace mongering.
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The best defense against the fear-mongering of the demagogue is to reveal the decency, competence and courage of people determined to fix their society.
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Health care professionals say they don't want to sink to the level of anti-vaxers, who often use fear-mongering to get their point across.
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The President's fear-mongering about waiting lists, bankrupt doctors and hospitals, and socialism mirrors rhetoric in the campaign to block Medicare in the mid-1960s.
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In stark contrast to this administration's fear-mongering towards refugees, Congress today sent a clear message that America is stronger for helping those in need.
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Since 2017, fake news and rumor-mongering on social media in India has led to more than 30 deaths, data portal IndiaSpend said last year.
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The white-supremacy twist on this oldie but goodie is the additional fear mongering of the cuckoldry being carried out by a person of color.
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They both feature a torrent of populist anger, fear-mongering by politicians, hostility toward distant elites and bitterness toward the ruling political, media and business establishment.
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"I think they were appropriately observant of what the challenge is without being fear-mongering," the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said as she left the briefing.
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Even Steven King, author of It, the most famous fictional example of a horrifying clown, tweeted to try to end the fear-mongering about the clowns.
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"This whole speech, with its nativism, its fear-mongering, and especially its self-aggrandizing in the face of tragedy, feels like a new low," Colbert said.
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That is, every smear campaign with rumour-mongering and discord-sowing will only whittle down further his credibility and that of his country, the United States.
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LeCun has been an outspoken voice in the industry and a frequent critic of what the research community feels is unwarranted fear mongering around the technology.
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And fear-mongering about looters can trigger an overly militaristic response in disaster areas, funneling resources toward maintaining "law and order" instead of actually helping survivors.
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Nobody was awkward enough to ask how that squares with his boss's fear-mongering against refugees, or frequent praise for despotic strongmen elsewhere in the world.
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But Maduro denies his oil-rich nation has any need of aid and accuses Guaido of being a coup-mongering puppet for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Very little of what he said was true, but the midterms were a week away and it's not like baseless fear-mongering hurt him last time.
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It's tempting, then, to view both the racial fear-mongering and "she deserves to be in stripes" as separate, incidental outgrowths of the night's official theme.
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His contribution to the Satanic Panic rightfully earned him public infamy, as did his fear-mongering about feminism, LGBT rights, New Age spirituality, and even Catholicism.
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Because our president is a gold mongering magpie, you probably were expecting to see some celebrities pop up in Daniels's account, and you wouldn't be wrong.
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The GOP nominee has huddled with controversial anti-Clinton author Ed Klein, whose work has been dismissed by the mainstream political class as unsubstantiated conspiracy-mongering.
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Congressional inaction and fear-mongering drive down tourism while also failing to protect those who rely every day on the visitors who come to our state.
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That is, every smear campaign with rumor-mongering and discord-sowing will only whittle down further his credibility and that of his country, the United States.
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Some eurosceptic UK lawmakers have accused Airbus and others of scare-mongering and cast doubt on whether the planemaker would move efficient operations out of Britain.
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" President Yoweri Museveni initially called for the ban as a way of stopping what he called "rumor mongering" online, including "opinions, prejudices, insults [and] friendly chats.
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He wants to thrill conservative media figures like Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh with talk of an "invasion" and fear mongering over terrorists and drug dealers.
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Sadly, much of the fear mongering over cyber threats appears as an attempt to get entities to invest more money into combatting cyber challenges without context.
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AND so, while it's too early to see the full impact in the polls, there's no question that Mr. Trump's post-Orlando fear-mongering hurt him.
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"I don't think Hillary's campaign should engage in this sort of stuff," said James Carville, a Democratic strategist, referring to Mr. Trump's shift toward conspiracy-mongering.
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Cotton, unfortunately, appears to have scoured the crime-reducing bill looking for anything he could take out of context -- and then started fear-mongering about it.
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In a shift on Sunday, however, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee backed away from his own group's fear-mongering about the race's outcome.
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He lashed out at questions about his fear-mongering and race-baiting rhetoric against immigrants, and demanded a reporter inquiring about voter suppression take her seat.
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Maduro, who calls Guaido a coup-mongering puppet of the United States, has warned that "jail awaits" anyone promoting violence during the opposition's planned November protests.
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"This election showed that Virginians believe in our unified vision for the Commonwealth, not one based on fear-mongering and division," Fairfax told The Washington Post.
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But nothing the Clinton White House did comes anywhere near the constant barrage of conspiracy mongering that Donald Trump is using against special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Studying the Holocaust can provide a necessary understanding of how an entire population was bullied and manipulated by demagogues before succumbing to hate and fear-mongering.
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Aside from the regular fear mongering about federal downsizing leading to all sorts of societal ills, critics have raised the more pressing issue of employee morale.
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This does not sound like an open-border policy, but Trump never let a good set of facts get in the way of his fear-mongering.
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Alright, at the risk of cultural tone-deafness, we're gonna come out and say it: Nintendo's official Japanese Youtube Channel has gone into titty-mongering territory.
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Like many a right-wing show born in the post-9/11 era, this new venture subsists on fear-mongering and propaganda to push its narrative.
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Italy-based Toro Rosso, one of the smaller outfits on the starting grid, have taken the cynicism and gloom-mongering about their prospects in good heart.
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Mr. Trump now says he is willing to meet with Kim Jong-un of North Korea, more proof that catastrophe-mongering leaves his critics flat-footed.
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He studied the "dark web," a part of the internet that relies on encryption and is often exploited, experts say, for illicit activities and hate-mongering.
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In South Korea, the authorities have sent out texts detailing the movements of specific people infected with Covid-19, stirring up public shaming and rumor-mongering.
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In contrast to the parochial power-mongering, his character's near-silent connection with Florence is an oasis of long, meticulously choreographed moments that are enormously affecting.
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"It was fear-mongering, and, frankly I found it tragic that a president of the United States didn't understand that we're a nation of immigrants," Rep.
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The history of pandemics, as Columbia University assistant professor Merlin Chowkwanyun told Vox recently, is bound up with outbursts of fear-mongering and anti-immigration hysteria.
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Mr. Macron's meteoric rise affirms both centrist moderation over the fear-mongering of populists and nationalists, and the need to undo France's economic and political sclerosis.
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Regardless of how Trump expresses his positions, his fear-mongering about Muslims and "the other" amounts to a policy of appeasement toward terrorists, who crave notoriety.
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But to win the battle against this disease, one must respect facts and science, neither spread nor buy into rumors and avoid panic or fear-mongering.
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Trump is a master at using hate to his advantage; getting others to do his dirty work and then lying about his involvement in hate mongering.
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The clear and desperate intent of the Latino Victory Fund is to use fear mongering and ad hominem attacks to drive voters to the Democrat nominee.
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Hundreds of U.S. religious and political groups have been using Facebook to influence the vote through a mixture of ad buys, misinformation campaigns, and fear mongering.
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It included intense fear-mongering about a migrant caravan, complaints of widespread voter suppression, and leaks about President Donald Trump's intention to fire his attorney general.
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Russia's online efforts also included attempts to motivate conservative and far-right voters through a heady cocktail of patriotism, outrage, racial resentment and outright conspiracy-mongering.
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For starters, parenthood is typically poorly depicted in film and TV, with fear-mongering montages of exhausted, lust-free couples being peed on by their terrible offspring.
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Trump's own hate-mongering is making further violence more likely, not less likely, and is being spun by terrorist organizations as proof that the West hates Islam.
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Here's my pitch: Cut through NRA lobbying and gun industry profit-mongering by inducing the people who want to nerd out about firearms to nerd even harder.
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Igram said nothing the candidates said to get through the caucus season, not even the "hatred" and "fear-mongering," were likely to have any effect at all.
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Such is the strange, self-contained media ecosystem that Twitter has spawned around certain celebrities — a food chain of voyeurism and attention-mongering that trades in sensationalism.
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He referenced recent reporting by Julia Carrie Wong at The Guardian, who discovered that both Facebook and YouTube are full of fear-mongering, inaccurate anti-vaccine propaganda.
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"To be perfectly honest, I do not at all understand these big-data cynics who engage in fear mongering about the implications of data analytics," Ghose said.
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Rival parties lately complained about what they saw as fear-mongering by Trudeau, who won a healthy minority and should be safe for the next two years.
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Vox reported earlier this month that anti-vaxx organizations have directed fear-mongering misinformation about the health risks of vaccines at orthodox Jewish communities in New York.
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The film's rookie firefighter is now a lieutenant and father who has maintained his idealism in what he said is a more fear-mongering and divisive world.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions -- not just bombast, fear-mongering, name-calling and divisiveness.
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As Vox's German Lopez points out, he often posted criticisms of liberal billionaire George Soros, a common target of anti-Semitic fear-mongering on Twitter and elsewhere.
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And the problem is, they shift the conversation from one about representation to one about fear-mongering assumptions about the health and safety of plus-size people.
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What does the expected presence of Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach on this panel mean for its integrity given his voter fraud fear-mongering in Kansas?
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" Tillerson, he claimed, was likely to be "another 'yes' man, enabling the risky, chaotic whims of a demagogue president," who Cardin claimed was engaging in "hate-mongering.
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In a memo I discovered at the National Archives, Sessions recommended a partisan, scorch-the-earth strategy in Congress, and a fear-mongering campaign with the public.
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His methods haven't changed, judging by his performance as attorney general thus far—or by the "law-and-order" fear-mongering of his close ally Donald Trump.
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In truth, Trump jammed together two speeches—one offering promise of a tolerant and unifying president, the other engaging in the usual fear-mongering and racial demagoguery.
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There is not one policy issue or executive action that the president has taken to give any credence to this fear mongering over freedom of the press.
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Obama only recently decided to stop holding back, and at Friday's rally the former president called Trump's "constant fear-mongering" a desperate attempt to mobilize Republican voters.
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Framing the election meddling as strictly a matter of outside interference will only encourage the conspiracy-mongering that already makes it hard to form a democratic consensus.
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Her absence triggered a flood of rumor mongering on the internet and a #WhereisMelania hashtag, but she did not emerge just because curious people wanted her to.
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But they so dumb down the debate with lies, fear-mongering and misdirection, and with only a simple majority required to win, that the leave-the-E.
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To counter fear-mongering about rapists and murderers, they tell the stories of undocumented immigrants who work hard, support their families, pay taxes, and live exemplary lives.
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Sadly, much of the fear mongering over cyber threats is nothing more than attempt to get the federal government to invest more money into combatting these challenges.
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"Divisive fear-mongering" has become a dangerous force in the world, the secretary general of rights group Amnesty International, Salil Shetty, said in a statement this week.
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VICE: Aside from the initial fear mongering in the news, there hasn't been too much written about the actual violence that occurred in LA's early punk scene.
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I thought it was disgusting and cynical and really surprising that Andrew Cuomo's New York State party would stoop to this kind of fear-mongering and lies.
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And I guess the one thing I will say, though, is that there are a bunch of people who are making a business out of fear-mongering.
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But, reality aside, fear-mongering about Ebola served as a useful political cudgel for Trump, who at the time was publicly mulling whether to run for president.
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"Given Mr. Miller's role in shaping immigration policy for your administration, his documented dedication to extremist, anti-immigrant ideology and conspiracy-mongering is disqualifying," the lawmakers wrote.
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"We find these attacks on Ammar to be disgraceful and very obviously rooted in bigotry and fear mongering," said Logan Bayroff, director of communications at J Street.
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Northam, who has accused Gillespie of a "fear mongering" campaign, once had a larger edge in a state that President Trump lost by 5 points in 2016.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions – not just bombast, fear-mongering, name-calling and divisiveness.
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King has been making fear-mongering comments about immigration and white superiority for years, and the Huffington Post reported in July that Republicans have mostly stayed silent.
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His campaign likened the comparisons to fear-mongering tactics by a traditional political class no longer able to court votes based on their hardline stance against leftist rebels.
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Using precise psychological terms, he said scandal-mongering media risked falling prey to coprophilia, or arousal from excrement, and consumers of these media risked coprophagia, or eating excrement.
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N.C. State's Greene believes the speculation is little more than fear-mongering anyway, noting that Republican lawmakers have been relatively reticent about the prospect of deciding the election.
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That hasn't happened quite yet; the aforementioned songs aren't landing on the Top 40, so much as they are generating a lot of buzz and fear-mongering headlines.
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In many respects, the so-called Title II debate reflects everything voters most resent about Washington: Fear-mongering, Armageddon-style arguments with a dubious connection to the facts.
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Members of the alt-right use a litany of methods — from fear-mongering to name-calling — to distract and intimidate their opponents while spreading false or misleading information.
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Their leaders paint ethnic Malays as victims of sinister conspiracies—dangerous rumour-mongering in a country where politics is still defined by the racial violence of the 1960s.
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Related: The DNC's pro-Bernie protesters won't go away But as undignified as this all is, conspiracy mongering vastly overstates the influence the DNC exerts on primary voters.
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"In a world where we are seeing surges of divisive rhetoric and hate violence, such false accusations perpetuate negative stereotypes and contribute to the fear-mongering," he said.
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"President Gregory Fenves chose to punt the issue to the courts rather than stand up to a cabal of fear-mongering professors," the group said in a statement.
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And particularly adept in the dark arts of controversy-mongering are supporters of regional clubs who have collectively decided that they are consistently victimized by slightly larger rivals.
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Maduro has vowed to see his term through, however, blasting opposition politicians as coup-mongering elitists seeking to emulate the impeachment of fellow leftist Dilma Rousseff in Brazil.
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Beyond being something you just can't seem to look away from, however, those photos actually serve a purpose, and they're way less fear mongering than you might think.
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Without fear-mongering that Mickey is a gateway drug to spousal abuse, this is an A plus B could, in some cases, lead to C kind of situation.
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However, she doesn't begin the campaign with a fully unified Democratic Party, as many Bernie Sanders supporters routinely disparage Clinton as a war-mongering tool of Wall Street.
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In the wake of America's declining carbon dioxide emissions, the dire warnings issued by global warming alarmists have proven to be yet another example of environmentalists' fear-mongering.
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The conspiracy-mongering Fox News host isn't just Trump's most prominent defender in the media, and he doesn't just share a lawyer with the president in Michael Cohen.
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Mundell said the Scottish government, which has talked of a "lost decade" for Britain, should stop "doom-mongering" about Brexit while a new relationship is being hammered out.
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Of course, none of this fear mongering is based in reality, and, in fact, transgender people are more likely to be victimized because of this kind of rhetoric.
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Just as in the past, Republicans won't actually be passing draconian laws against the interests of these communities and will expose liberals' fear-mongering for what it is.
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Even so, job security and regular experience of a diverse, democratic movement can go a long way to preventing the sort of racial fear-mongering seen in 2016.
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The administration has been accused of resorting to fear-mongering when it comes to the caravan, as a potential tactic for turning out supporters during the upcoming midterm.
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Trump's electoral victory, driven by his fear-mongering over crime, raised fears among many reformers that the moment for taking substantive, bipartisan steps against mass incarceration has passed.
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Maduro has said Guaido should "face justice" and calls him a coup-mongering puppet for the United States - but he has stopped short of calling for his arrest.
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But what's already clear is that it occurred at a moment of tragic division and conspiracy-mongering generated, foremost and daily, by the President of the United States.
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For others, it's a no-brainer in the other direction: This particular president is so prone to falsehoods and fear-mongering that his speeches shouldn't be shown live.
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He quite literally builds a house on September 11, both the network, and his own house, built with the money from the fear-mongering that made him rich.
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With defeat looming, the GOP sees fear-mongering as the only way to get their aging white base to the polls—a strategy that worked two years ago.
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John Kasich on Friday criticized his fellow Republicans, accusing them of "fear mongering" over a caravan of migrants before the midterms and then going quiet after Election Day.
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This kind of posturing is at odds with the current party attitude that relies on fear mongering and "absolute victory" rather than finding strength in debate and competition.
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Aside from the obvious xenophobia and scare-mongering of these tweets, Trump is making an unforced legal error that will be used against him in future court cases.
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Pundits and scholars had seen the establishment play along with Glenn Beck–style radicalism and conspiracy-mongering before, only to engineer a nomination for a "regular" Republican leader.
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It felt a tad out of touch, sure, with just enough fear-mongering to lead a few parents to pause on their next trip to Toys"R"Us.
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Just as the fictional implant technology can dehumanize enemies, so too can rhetoric, propaganda, and fear mongering that paints vast swaths of people as inherently different from us.
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Tweets like the prayer rug one suggest that Trump — who has a long history of making baseless, fear-mongering claims about Muslims — is resorting to increasingly desperate measures.
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The local police — an honorary, if usually uninvited, participant in every chat group in China — detected malfeasance and pounced, briefly detaining the doctors on grounds of rumor-mongering.
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"Nicole Eggert, Alexander Polinsky and their attorney have brought a media circus to town, complete with false allegations, misleading insinuations, and pure sleaze mongering," Brian Glicklich told CNN.
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I was making the case for tolerance — and for avoiding the kind of fear-mongering that might lead to zoning restrictions against a particular religion's house of worship.
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You can invent, you can get a patent, you can build a company, but with the PTAB's power-mongering, no inventor can be assured their patent means anything.
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Trade-war fear-mongering will undoubtedly be bad for some stocks, but on Monday, CNBC's Jim Cramer found a stock that could actually benefit from the madness: Trinseo.
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In the weeks or months or years it could take scientists to decode the interstellar missive, fear-mongering could tank our chances of responding wisely — or at all.
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To keep it that way, the district attorneys' association has made the fear-mongering claim that early disclosure of evidence would enable defendants to intimidate witnesses and victims.
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Ultimately, Trump seems far more a hybrid of Berlusconi and Putin, potentially merging kleptocracy and autocracy, than the reincarnation of an ideologically driven, war-mongering, and genocidal dictator.
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But the White House has been using the fear-mongering strategy of equating immigrants with terrorists to scare people into supporting the wall, which has at least partially worked.
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What Bannon did not discourage, however, was Trump's fear-mongering and mischaracterizing of Clinton's policies, which filled the pages of Breitbart long before Trump jumped into the presidential race.
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While science has shown again and again that there's no reason to fear eclipses, that doesn't stop some outlets—including the aptly-named End Times Headlines—from fear-mongering.
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In a meeting with the Chinese Communist Party committee in charge of improving China's legal system, Mr. Xi called for a crackdown on "rumor-mongering" that undermines control efforts.
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Or, at least, all those fear-mongering, abstinence-only sex ed teachers were greatly exaggerating the idea that condoms inherently have super-tiny holes for viruses to escape through.
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Arizona's elected leaders handled the emerging electoral consensus with comparative grace, though there was still fear-mongering to be found among GOP loyalists while the state kept counting votes.
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By hammering home this point, the Clinton team could use Trump's conspiracy-mongering against him, as a key part of a framing argument that Trump is an unfit candidate.
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"She manages to keep her integrity and have a completely independent point of view...She's not easily swayed by other people's perspective — not swayed by fear-mongering or scapegoating."
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Any reasonable person would come to that conclusion, but that does not take away the fact that he used that fear-mongering and all the comments from day one.
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Fresh on the heels of a fear-mongering campaign rally in Montana, the tweet â€" like most of Trump's tweets â€" was clearly intended to rile up his base.
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But much of that hot air, fear mongering evaporated in earlier December with his full-jowled campaigning for Roy Moore in his bid to represent Alabama in the Senate.
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Case in point: Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks has turned off both her co-stars and her fans with her disturbing rumor-mongering about castmate Kandi Burruss.
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Listen to the whole podcast here: In this week's conversation with Stelter, he highlighted Trump's pre-midterm election fear-mongering about Central American migrants making their way through Mexico.
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Instead of falling for the fear mongering of some, Trump listened to experts from all walks of life to understand what is effective, not what just what sounds good.
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If, as seems likely, the Mueller report contains politically damaging information about the president, his family or his associates, conservatives will revert to their former "deep state" conspiracy-mongering.
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William F. Buckley, to take just one notable example, was right to castigate Robert Welch and the conspiratorial, fear-mongering John Birch Society for tarnishing the modern conservative movement.
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"Legitimate concerns about interference in our election should not be twisted into a campaign of censorship, war-mongering and political intimidation against opposition to the bipartisan establishment," Stein said.
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Kill the leaders and no one is left to inspire the people, and then the dogma of fear-mongering takes over and the right is in power for decades.
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"Don't listen to the fear-mongering out there and realize that this is just a small bump in the road, and this is a very long road," he said.
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We must reject the race baiting, fear-mongering and dog whistling of the Trump campaign and vote with our conscience for a candidate who embraces diversity and exhibits tact.
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He said mistakes in the original version are being exploited by "fear-mongering 'threat intelligence' companies" to sell information to companies with information about potential hackers or other dangers.
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Having reprised the fear-mongering, race-baiting and deceit that propelled him to the Oval Office, Trump in 2018 showed he will continue to lie and deceive and disrupt.
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Some of the products are merely overpriced versions of supplements you could buy at nearly any natural foods store or pharmacy in the country, wrapped in fear-mongering marketing.
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At the time I, like most Americans, was glad to see Clinton prevail and regarded the whole sordid matter as primarily the fault of congressional Republicans' excessive scandal-mongering.
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While hand sanitizer, washing hands, and keeping on top of hygiene is certainly a solution, widespread fear and fear mongering is having many people second-guessing leaving the house.
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The framing Notion-mongering -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi talked to CNN's Dana Bash about the stimulus and about how and when we should start talking about going to work.
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Omar T. Mohammedi, a lawyer for the two men, criticized the decision, saying that the court had been swayed by the "fear-mongering" of the New York Police Department.
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If this kind of wacko fear-mongering is part of the new American norm, I think the best thing art can do is spook us out of this existence.
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In the early 2000s, researchers finally got around to testing how effective these fear-mongering ads really were at reducing teen drug use—and the results were not inspiring.
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At a legal assistance center for migrants in Milan, Pierangelo Lopopolo said the fear-mongering had made the tough lives of the people he volunteered to help even harder.
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Your rumor mongering was not your finest hour, but I get it: You were trying to throw your classmates off the scent of something (in yourself) that scared you.
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"New Mexico will not take part in the president's charade of border fear-mongering by misusing our diligent National Guard troops," Ms. Grisham, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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The Soviet strategy of secrecy compounded with denial only made rumor-mongering worse, as some Western newspapers resorted to "unconfirmed reports" of 15,000 dead a week after the accident.
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" Schwartz went on to call CNN's reporting a "scandal-mongering hit piece" that was approached with "reckless disregard for the truth and with a malicious intent to harm Mr. Freeman.
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The full effects of marijuana are still hotly debated, and much of the current research has resulted in fear mongering (and very little of it focuses on potential sexual benefits).
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Among the shocked was Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and Trump confidant, who devoted a segment of his show Wednesday night to mongering up some fear about Ocasio-Cortez.
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Like many dance music franchises at the time, though, Electric Daisy Carnival Austin quickly ran up against a scare-mongering media, convinced that the raving was a gateway to drugs.
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Between his Twitter outbursts, his conspiracy-mongering, and his obsession with disparaging his critics, it's becoming impossible to report on the Trump administration without mentioning concerns about the president's stability.
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He has accused the federal government of trying to expand its power under the guise of climate change legislation that he says is based upon "flimsy science," and fear mongering.
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And as one person who visited China recently pointed out, the media coverage in China isn't nearly as racked with fear-mongering as the media coverage in the U.S. is.
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From beefs with teen school shooting survivors to fear-mongering about, well, all sorts of things, it was another weird, wacky, controversial year for The House That Roger Ailes Built.
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It has continued to warn the United States and Japan against war-mongering, but its rhetoric has been tame compared with threats exchanged at the height of tensions last year.
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Black and POC wins are an affront to similar status quos of alleged hate crime hoaxes, hate mongering, and the inbred morons that weaponize them to ignore issues of race.
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Solnit's article focuses on the fear-mongering visions of our autonomous future which have been hypothetically presented to us: Driverless cars will get hacked, sabotage other riders, create more sprawl.
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While splurging on organic avocados is unlikely to do more damage than put a dent in your wallet, anti-GMO fear mongering threatens to actually stymy the progress of science.
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I just hope he grows up with the good sense to see bullying and fear-mongering for what they are: two of the only things you should never listen to.
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And not necessarily the fear-mongering attention that we're seeing in the United States as far right wing media spreads misinformation that refugees are spreading Ebola in places like Texas.
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Given his long record of conspiracy-mongering, it's unquestionable that he'll deploy the many lurid stories that have long circled around the Clintons, and no doubt cook up new ones.
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This week, a flurry of fear-mongering reports came out warning that taking a photo on Mai Khao beach near the Phuket airport in Thailand could lead to capital punishment.
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Buttigieg's response highlights just how much conservative critiques of abortion rights have focused far more on fear-mongering than they do on addressing the realities of when people have abortions.
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On Wednesday, he will make the anti-Clinton speech that was supposed to have been delivered last Monday, before he preempted himself with a post-Orlando cavalcade of fear-mongering.
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But a closer inspection of Francis's actual words show they have nothing to do with fake news at all, but rather are a standard warning against slander and scandal-mongering.
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Jolie, special envoy for the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR, said she was disappointed in some politicians for fear-mongering and a "race to the bottom" approach to the refugee crisis.
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Rather than building products that satisfy animalistic behavior, from screen addiction to fear mongering, tech nonprofits are building technology to fill gaps in basic human needs — education, human rights, healthcare.
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Contra the fear-mongering, Kim is responding logically as head of a weak nation in a difficult geopolitical position threatened by the globe's superpower which routinely removes regimes it dislikes.
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However, there's no current evidence showing cannabis by itself is being used as a date rape drug, despite fear-mongering anti-marijuana campaigns in Florida that try to prove otherwise.
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The left should militate against any creeping conspiracy-mongering among its ranks, even if the problem pales in comparison to the psychosis of practically the entire right-wing media ecosystem.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S choice of Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia as her vice-presidential running-mate should cheer Americans despairing at an election season steeped in vitriol, division and fear-mongering.
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"The fact that he is blaming his inclusion of a white nationalist as one of his delegates on a 'database error' does not erase his previous record of hate-mongering."
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What should scare Americans is allowing misunderstandings and fear-mongering about the national debt to prevent us from taking bold action to deal with the urgent threat of climate change.
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But it will also lead to a fierce counter-reaction from the president and his allies—and a further embrace of racist fear-mongering over issues like the migrant caravan.
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That's why Republican candidates across the country—including DeSantis—are fear-mongering about the migrant caravan, claiming that if Democrats are elected, gang members and terrorists will flood the country.
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While we failed to find a message that resonated beyond the fear mongering and grievance validation in 2016, we have another chance to fight for the Republican Party in 2020.
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When we allow foreign or domestic terrorists, fear mongering politicians or TV talking heads, to shatter our assumptions in an overall benevolent world, we allow fear and hate to win.
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"These confrontational war-mongering remarks cannot be interpreted in any other way but as a warning to us to be prepared for a war on the Korean Peninsula," he said.
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"Something @realDonaldTrump said in his #OvalOfficeAddress tonight sounded familiar..." An ongoing conversation Stelter emails: The accumulation of daily deceptions and fear-mongering matters a LOT more than a single speech.
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Other messages — like one claiming that Turkey was joining the European Union, posted on Twitter by Carole Cadwalladr of The Guardian as an example of fear-mongering — were patently false.
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When Spotnitz had you cautiously rooting for Hitler's survival, because his death would unleash hungry war-mongering from his underlings, the producer understood the powder keg he was playing near.
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Both spots ramp up Trump's fear mongering ahead of the elections, while the Bracamontes ad ensures the caravan story remains in the spotlight in the crucial days before the vote.
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Few shows did a better job of capturing post-Reagan era fear-mongering than 90s teen soap Beverly Hills, 90210, with multiple characters developing sudden addictions during the show's run.
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And he was coach of Oklahoma for one season, 1995, before a 5-5-1 record and what he characterized as the rumor-mongering of entrenched interests forced his resignation.
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Those fearful that an impeachment drive would mobilize his base should consider how Trump already keeps his supporters in a constant state of political mobilization through demagoguery and fear-mongering.
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Obviously there were many journalists who pushed back on the president's narrative, but on the whole I'm afraid news organizations became a channel for carefully calculated fear-mongering about refugees.
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His fear-mongering on the issue, relentless coverage from Fox News and a heavy ad campaign from the GOP amounted to the Republican Party's closing message of the 2018 campaign.
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"I don't need any fake-ass legislators allowing fear-mongering," Assemblyman Michael Blake, a Bronx Democrat, said at a raucous protest after word of the Senate plan emerged on Wednesday.
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And its 4,700-plus posts largely veer toward vaccine-related fear mongering, which appears to be in service of opposing legislative proposals in Washington last year to bolster vaccination efforts.
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Whether it's old-school tech talk, appearances from young versions of venerable actors, or dystopian fear-mongering, there's a little bit of something for everyone in these weird Apple ads.
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The American Medical Association (AMA) recently called lawyer drug ads "fear mongering" and dangerous to the public at large because they do not present a clear picture regarding the product.
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Ha. But seriously, we should all ponder what to do if this bullish scenario plays out, as opposed to the recession-mongering we've been hearing endlessly about for years now.
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We have seen all of this before, employed by the K.G.B. and the East German Stasi: psychological warfare, rumor-mongering, schemes to bribe politicians and then expose them as criminals.
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We've been kind of joking about it because we can recognize the clear fear-mongering leading to people hoarding goods, while remaining aware of how social services might be affected.
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Rather, it's that the tropes that define the Trump administration's rhetoric and policies — apocalyptic xenophobia, anti-Semitic conspiracies, racist fear-mongering — are also the tropes that define white-supremacist literature.
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She has been the target of twenty-five years of hatred, misogyny, and conspiracy-mongering, endlessly metamorphosing from one confected "scandal" to another—Filegate, Benghazi, the State Department e-mails.
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VandeHei is sort of vague on what those ideas are, but they definitely involve means-testing Social Security and Medicare and "exploiting the fear factor" by scare-mongering about terrorism.
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For all the authorized fear-mongering, though, it is clear that few Democrats seeking re-election this year relish the prospect of running with Mr. Sanders on top of the ticket.
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While it's never bad to be conscious of what you're eating, the problem with the reaction to Super Size Me is that it helped to create an atmosphere of fear-mongering.
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"Independent groups are denouncing Ed Gillespie because he has run the most divisive, fear-mongering campaign in modern history," Northam campaign spokeswoman Ofirah Yheskel said in a statement to Fox News.
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I've heard all of this baseless fear-mongering before, of course, but it never ceases to amaze me when mainstream publications print moralizing sermons where critical journalism is supposed to be.
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The article also debunked misinformation around the photos of dead Syrian children, the same images police believe were part of the rumor-mongering that lead to the mob killings in Rainpada.
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In the short term, we'll probably see some fear-mongering as to how much Google is pushing into the home, and ticked off Nest owners will undoubtedly face some growing pains.
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Even though the religious right may have been right that occult-leaning pop culture is capable of ushering in a new generation of witches, their fear mongering is (of course) misguided.
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In its naked fear-mongering, it recalled the Willie Horton ads run by the George H.W. Bush campaign in 1988, which are widely regarded as a classic example of racist incitement.
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This has been a summer of vulnerable and brutalized bodies, a summer of unjust violence once again carried out in the guise of justice, a summer of fear and fear mongering.
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In its statement, the Trump campaign also echoes some of Cruz's more scurrilous fear-mongering claims, including the suggestion that the internet freedom of American consumers will somehow now be threatened.
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The man who was inaugurated to the most powerful office in the world on Friday won his position on a platform fueled by xenophobia, misogyny, homophobia, fear mongering, racism, and more.
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But with private messages and group chats, where friends and family members might discuss everything from gossip to more serious matters, successful moderation of health crisis fear-mongering can seem impossible.
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"What we're seeing here is a spreading stain, in which conspiracy mongering" is "peddled to a receptive audience softened up for decades by Fox News," argues The Washington Post's Margaret Sullivan.
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Immigration fear-mongering was a central theme of Trump's messaging during the midterm campaign cycle last fall, and Republicans ended up losing 40 seats and control of the House of Representatives.
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Finally, they know that despite the N.R.A.'s fear-mongering, taking away rural America's guns is not on the table and that we should be discussing real issues, not fake ones.
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But you'll still find people like Blaire White who grab the fear-mongering megaphone by the hand, and proceed to arrange words in any order they desire for their own gain.
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Sina Weibo, a service that resembles Twitter, lost some of its appeal as a raucous forum amid a coordinated crackdown early in Mr. Xi's tenure on what regulators called rumor-mongering.
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Ten years ago, this just seemed crazy that all this was going to happen: the social unrest and the cultural divide in the country, the race-baiting and the hate-mongering.
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In truth, though he was hardly above arm-twisting and gossip-mongering, much of his power came from more mundane sources, including his skill at promoting the F.B.I.'s nonpartisan image.
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Not just as one who served her country with steady hands, but also as one who provides an oasis of sanity in a desert of self-seeking, power-mongering African leaders.
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"They reach a different audience, and in their rumor-mongering, they share glimpses of truth," he said, as he traced his finger across the spine of a salacious, anonymously published work.
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I hope that public scrutiny of the Committee's deeply flawed report — and our new book examining the Committee's botched investigation — will finally put a rest to the Benghazi Committee's conspiracy-mongering.
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And there was little of the sniping and conspiracy-mongering that abounds during Facebook and Google hearings — in part because the complaints were so specific and the harm was so clear.
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This election is about which candidate understands the real problems facing this country and has offered real solutions — not just bombast, not just fear-mongering, not just name-calling and divisiveness.
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These wrinkles pushed contestants to depraved depths of money mongering, as they betrayed alliance members in their quest to outwit, outplay, and outlast—one contestant even voted out her own mom.
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As the ranking Democrat on a committee that has degenerated to dog-eat-dog partisanship and conspiracy-mongering under Devin Nunes, Mr Schiff has been much provoked in the past 18 months.
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The president has frequently come under fire for his searingly divisive tone on the campaign trail, as well as his willingness to employ fear-mongering and falsehoods to rally his conservative base.
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Fortnite stands to do a lot of good in this world, especially if it can finally get people to chill the f*ck out with their video game shaming and fear-mongering.
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The president has used horrific tales of murder and drug abuse to make his case for a wall — prompting Democrats to accuse him of falsehoods, exaggerations and fear mongering for political purposes.
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Trump did tick off a list of accomplishments, but his speech mostly centered on a string of personal grievances, fear-mongering about Democrats and attacks on his political opponents, past and present.
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Trump had chosen to appear in a place where immigration is a hot-button issue and he was guaranteed to attract a crowd that would welcome him and cheer his fear-mongering.
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But during the debate on Wednesday, the GOP nominee took those fear-mongering — and largely unsubstantiated — claims a step further, declining to say whether he'll accept the final results on November 8.
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The truth is that there's really no research supporting these types of fear-mongering claims so popular in certain internet haunts, though it is also true that inflammation can be a problem.
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It seems like nearly everyone has been cracking down on Alex Jones' far-right, conspiracy-mongering site, removing at least some Infowars-related accounts and content in the past couple of weeks.
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Pence's statement may have contradicted Trump's birther nonsense, but the former Indiana governor was clear that Trump doesn't have any apologizing to do to the black community for the unfounded conspiracy mongering.
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Republicans have relied for generations on the loyal support of Cuban-American voters in South Florida, and the risk of alienating them with nonstop politics of racial fear-mongering is very real.
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Lining the sidewalks and four corners of the nearest intersection to the theater, the protesters voiced their opposition to Trump's policies and rhetoric, which many characterized as racist, xenophobic and fear-mongering.
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Polls suggest that few Brexiteers regret their vote: indeed, many of them now argue that the pre-referendum doom-mongering was overblown, and some even detect the beginning of a "Brexit boom".
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" Obviously, he wrote, "there were many journalists who pushed back on the president's narrative, but on the whole I'm afraid news organizations became a channel for carefully calculated fear-mongering about refugees.
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Unrest among refugees here could not only endanger Jordanian citizens, but it would also play into fear-mongering about refugees' being dangerous when, in fact, they are usually the ones in danger.
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There is no evidence that border agents were acting on orders from the White House, but the scandal reflects two strands of hostility and fear-mongering central to our current political climate.
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Perhaps the most prominent of the group is Mr. Phares, who is regularly accused by Muslim civil rights groups of being Islamophobic and of fear-mongering about the spread of Sharia law.
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But the Central Americans sleeping in tents outside the border gates, and telling their plight to the world, are evidence that such fear mongering won't put an end to the migration dilemma.
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Jones, the Trump-endorsed proprietor of the conspiracy-mongering Infowars media empire, is being sued for defamation by 10 families of children who were murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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As a teacher of immigrant and refugee youths, I have gotten used to the sadness and dismay of my students when they speak of the hate-mongering rhetoric of our current administration.
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And Republican campaign veterans said that while Mr. Trump's fear-mongering is firing up his base, it could energize other voters who were previously apathetic to vote for a Democrat next Tuesday.
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Supporters of the revised laws have countered that law enforcement officials and other critics are fear-mongering and cherry-picking negative stories to undermine public support for the bail and other changes.
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His understanding of the subject is limited," Musk tweeted after a Facebook Live broadcast in which Zuckerberg said he's "really optimistic" about AI and tired of the fear-mongering peddled by "naysayers.
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BAQA AL GHARBIYEH, Israel — Arab citizens of Israel have no love lost for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who routinely resorts to fear-mongering against them to rally his right-wing Jewish base.
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But while Trump has collapsed into an endless stream of conspiracy-mongering and twitter grievances, Sanders figured out how to get around the obstruction and govern the city according to his values.
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A counterweight to the anti-immigrant fear mongering of the former leader of the right-wing U.K. Independence Party, Nigel Farage, Lexiteers argued a left-wing, democratic and internationalist case for Brexit.
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"Lots of Muslims in America are basically liberals, but if you don't have a visibly anti-extremist presence, then the Trumps of this world win" through fear-mongering and misrepresentation, he says.
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The North's official news agency has been lauding efforts between the North and South to thaw relations, but state media has continued to warn the United States and Japan against war-mongering.
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Democrats and Northam have accused Gillespie of running a "divisive" and "fear mongering" campaign, but a win or even narrow loss for Gillespie could serve as a playbook for future GOP campaigns.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico, a Democrat, denounced "the president's charade of border fear-mongering" and ordered the withdrawal of most National Guard troops stationed at the border in her state.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a champion of the Green New Deal policy proposal, caught wind of the comments and said Carlson was fear-mongering around women's rights to distract from the climate crisis.
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What notoriety the film does have, beyond being a footnote in Hanks's career, lies in its fear-mongering over role-playing games like D & D and their effects on the psychologically susceptible.
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Backstabbing and subterfuge are always part of this game, but the vote-mongering has grown more intense than usual, in part because there has been no clear front-runner for best picture.
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But then last night he posted a gay kink porn video to countless children & then forced the country today to discuss golden showers Bolsonaro's inappropriate tweet is more than just fear-mongering.
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Kyra James started working part-time as a cheesemonger to help pay for grad school (where she was studying gastronomy and culture), but found a passion for mongering and teaching cheese classes.
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The American press also takes on a villain role, with fear-mongering TV commentators questioning whether there are nuclear weapons on Salyut 7, and turning its potential crash-landing into a worldwide crisis.
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The clear lesson here for Western democracies is to balance freedoms and security without succumbing to the inflammatory fear-mongering of right-wing candidates like Marine Le Pen of France or Donald Trump.
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Nevertheless, given the intense levels of coercion and fear-mongering that come with adulthood, the innocence that comes with childhood means those years may be North Koreans' only time to live care-free.
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"For all the doom-mongering on the demand front, oil prices are getting a much-needed kick up the backside this morning courtesy of Mother Nature," said Stephen Brennock, an analyst with PVM.
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Yet look up Juggalos online and you'll mostly see shaming, fear-mongering, and hatred from the media and the public—much of which betrays classist attitudes, given how many Juggalos are working-class.
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The drive follows intense government pressure for both Facebook and WhatsApp to fight fake news and rumor-mongering that have led to more than 30 deaths in about 70 lynching attempts since Jan.
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Trump scapegoated and fear-mongered—suggesting repeatedly that Americans should be afraid of all Muslims, particularly those born in foreign countries—while arguing that this scapegoating and fear-mongering was, in fact, tolerance.
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Gutierrez's fear-mongering attempt and the latest mishap from the Trump campaign depicted an abundance of taco trucks, which would never pose a problem and would be "like a dream come true" instead.
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It's important to note that despite the White House's fear-mongering on the dangers of illegal immigrants, there is no proof immigrants raise crime rates in America or are particularly prone to crime.
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The Clinton email saga is the product of a perfect synergy between typical conservative scandal-mongering and the media's indignation that information they were entitled to, if otherwise uninterested in, had been concealed.
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Trump used the attack for his own fear-mongering purposes—"This is going to happen in the United States"—and reiterated his call for "a lot more than waterboarding" to address the threat.
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But given the President's words and actions in recent months and days, I believe it will be up to Congress to choose empathy, sensibility and smart policy over hate, division and fear-mongering.
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The narcissistic tendencies and fear-mongering tactics of our leaders, plus a series of revelations of noted sexual misconduct in many fields, made the events of 2017 read like a leadership Greek tragedy.
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Weighing on O'Rourke is pressure from friends and political allies -- especially those in El Paso who see him as a strong voice to combat President Donald Trump's fear-mongering about the southern border.
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The age of easy oil is over Plummeting oil prices in the wake of the US shale boom have led many to dismiss peak oil as little more than a doom-mongering myth.
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It's the sort of fear-mongering and race-baiting that both needs to be called out and calls back to one of the most notorious negative ads ever run: the Willie Horton commercial.
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His fear-mongering about Japanese people helped lay the groundwork for their forced internment during World War II. Even Trump's supposedly populist economic agenda has been steeped in white supremacy since the beginning.
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Representative Ilhan Omar, Minnesota/Somalia: The ban is un-American and represents a dangerous pivot towards increased nationalism, fear-mongering, and spreading falsehoods about the danger immigrants and refugees pose to this country.
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Surges of murder in several major cities, televised protests against police behavior, and fear-mongering by some presidential candidates have contributed to a perception—never mind the facts—that crime is rising ominously.
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In the media, police widely used this case to send the message that online hate-mongering—which had reached a fever pitch after Sunday's attack on a Quebec mosque—would not be tolerated.
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I'm not exactly surprised that celebrity fitness person Tracy Anderson's recent interview with Well+Good consisted almost entirely of body-shaming, fear-mongering, and unscientific "facts" about fitness — that's sort of her brand.
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Critical paeans to his work, in Italy and, increasingly, abroad, yawed between symbol-mongering—the apertures as female genitalia or the wounds of Christ—and poetic lucubration on themes of space and time.
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But he warned against interpreting either "Moonlight" or "Luke Cage" as a direct response to the current political climate that encompasses Black Lives Matter activism and Donald J. Trump's "inner city" fear-mongering.
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And while liberals and secularists throughout India despair that Hindu nationalism and fear-mongering have prevailed again, the B.J.P.'s victory in this distant corner of the country doesn't mean what it seems.
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Since the migrant crisis of 2015, one of the pope's most emphatic and consistent messages has been the need to welcome refugees, who he believes have been exploited by fear-mongering European nationalists.
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National security fear-mongering and culture war controversies, especially over same-sex marriage, were employed to rally the base and ensure its loyalty, even as dissatisfaction with Mr. Bush's governance continued to grow.
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" Cook is also resharing old rumor-mongering posts from Stop Mandatory Vaccination, lightly updated for the coronavirus crisis—for instance, claiming that the CDC will impose "indefinite detainment, forced vaccination and unlimited surveillance.
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It's a model that has already been heralded as the sort of polar opposite of the old-school fear-mongering propagated by Drug Abuse Resistance Education, or D.A.R.E., in the 80s and 90s.
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Her neighbors included Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly, and James Rosenquist—most of them gay (she was a lesbian) and determined to counter the histrionic paint-mongering that was then in vogue.
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Some have criticized the stakes of this "race" as overblown; a fear-mongering way to justify bureaucrats like Pai selling off America's digital resources so communications companies can get rich off of 5G.
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My full story here... Shep debunks Trump's scare-mongering "President Trump is calling caravan a national emergency, claiming criminals and unknown Middle Easterners are mixed in," Shep Smith said on Fox Monday afternoon.
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It also resulted in some self-righteous indignation from supporters who claimed that criticism of Antifa was fear mongering, as the group was the antithesis of the racists/bigots they sought to confront.
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Obviously all the scare-mongering around Muslims appeals to a broader base of perpetually fed-up conservatives, and polls show that their votes are probably enough for Trump to win the caucus on Monday.
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"The company ran an expensive and vicious anti-union campaign based on fear-mongering, lies, and intimidation," said Julian Tysh, an organizer with Teamsters, in a phone conversation with Hyperallergic after the vote today.
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"This debate should be driven by facts and common sense, not fear-mongering about targeting 'widows and orphans' or other straw-man arguments from the White House that demean a serious conversation," he said.
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The bad news is a significant number of the party faithful are doubling down on what we can call the loser's road of identity politics, elitist/celebrity-driven condescension and racial fear-mongering hysteria.
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For all the worry turkeys inspire—long cooking time aside, there's the concerns of salmonella, fear-mongering about deep frying, the question of wet brine or dry brine, the mere idea of spatchcocking etc.
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His fear-mongering and racism are making us lose sight of the unique brand of American-ness that characterizes immigrants and refugees and makes us best positioned to be America's next generation of leaders.
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The four-month campaign was among the divisive ever waged in Britain, with accusations of lying and scare-mongering on both sides and rows on immigration which critics said at times unleashed overt racism.
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Sandberg: I think the biggest lesson is that giving people the stuff they need -- and being very clear and straight-forward about it -- can trump even a relentless campaign of fear-mongering and propaganda.
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The Republican Party's fear-mongering about the perils of a liberal America, the explicitly racist ads, and the lies about protecting patients with preexisting conditions all came very close to keeping them in power.
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Many people reacted to my work on procreation ethics by saying climate change will not be so bad, and so curbing individual desires, such as having children, in its name is unnecessary fear-mongering.
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Disease mongering is defined as taking medical conditions that are just common, everyday occurrences — sometimes they're just the consequence of aging — and turning it into something where you think it's a serious medical condition.
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They also increased the screen-time for a new character named Brett O'Keefe, a conspiracy theory-peddling, hate-mongering alt-right radio host that Gansa said was inspired by controversial InfoWars host Alex Jones.
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Placed in this context, these latest scare-mongering claims — even if taken at face value — do little to advance arguments in favor of tightening prohibition, and provides ample ammunition to wage for its repeal.
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On the raw level of delivering an ultimately empty speech that pointed to some undefined "other" in the name of fear-mongering, the two 20th century fascists were much more gifted and charismatic speakers.
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The network is known for declaring the Boston Marathon bombings a government plot, publicly shaming its own journalists if they dare defy the Kremlin line and for featuring American commentators known for conspiracy-mongering.
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"The hearing today is not about white nationalism or hate crimes, it's about fear-mongering, power and control," Owens said, casting doubt on whether hate crimes in the U.S. have risen in recent years.
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Journalists and nonprofits must work in tandem to resist the fear-mongering and tactical misinformation spread by this administration, or this country will continue to alienate the people who are living out its promise.
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Modi and the BJP government claim these concerns are simply fear-mongering, but experts say there is already evidence that the party has plans to mine social media data ahead of next year's elections.
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BEIJING — An anonymous letter calling on President Xi Jinping to resign for the good of China and his own safety seemed to be digital rumor-mongering when it appeared on the Internet this month.
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Neoconservative boondoggles had fallen out of favor, and Barack Obama's historic win signaled a new direction for a country that had grown increasingly resistant to politicians and policymakers fear-mongering for their dubious aims.
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" The protagonist on The Mindy Project, who's an OB-GYN herself, told a group of teens in a fear-mongering sex talk, "You're obsessed with forever... It's probably why you love those vampire movies.
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"Today's announcement is yet another limitless drama and publicity mongering by Modi desperately trying to reap political benefits at the time of election," Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal state, said on Twitter.
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A heartbeat after Mr. Trump's Pittsburgh visit, he was back in full brawler mode, ratcheting up the fear-mongering and immigrant-bashing that he is counting on to drive his base to the polls.
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" Four years after voters first saw Mr. Trump's name on a ballot, he leaned into some of the original, fear-mongering themes that defined his entry into politics, calling undocumented immigrants "stone cold rapists.
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Despite extensive scientific testing showing e-cigarettes are far safer to traditional tobacco, fear-mongering campaigns continue to spread the ludicrous idea that vaping is a greater threat to health than even traditional smoking.
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Now Trump is leaning even harder into purposeful hate-mongering, following up on his early campaign declaration that Mexican immigrants are mostly "rapists" with a firm pledge to prioritize banning Muslims from entering the country.
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While marijuana has long been the subject of baseless fear-mongering, there are still legit concerns over how dangerous it could be for young people whose brains haven't fully developed, let alone those still unborn.
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That could be a powerful statement, especially as the show keeps trying to shine a light on how people grab power (see: Kai's fear-mongering) and grapple with forces outside their control (see: Ally's desperation).
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They act shocked and appalled when fear mongering, the mainstream legitimization of white nationalists, and dangerously lax gun control leave them with blood on their hands (as it did at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue).
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If you're a consumer of fear-mongering news stories like I am, the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil seem to have a cloud hanging over them—a cloud made of mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus.
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Former mayor of London Boris Johnson, the de facto leader of the "Out" campaign, has accused Cameron of scare-mongering over Britain's security and suggested the bloc is trying to create a damaging European superstate.
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The bizarre event was supposedly staged to clarify, after years of equivocation and rumour-mongering, that Mr Trump believes that Barack Obama was born in America, and is thus a legitimate holder of his office.
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The US government's plan to relinquish stewardship of key internet governance functions is under attack from Republicans who are using blatant falsehoods and fear-mongering to obstruct the historic transfer, according to internet policy experts.
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Where these intrepid ultra-nationalists are going to turn up next is anyone's guess, but if you work for a media organization that occasionally criticizes hate-mongering, who knows—it could be at your door.
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Besides being 100 percent wrong on the election of Donald Trump in 2016, their fear-mongering predictions of doom and condemnation have been wrong on any number of other Trump policies, initiatives and personnel moves.
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Doctors are so concerned about lawyer ads for drug lawsuits that last year the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association (AMA) passed a resolution calling the ads "fear mongering" and "dangerous" for patients.
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Suspending hate figures: This finally happened in May, as it did on Instagram, and only after Facebook permitted the parasitic conspiracy horseshit these hate-mongering lizard people peddled to their massive followings on the platform.
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But if the network was hoping Barr would tone down her social media hate-mongering — or if they were simply hoping audiences and critics would get tired and move on — they were out of luck.
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Perhaps if the authors of these boba-fear-mongering articles about the "popular Asian drink" ever visited bubble tea shops in real life, they might know that—but maybe the risk is just too great.
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"Listen, it's definitely not her fault, but she knew in some ways his power-mongering," the second fashion insider said, citing Weinstein's reputation for pressuring artists to wear Marchesa designs when the two were married.
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If the play overreaches for effect, there's no trace of the sensational in Ms. Mulligan's performance, which is accompanied by a playfulness and quick-wittedness that bypass the gathering thesis-mongering of the final passages.
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You don't need to be a psychiatrist to understand that the kind of hate and fear-mongering that is the stock-in-trade of Mr. Trump and his enablers can goad deranged people to action.
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"We have always made it very clear... that a Conservative government will not reopen this issue," Scheer said, accusing his opponents of fear-mongering in a bid to deflect attention from "their scandals and corruption".
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"This is a fear-mongering tactic used by individuals who, I suspect, do not have a lot of clinical experience with actually meeting the children and families, and to actually understanding their experience," Leibowitz said.
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Dr. Kays thinks wolf genes that made some coyotes bigger (but not a separate, "fear-mongering hype" species some call a coywolf, he points out) likely allowed them to expand more rapidly into the Northeast.
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There were the twins of conspiracy mongering — also known as the Trump sons, Eric and Don Jr. — along with the Trump campaign head Brad Parscale shoving out a series of unsubstantiated rumors about rigged results.
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David Lapan, a former department spokesman in the Trump administration, accused Mr. Cuccinelli of "fear-mongering" and sending a political message to Stephen Miller, the architect of hard-line immigration policies at the White House.
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When Hillary Clinton appeared before the House Benghazi committee in 2015, her 11-hour performance did more than anything to dispel the continued scandal-mongering among Republicans and boost her chances in the Democratic primary.
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When Michelle Obama originally said "When they go low, we go high," it was in the throes of the 2016 presidential campaign amid Trump's repeated hate mongering, and pretty much everyone left of center cheered.
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They worry that the unfounded speculation and paranoia that infect the Russiasphere risk pushing liberals into the same black hole of conspiracy-mongering and fact-free insinuation that conservatives fell into during the Obama years.
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It picks up some steam with the late appearance of Will Ferrell returning as the nasty Mugatu, a power-mongering fashion titan whose mixture of imperious hauteur and prissiness suggests an extreme caricature of Karl Lagerfeld.
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And by the way, he was never confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court in large part because of what was lying and fear mongering and just frankly, smearing, by people such as Senator Ted Chappaquiddick Kennedy.
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"The core dollar store shopper is healthy today, with spend driven by employment and wage gains and less impacted/swayed by market volatility and political fear-mongering," Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Trussell told investors on Monday.
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But Russian television, which is where the vast majority of people get their information, alternates between uplifting stories about growing domestic production and Russia's boundless resources, and fear-mongering reports about United States aggression toward Russia.
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Such fears are what Cameron, and the "In" campaign which says being part of the EU makes Britain's economy stronger, are banking on under a strategy which critics say amounts to little more than scare-mongering.
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You may find that ridiculous, but it doesn't begin to touch the outrageous and sexist fear-mongering around Clinton's health, which was deliberately manufactured by the alt-right and then adopted by the Trump campaign itself.
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Once Trump himself took the stage, the groundwork was laid for his acceptance speech to amplify -- to rousing cheers from the overwhelmingly white delegates -- the previous days' anti-black, anti-Muslim and anti-immigration fear-mongering.
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In November, when Trump tweeted a fear-mongering video of Luis Bracamontes, a twice-deported Mexican immigrant found guilty of killing two Californian police officers, many critics noted that he was reviving the "Willie Horton" tactic.
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Clinton is a survivor of slander-mongering, having lived through the 1990s, when her husband's sex life was made public and she was accused of everything from murdering supposed lover Vince Foster to being a lesbian.
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In response to the fear-mongering surrounding our neighbors in Mexico, my 15-year-old brother and his friends raised money through pizza parties and lemonade stands and built a dorm at an orphanage in Tijuana.
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Hot on the heels of making incredibly ill-advised appearances on Alex Jones' conspiracy-mongering internet talk show Infowars, the newly-minted father was documented acting his usual self last week at a Memphis tour stop.
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Timothée Chalamet plays the English prince as a beautiful melancholy youth, whose withdrawal from court is prompted more by his political alienation from his war-mongering father, Henry IV (a louche Ben Mendelsohn), than pure hedonism.
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From protected statuses to grievance-mongering, set asides, racial preferences, bias training, political correctness and hegemonic narratives, the whole edifice of identity politics rests on the foundational notion that we are all members of monolithic groups.
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As grifters go, Adams has always been what the kids these days would call Very Online; there are examples of his fear-mongering that go back to 1999, when he jumped feet-first into Y2K hysteria.
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His over-the-top fear-mongering and descent into ridiculous caricatures of Democrats as the "angry mob" — warning that, if we win, the United States will turn into Venezuela — betray his own fear of losing Congress.
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Conservative commentator Candace Owens on Tuesday blasted a House hearing on white nationalism and hate crimes, claiming Democrats on the panel were focused on "fear-mongering, power and control" rather than on the issue of racism.
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Journalists are quick to jump on the anti-Trump train accusing him of a scorched-earth strategy that is nothing more than conspiracy mongering, however millions of Americans disagree and see through the Clinton smoke screen.
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"I have stories of sabotaged lab equipment, rumor-mongering, sexual assault, and rape," said Kathryn Clancy, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois, who has been surveying women in science fields about their experiences.
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She didn't use fear-mongering to jar me into abstaining from sex — rather, she told me how important it was to make sure that whatever form of birth control I used was right for my body.
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As Election Day drew nearer and fear-mongering efforts were redoubled, the more volatile enclaves of certain subreddits—particularly /r/The_Donald, a massive subreddit dedicated to Donald Trump—began engaging in real world doxxing and harassment.
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"The State of Hawaii is war mongering and scaring its citizens with its monthly nuclear attack warning siren which began in December 2017," read an online petition to stop the sirens, signed by nearly 450 people.
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The credibility of the United States government, and the American electorate, will further erode as Trump keeps fear-mongering over immigrants, gutting environmental regulations and cozying up to dictators, business cronies and his broadly xenophobic base.
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The same was true for the West Africa outbreak, but that didn't stop Chris Christie, Donald Trump, and others from fear-mongering about Ebola, and using the outbreak to call for borders to be closed down.
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He has spent decades plying the political dark arts — including scandal-mongering — to help influence American election campaigns, and has long maintained that he had no connection to Russia's attempts to disrupt the 2016 presidential election.
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But they embraced and promoted him as a political figure not despite his ugly conspiracy-mongering but because of it — doing so at a time when he had no other conceivable connection to Republican Party politics.
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Although some admirers believe he remains too restrained in an era of Trumpian bombast, Mr. Obama has excoriated the incumbent for "lying" and "fear-mongering" and pulling "a political stunt" by sending troops to the border.
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We've already witnessed an Iranian kinetic response on U.S. assets in Iraq, so it's worth assessing whether we're experiencing cyber fear-mongering or if companies and governments should take steps to help protect themselves if needed.
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"We are seeing elected officials turn back because of fear-mongering," said Akeem Browder, the brother of Kalief Browder, a Bronx teenager whose long incarceration on Rikers Island and subsequent suicide galvanized the push for reform.
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Fear-mongering that Warren is an evil socialist coming to take away all your stuff plays to the people tuning into CNBC, whether from the trading floor at Citi or from a living room in Wisconsin.
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Speaking of fact-checking Fox News' chief news anchor Shepard Smith spent a portion of his program fact-checking some of the fear-mongering that has been peddled by his own colleagues on his own network.
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That's the second most surprising thing about the below clip of Gorka fear-mongering at the Conservative Political Action Conference, which is like comic-con for people who have long explanations for why they aren't racist.
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Voters repudiated Trump's fear-mongering about immigrants during last November's midterm elections, but even with Democrats now controlling the House, Trump hasn't given up on trying to convince Americans that undocumented immigration is a national emergency.
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It's all anyone can do to drown out all the noise and anxiety and warnings and fear-mongering surrounding what we put in our mouths and figure out what works for our own body, mind, and life.
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A new paper, "Political uncertainty, political capital and firm risk taking", by Pat Akey, of the University of Toronto, and Stefan Lewellen, of London Business School, underlines the tight link between political uncertainty and political influence-mongering.
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You know the ones—the sort of fear-mongering, copypasta-esque warnings that came in the form of cryptically bolded email chains a decade ago, and today dot the social media feeds of your friends and relatives.
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" On Libra, Mr. Zuckerberg mixed fear-mongering and concession in an attempt to get lawmakers on board: • He invoked China as a threat, arguing that "while we debate these issues, the rest of the world isn't waiting.
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"Increasing the representation of transgender folks in public office is crucial to help the public know who trans people are, and counter the fear-mongering and lies the far right tells about who we are," he said.
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Trump capitalized on the collective anxiety these events created—at one point he literally asked Russia to "find" Hillary Clinton's missing emails—and there's zero indication he's going to stop the fear mongering once he takes office.
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"This is a historic election not only because we've elected the first female president, but we showed the world that Americans will not tolerate division, exclusion, fear-mongering, sexist and racist rhetoric," she said, holding back tears.
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" Obama also encouraged the crowd of about 1,800 at Florida Memorial University to take advantage of Florida's early voting, telling the audience in doing so they can reject what the President called Trump's "dark, pessimistic fear-mongering.
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After a reelection campaign of jingoism and fear mongering, George W. Bush claimed he'd won political capital and set about spending it on an unrelated plan that would've diverted significant payroll tax revenue into private investment accounts.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani said on Friday Iran would not be cowed by "war-mongering policies" against his country, state TV reported, amid increased tensions with the United States following the election of President Donald Trump.
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And when he inevitably asked Trump about birtherism, Holt made the racial implications of Trump's conspiracy-mongering clear, noting he was making these claims about the first black president and not about any of his white predecessors.
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J. Jonah Jameson now hosts an Alex Jones-like radio show to spout his conspiracy theories about Spider-Man, and like Jones himself, his fear-mongering is occasionally correct- ish just enough for him to be dangerous.
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Adriana teaches us that we have to remind each other, over and over, that we can turn to, not on, each other, even in the face of a fear-mongering state, an abusive boyfriend, an oppressive patriarch.
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The ad sets the stage for fear-mongering, stating that NYC remains the number one target of terror in the world, citing the NYPD police commissioner, and reminding viewers that there are 40,000 Airbnb listings in NYC.
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Such is the situation for the anti-vaccination, or "anti-vax," community, thousands of whose members flock to social media pages where they promptly remove "pro-vax trolls," and post fear-mongering memes and exaggerated personal anecdotes.
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After nearly two weeks of conflicting secondhand reports, broad allegations, rumor-mongering, and missing details, here is a reminder of how little we actually know about what went down — and a rundown of the big lingering questions.
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"For the American people, what he's done to degrade the standards in our society — the fear-mongering, his notion that your enemy is your fellow American — I think that is so corrosive and so damaging," he said.
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After decades of journalistic scandal-mongering, each more intrusive than the last — and then juiced by the Internet — was the jury in Florida that ruled so decisively against Gawker speaking for the entire culture in saying, "Enough"?
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Many on the left suggest that concerns about entitlements are little more than fear-mongering by Republicans who want to slash benefits for the poor and less fortunate, while giving breaks to their fat-cat corporate donors.
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Police said they had also detained another woman for "rumor mongering," accusing her of posting fabricated information online about the involvement of military personnel in the incident, which prompted an unusual denial from the country's defense ministry.
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Clinton's campaign and a lawyer involved in cases against a string of strict voter identification laws in states such as North Carolina and Virginia in recent years, called such talk fear-mongering aimed at depressing minority turnout.
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Street. The drumbeat of scandal mongering is likely to increase and some of those stories, like reports of a donor to the Clinton Foundation being appointed to a secret intelligence board, will have a basis in fact.
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Democrats have accused Trump of seeking to rile up his base and stoke fears over immigration with his recent rhetoric, a charge Trump refuted on Wednesday when he insisted he was not "fear-mongering" over the issue.
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Facebook officials said at the time that Jones violated its policy against dangerous individuals and organizations, but they did not specify what Jones did that crossed the line after years of conspiracy-mongering and anti-Semitic innuendo.
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" She added that the couple had been "victimized by the scandal-mongering tabloid press, and the Imperial Household Agency is reacting to the avalanche of negative press — apparently since last fall — by walking back on the engagement.
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"Manchester by the Sea," partly because it is a product of the Damon-Affleck industrial complex, partakes of some of this myth-mongering, but it also resists the more tiresome clichés of the blue-collar Boston movie.
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We should not accept a world in which authoritarian nation-states are able to assert their will and create a false consensus in international bodies by fear-mongering about a threat they are largely responsible for creating.
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But they would never reach the collective readerships of Breitbart News, the Drudge Report, WND, Newsmax, InfoWars, and lesser-knowns like Western Journalism—not to mention the closed loop of peer-to-peer right-wing rumor-mongering.
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This was "the future liberals want" meme brawl — where liberals took a fear-mongering message about drag queens and veiled Muslim women taking the subway and flipped it into a positive message of inclusion — all over again.
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Until a few weeks ago, Disney's "Zootopia," about a plucky rabbit police officer fighting prejudice and a fear-mongering lamb, seemed a shoo-in for this prize, having collected a Golden Globe and a Producers Guild Award.
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The big Democratic win Tuesday night by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam, rejecting the Ed Gillespie campaign, which tried to out-Trump Trump in its hateful, fear-mongering, misleading ads, means Trumpism without Trump has been repudiated.
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More importantly, despite hysterical right-wing conspiracy mongering, Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee investigators interviewed Chalupa in 2017 and, finding no evidence of a Ukrainian plot to interfere in the 2016 U.S. election, declined to follow up.
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These poets' directness suits their media, at their best disrupting never-ending streams of gossip, selfies and opinion-mongering with stark emotional clearings that aren't entirely unlike the mental stillness and "othering" fostered by poetry's traditional techniques.
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These poets' directness suits their media, at their best disrupting never-ending streams of gossip, selfies and opinion-mongering with stark emotional clearings that aren't entirely unlike the mental stillness and "othering" fostered by poetry's traditional techniques.
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"The childishness, the gratuitous fear-mongering and race baiting has become so consistent that we almost expect it, the bar has been lowered so far," Gregg Popovich, head coach of the San Antonio Spurs basketball team, told reporters.
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According to the popular vote tally, which shows that more than half of the country voted for Hillary Clinton and against hate mongering, misogyny and xenophobia, most of the nation has been in a state of depressive shock.
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He was addressing media through a conference call in the wake of sharp recent falls in the shares of his group firms Reliance Power Ltd and its parent Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, which Ambani attributed to "unwarranted rumour-mongering".
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In a meeting with the Communist Party committee in charge of improving China's legal system, Mr. Xi called for a crackdown on people who resist efforts to control the epidemic and on rumor-mongering that undermines those efforts.
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In the letter, first reported by Bloomberg's Sarah Frier, Schiff voiced concerns that both Facebook and Instagram serve up misleading, fear-mongering content about vaccines, which have been shown to be safe, effective, and critical for public health.
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But it turns out the reason Trump Jr. — EVP of the Trump Organization and regular purveyor of fear-mongering tweets — took the meeting was for something less charitable: dirt on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and the DNC.
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"The American people have been extremely disrespected in this campaign season with the ugliness that pits us against each other and with nonsense and fear-mongering," reads the petition, which had garnered nearly 35,000 signatures by Tuesday afternoon.
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While it reads like it was originally etched on a piece of tin foil, the most interesting aspect is that the real target of Stone's conspiracy-mongering turns out to be other Republicans, notably RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.
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Speaking in the same room where former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz warned earlier in the day that socialism is taking over the Democratic Party, Ocasio-Cortez defended her self-described democratic socialism and dismissed "fear-mongering" about it.
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Most importantly, policy-making to address this existential threat is too important to be driven by widespread speculation and rumor-mongering, often aided by some in the media too prone to sensationalize rather than inform on this issue.
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KANSAS CITY, Missouri — It is safe to say that the United States is in the midst of a deep crisis of identity, fueled by nationalism, fear-mongering across the political spectrum, and denial about the legacy of migration.
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Speaking on behalf of his party, Diamondstone opined about his former friend, and he told us that despite all the Red menace fear-mongering in the right-wing media, Bernie is actually no socialist—and never really was.
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Before the Rose Ceremony, Ben somehow quells the fears of each woman he encounters, including a cake-mongering Olivia (her true talent is eating it, dontcha know) and Jubilee, who just feels like a complicated person. Still. Forever.
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Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE, the presumptive Speaker of the House, called out President Trump for fear mongering with immigration.
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Bell had nothing to do with eugenics, social Darwinism, restrictive immigration or the hate mongering of the K.K.K. The decision addressed a simple question: Does government have the right to stop behavior that places a burden on society?
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In November, de Maizière tried to counter the rumor-mongering by announcing the initial results of a police study that found asylum seekers and refugees were, on the whole, not likelier to commit crimes than the general population.
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These arguments might amount to fear-mongering but they're vague enough to not be outright lies—though it should be pointed out that the healthcare cuts favored by Trump also amounted to further rationing care for vulnerable populations.
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And when Democrats attack Republican lawmakers — including those in swing districts — on taxes, it's valuable for the Congress members to know "that Republicans, conservatives and independents are for this, and the left is just fear-mongering," Holler added.
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In fact, it felt like a minor miracle when the tireless Dr. Fauci popped up on Sean Hannity's show this week to kindly school him on his irresponsible downplaying and deep-state conspiracy mongering of the health crisis.
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Many female Democrats (as well as, perhaps by coincidence, Tiffany Trump) wore white in honor of the suffragettes and watched with limited applause as Trump rattled off his own partisan, fear-mongering goals for immigration and foreign policy.
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Rather than engaging in fear-mongering and the telling of half-truths, the Surgeon General would be far better served advocating that we apply these same tried-and-true tactics to a tightly regulated, adult-use cannabis market.
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In its intelligence bulletin identifying QAnon as a potential domestic terror threat, the F.B.I. warned that partisan conspiracy mongering in the United States was being exacerbated by "the uncovering of real conspiracies or cover-ups" by political leaders.
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But YouTube's stars are primarily homegrown, and many feel — not entirely unreasonably — that after years of encouraging them to build their audiences with viral stunts and baseless rumor-mongering, the platform is now changing the rules on them.
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But it's a decent indication that this sort of alt-right conspiracy-mongering has been present for a long time, and is often rooted in the anti-establishment religious fear present since the middle of the 20th century.
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Two weeks before it announced it was banning overseas advertising, VICE News reported that hundreds of U.S. political and religious groups were attempting to interfere in the outcome of the vote through ad buys, fear-mongering and disinformation.
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That tradition had deep and American roots: In the ruthless scoop-mongering of Jack Anderson; in the trade coverage of the growing industry of politics; in the rich narrative tradition of politics-as-psychodrama, perfected by Richard Ben Cramer.
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All that is even more difficult when the hard left is attacking the founders of our civilizations for sins endemic to human existence more than a century ago, and the hard right resorts to fear mongering and race baiting.
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Policymaking is made more difficult when the issue is clouded with false claims and fear-mongering, as it is when Trump ties immigrants to crime, although the rates of crime among immigrants are lower than among native-born Americans.
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" DM: In my head, they've implemented some fear-mongering throughout the show that keeps James on his toes, like "I should not get too far away from this zone I'm in, or some doomsday scenario is going to happen.
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From pointing out the flaws in plans to make Mexico pay for the border wall to fear-mongering stories about ISIS fighters being part of the caravan, Bricky let the pro-wall folks do the hard work for him.
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Yet its obvious fear-mongering and its refusal even to discuss climate change—coal is another of the right wing's pet causes—have alienated centrists, leading to trouncings at recent by-elections in Sydney and rural New South Wales.
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Exhibit A is of course his idea that Barack Obama wasn't born in the US—a bit of racist hate-mongering he reportedly held onto as late as 2017, though he stopped publicly insisting on it during the campaign.
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For those who make it to our borders, the fear-mongering engaged in by Trump and others leads to discrimination, social exclusion and the marginalization of communities, which have been recognized by international bodies as conditions conducive to terrorism.
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Anti-occult crusaders like Pat Pulling, who believed her son committed suicide because of an evil Dungeons and Dragons curse, crusaded against roleplaying games as dangerous and demonic, backed by occult fear-mongering from Chick and his Chick Tracts.
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Markey's mistake was the latest and perhaps most prominent example of the rise of conspiracy-mongering on the left, prompting some to worry that liberals are heading into the same fever swamps that have swallowed up the Republican Party.
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Italy, Greece and Spain are less than enthusiastic about a build-up; Germany's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, delighted the Kremlin earlier this month by deploring large-scale NATO exercises in eastern Europe as "war-mongering" and "sabre-rattling".
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Nielsen's pending departure Nielsen's potential departure would come after a midterm election campaign in which Trump focused heavily on immigration, often overlooking economic matters in favor of false or fear-mongering language about a crisis at the southern border.
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Washington (CNN)After nearly four years of improbable political momentum, President Donald Trump demonstrated Tuesday his brand of race-baiting and fear-mongering politics -- which inflamed his base voters but scorched the rest -- can still win some big elections.
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Nobody in pro wrestling is parsed more thoroughly than the Young Bucks, because no one else has so thoroughly fused the in-ring product—the act of wrestling—with the sport's other trappings: entrepreneurship, internet rumor mongering, backstage innuendo.
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He is no longer just a garden variety, fame-mongering jerk who makes people feel uncomfortable — he's a ticking time bomb making everyone on set fear for their safety with his acts of aggression and explicit threats of violence.
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In 1882, the United States passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred Chinese immigrants from coming to the country -- not so very different from Trump's own racist and fear-mongering 2017 travel ban that predominantly targets Muslim-majority countries.
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"Spellbound" This documentary, a 2003 Oscar nominee, follows the 1999 National Spelling Bee, offering "enough drama, humor and unfiltered nail-biting suspense to put all the thrill-mongering screenwriters in Hollywood to shame," wrote the Times critic A.O. Scott.
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"Pasolini" takes place mainly in the days leading up to his murder, but, if anything, Ferrara, a notorious provocateur in his own right, tries to dispel some of the feverish speculation and conspiracy-mongering that has surrounded that crime.
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All the NRA's fear-mongering has been proven false; in the six years since the SAFE Act was passed, no one has ever complained to me that they have been denied a gun they were legally entitled to own.
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Without any links to official coronavirus information, a Reddit search for the disease brings up a slew of posts across the platform citing sketchy sources, linking to unverified social media posts, and making bold — and potentially fear-mongering — claims.
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Donald J. Trump has consistently exposed the mendacity that permeates political discourse, from the empty promises and canned talking points of the professional politicians to the institutional bias and overt opinion-mongering of the professional journalists who enable them.
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But this kind of rumor-mongering is especially beyond the pale for someone who will have the next president's ear, said former State Department policy adviser Peter Singer, one of many people who publicly lambasted Flynn after Sunday's shooting.
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"More recently the moral panic, fear mongering and outright propaganda around New York's Bail Reform had echoes of the crack era and the Central Park Jogger Case, with broadcasters outlets using headlines like "Simply let the bad guys go?
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"There is a continual fear-mongering, and I don't believe in laws that start out in fear," she said in the debate, which is the only debate between the two in a state with an economy bigger than Russia's.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis made an impassioned plea for Europe to stick together and revive the ideals of its founders on Sunday, saying ideologies and fear-mongering politicians were threatening its very existence as a bloc.
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This is a fear mongering tactic by the hard left to put try to actually put forth a talking point and accuse other people of what they are actually doing, which is one of Saul Alinsky&aposs rules for radicals.
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Anti-drug activists seized on the opportunity for race-based fear-mongering, and the so-called link between minorities and marijuana has been marketed to devastating effect by American politicians — its role in the broader war on drugs can't be overstated.
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