White mothers virulently and violently protested the integration of schools.
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This is more than five years of virulently racist tweets.
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It is virulently opposed to autonomy for Turkey's Kurdish minority.
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Ebola spread virulently through Sierra Leone for a number of reasons.
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He publicly defended a virulently anti-Semitic vicar named Stephen Sizer.
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The ruling Conservative party is split, with grassroots activists often virulently euroskeptical.
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And there is also the virulently anti-abortion Daniel Lipinski from Illinois.
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Islamic extremists are also virulently anti-Semitic, like the Nazis before them.
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Boko Haram targets schools because it is virulently against Western-style education.
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The fact that Trump was virulently sexist used to be widely recognized.
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It says the New Black Panthers posts "virulently" racist and anti-Semitic messages.
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" The SPLC described the Traditionalist Youth Network as "virulently racist and anti-Semitic.
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Will fashion, which was virulently anti-leave, make its feelings heard once again?
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My virulently anti-technology Chinese parents were starring in their own internet cooking show.
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Many of them are virulently anti-Kurdish and have reputations for looting and criminality.
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Beginning with a walk in the direction of this virulently homophobic VP you guys employ.
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They won't be tasked with issuing a public statement about a virulently anti-gay law.
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The move delighted conservative lawmakers, particularly Utah's, who virulently opposed the creation of Bears Ears.
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Another supporter of Trump is Matteo Salvini, leader of the virulently anti-migrant Lega Nord.
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And those Republican politicians are taking away all our rights, putting really virulently anti-L.
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Trump is clearly, blatantly, virulently hostile to people who are not white and non-Christian.
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Until quite late in the 653th century, Los Angeles was a virulently anti-union town.
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Mr. Hodgkinson was a Bernie Sanders supporter and campaign volunteer virulently opposed to President Trump.
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Raffaella happens to be virulently classist, while Gennarino is a card-carrying Communist and open misogynist.
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Sears' unsecured creditors had virulently argued since day one against Lampert's efforts to revive the retailer.
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Lebanon: Lebanon is home to Hezbollah, a virulently anti-Israel Shia Islamist group funded by Iran.
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Even the Philippines, a long-time American ally, has recently elected a virulently anti-American president.
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In an atmosphere of dread, gossip and tall tales spread more virulently than the virus itself.
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For many years, the major professional sports leagues were, like the N.C.A.A., virulently against sports gambling.
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" — The Washington Post "We think of ourselves as virulently anti-establishment, particularly 'anti-' the permanent political class.
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The Holocaust occurred, she argues, not because most Germans were as virulently anti-Semitic as the Nazis.
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They are not as well known as the virulently anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan.
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What's more baffling, though, is why he would be virulently against something so innocuous and objectively helpful.
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Mr. Moore has long been virulently opposed to gay marriage and has condemned same-sex relations altogether.
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"Unfortunately, the horrific tragedy in San Diego County reminds us that anti-Semitism is virulently strong," he said.
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His rival is Marine Le Pen, the notorious leader of the virulently anti-immigration, anti-EU National Front.
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The hardline "Brexiteers" in her party are virulently opposed — though it's unlikely they'd be pleased by any deal.
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But the Jarrett tweet was immediate, virulently racist, and hard for even Barr's supporters to deny as racist.
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Mr. von Koerber had been virulently anti-Semitic in the 1920s, but his opinions and politics eventually shifted.
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Gilead is virulently sexist and homophobic, but it is, to all appearances, less racist than the current United States.
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A triumph for Marine Le Pen and her virulently anti-American Front National genuinely would have been a disaster.
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Other groups, like People's Action, lack clear funding from Soros, but nonetheless have virulently anti-Trump messages, like #ResistTrumpTuesdays.
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Even today, Letitia Landon provokes a virulently gendered response, as I have discovered after publishing a biography of her.
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And members of the virulently homophobic Westboro Baptist Church traveled to Ladue, Mo., to picket outside his high school.
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Not to mention the tens of thousands of tweets, Facebook posts, YouTube videos and Amazon reviews that virulently concur.
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He has argued that protecting trans people represents a "radical gender ideology," and virulently opposed recognition of same-sex marriage.
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She virulently defended Rousey's resilience and ability to bounce back from a loss in a recent interview with MMA Fighting.
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It offered the first publicly disclosed indications of why he had been arrested by North Korea's virulently anti-American government.
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Matt Forney, author of virulently misogynistic posts on the men's rights website Return of Kings, has enthusiastically embraced Trump online.
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An archived version of what's believed to be the suspect's Gab page shows regular posting of virulently anti-semitic memes.
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I heard multiple stories of such Turkish-Kurdish encounters in detention, which fascinated me, because Gulenists are virulently anti-P.
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Conversely, it was Southern white Democrats who not only opposed civil rights but also adopted a virulently anti-union stance.
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Jackie is a gay man in a virulently homophobic age, and Dotty will hear no one speak a word against him.
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Few senators were more virulently outspoken against desegregation than the Mississippi senator, who was known for incendiary floor speeches on race.
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The British government banned National Action in 2016, describing it as a "virulently racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic" neo-Nazi group.
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It responded by eliminating the human editors, which is what has helped fake news stories spread more virulently on the platform.
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A virulently anti-Semitic publication, the Daily Stormer was founded in 2013 by a thuggishly enigmatic white supremacist named Andrew Anglin.
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" Pence, who is virulently anti-gay, anti-choice, would also presumably shore up any soft support among so-called "values voters.
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It showed Pence surrounded by monks and nuns, along with three of the most virulently anti-gay activists in the state.
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The El Paso suspect, a young white man, may have posted a virulently anti-immigrant manifesto online just before the shooting.
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After all, the rebel-held region's industrial economy is ruined and holds a population who, by and large, virulently oppose Kiev.
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It's also hard for many people outside the incel community to see the value in outreach, given the community's virulently misogynistic overtones.
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What it's about: Skin is a morality tale, the story of a young boy being raised by a virulently white supremacist father.
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" McCain condemned Manning for aiding WikiLeaks, "a virulently anti-American organization that was a tool of Russia's recent interference in our elections.
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Many within the alt lite sphere are virulently anti-Muslim; the group abhors everyone on 'the left' and traffics in conspiracy theories.
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Other than slapping Last Jedi, their tweets were virulently pro-Trump, pro-NRA, and anti-"SJW," whatever they took that to mean.
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Falwell also hosted the virulently racist presidential aspirant George Wallace on guest pulpits in the South and Midwest in the early 1960s.
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Romania and Ukraine, on the other hand, had virulently anti-Semitic cultures and many Romanians and Ukrainians actively participated in murdering Jews.
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But this isn't a done deal and would require Democrats to agree to something -- maintaining transfer authority -- they are virulently opposed to.
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In his rhetoric and in his actions, the president has been the most virulently anti-immigration leader in a generation or more.
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Donald Trump may have disavowed his most virulently racist and xenophobic supporters on Tuesday, but not all of them are upset about it.
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The Vietnamese diaspora in the West is often virulently anti-communist at a time when few others still worry about communism at all.
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By now, that's a laughable claim, following Trump's pronouncements on transgender Americans in the military, and his outspoken support for virulently homophobic politicians.
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He is virulently anti-immigration, and his ex-wife accused him of not wanting their kids to go to school with Jewish students.
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Riyadh's pro-American stance, and its promotion of a virulently anti-Shia form of Sunni Islam, underpins Iran's tensions with the Saudi kingdom.
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The virulently anti-Russian Ukranian government went public, declaring that Mr. Prokopchuk's candidacy was part of a Kremlin assault on the international order.
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The featured speaker was Geert Wilders, the virulently anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant leader of the Netherlands' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV).
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Meanwhile, there was only a single candidate in the "virulently anti-immigrant" lane, which helped him consolidate a base of like-minded voters.
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But anti-Muslim and anti-Rohingya memes and propaganda spread virulently through Facebook too, inciting violence and eroding support for the Rohingya's plight.
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Little, who claims he just got out of the U.S. Marine Corps, makes no secret of his virulently anti-Semitic and racist views.
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I didn't think MIA would succumb to those kind of tactics, having so virulently opposed any kind of traditional marketing strategies throughout her career.
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Last March, a federal probe of San Francisco's outfit revealed that officers under Suhr's watch had been exchanging hundreds of virulently racist text messages.
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Of particular note was the rise of the virulently nativist, anti-Catholic "American Party" (better known as the "Know-Nothing" Party) in the 1850s.
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Little was known about Bowers, who had no apparent criminal record but who is believed to have expressed virulently anti-Semitic views on social media.
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But he has since changed his tune, empowering the most virulently anti-immigration forces in his party to speak for him in the dealmaking process.
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Manson was virulently racist, and believed that a race war was coming, which he termed "Helter Skelter" (from the Beatles song of the same name).
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Jesus Medina, who works for the DolarToday currency and political website that virulently opposes Maduro, said he was kidnapped, tortured and threatened before being released.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's once virulently anti-Semitic Jobbik party tried to show a more tolerant face this year by sending Hannukah greetings to local Jews.
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The Judiciary Committee became a snake pit of partisan acrimony, led by a highly aggressive and virulently anti-Clinton chief counsel whom Hyde had chosen.
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Apart from her religious affiliations with a virulently homophobic church, there is no evidence of Kris Jenner herself ever taking a stand on gay rights.
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His father, a Jew in hiding and virulently opposed to the Nazis, tried to comfort the officer, telling him that it was a difficult situation.
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Ian Paisley, was an evangelical preacher whose virulently sectarian speeches, and sometimes violent demonstrations, helped stoke interfaith tensions in the early years of the Troubles.
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He hates his own race so virulently that almost everyone, from the Ku Klux Klan to his own corporal, has a motive for killing him.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups, called Long "one of the most virulently homophobic black leaders in the religiously based anti-gay movement.
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Stealthily name your list "My Best Friends," or "Thinkers" and no one will suspect it really is a handy guide to your most virulently disliked antagonists.
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So much so that she says she would have gladly chosen Trump's virulently anti-gay primary opponent, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, over the likely Democratic nominee.
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Taken together, the Five Star Movement, the Northern League and Forza Italia, all virulently anti-German EU political forces, are now polling at about 54 percent.
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Right now, it's the name of both a virulently racist piece of KKK propaganda and a fraught film written, directed by, and starring an accused rapist.
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"I think we have a certain percent of the population that is virulently racist, and that they will express that from time to time," he said.
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The latter point may prove contentious with the likes of Republican front-runner, Donald Trump, who is virulently in favor of a crackdown in U.S. immigration.
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M.B.S. drastically scaled back funding for the spread of Wahhabism abroad, which many experts believe to be responsible for encouraging terrorism and virulently anti-Western ideas.
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Aged just 24, in 2006 he became vice president of the country's virulently anti-semitic, nationalist Jobbik Party, the third largest political party in Hungary's parliament.
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They would finally move past the "smoke a pack a day" threats of the virulently anti-wolf crowd, not to mention the incessant carping of environmentalists.
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In one of the most confrontational exchanges of the day, Jordan accused the deputy attorney general of "hiding information" from Congress — a charge Rosenstein virulently denied.
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Rowling had a similar "accident" again in June 2019, when she straight-up followed a virulently transphobic British TERF on social media, to great uproar: Cool.
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A host of nations that surround these virulently contested waters are making nice to China since President Trump pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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As a writer who has published pieces about men's issues among other topics, Schroeder has suffered online criticism and abuse from those who virulently disagree with her.
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As I wrote in my review, he failed to mention the fact that the majority of Harris's diary was a virulently racist, misogynistic, homophobic, and ableist screed.
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Every single day, the mainstream media, which now has anywhere from 231 to a 231 percent approval rating that I&aposve have seen is virulently anti-Trump.
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Next thing you know, you're getting attacked by a horde of people more virulently racist or sexist or hateful than any you've ever encountered in real life.
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Democrats and the rest of the virulently anti-Trump left got their hopes up again this week, only to have them crushed when the clock struck midnight.
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He plays virulently on the racism and sexism of Movement Conservatism, using the language and the resentments rank-and-file Republican voters have internalized for a generation.
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Hungary's once virulently anti-Semitic Jobbik party also tried to show a more tolerant face by sending greetings to local Jews for their Hanukkah holiday last month.
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Most Jewish BDS supporters, in their naiveté, have no grasp of how they fuel the virulently anti-Israel groups that use this message to validate their agendas.
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Brimelow is the founder of VDARE, a virulently anti-immigrant white supremacist news site named after Virginia Dare, the first white English person born in North America.
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Beckwith's aunt, Lucy Yerger, had been the president of the Mississippi U.D.C. and gave some of the most virulently racist speeches to come out of the organization.
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By electing a radical, socialist, virulently anti-Israel woman to Congress recently in Queens and the Bronx, that to me shows the dangerous direction of the Democratic party.
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When GamerGate waged its terror campaign against anyone that didn't fit their heterosexual white male purity tests, GamerGate didn't need everyone to be as virulently misogynistic as them.
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They hold virulently racist and anti-Semitic views informed by the writings of James Mason, a member of the American Nazi party who idolized Hitler and Charles Manson.
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"If ... you're virulently against America and you try to come into the United States, there's a good chance you won't be let in," he told visiting Christian journalists.
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But the GOP has always hosted anti-immigration nativists; they are the descendants of the Know-Nothing Party, the virulently anti-immigration party of the 1840s and 1850s.
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The emails revealed Miller's anti-immigration stances and his penchant for sharing virulently white nationalist websites to shape Breitbart's coverage of issues involving immigration and people of color.
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A week before the reported attack, Mr. Smollett said he had received a virulently racist and threatening anonymous letter containing a white powder, later determined to be harmless.
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" Hawkins said that when he shared the hateful images on Twitter, the account was immediately hit with hundreds of responses on social media that were "virulently anti-Semitic.
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Another group Johnson "liked" was the New Black Panther Party, whose leaders have "long expressed virulently anti-white and anti-Semitic opinions," according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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But Mr. Oetomo's youth took a dark turn in 1965, when Suharto, the virulently anti-Communist general, began to seize power and started purging suspected Communists and Sukarno supporters.
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People all over the world are so divided on LGBT issues that associating a rainbow color scheme with solidarity doesn't sit well with those virulently opposed to anything queer.
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Her own Aboriginality — then a source of deep shame in a virulently racist Australian culture — was rarely discussed, but she nevertheless internalized her family's traumatic history of forced separations.
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And none made a concrete pledge to counter virulently prejudicial legislation in Quebec, which bans the wearing of religious symbols in the public workplace, fomenting Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
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The virulently intolerant are always welcome to air their grievances, but as more diverse voices experiment with the genre, it'll only make them more irrelevant and out-of-touch.
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Justice Elena Kagan asked at one point whether a president could, hypothetically, make virulently anti-Semitic statements throughout his campaign and in office and then ban all travelers from Israel.
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Why Beijing decided to aggravate its trade case with a $901.7 billion merchandise trade surplus during the tenure of an administration virulently opposed to such trade developments is a mystery.
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Yet, when the Trump administration began, with the virulently anti-LGBTQ Vice President Mike Pence at Trump's side, Democrats shrank from the opportunity to even mention transgender people by name.
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Trump didn't just run a virulently racist campaign; his entire political identity, as Coates wrote in a recent essay, is founded on negating the achievements of the first black president.
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And none have voiced those concerns more virulently than President Trump, who has said it was a mistake to let China into the World Trade Organization in the first place.
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The party's founder was Ian Paisley, a self-made evangelical preacher whose virulently sectarian speeches, and sometimes violent demonstrations, helped stoke interfaith tensions in the early years of the Troubles.
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She recounts her grandmother's life growing up in the South during the Ku Klux Klan's heyday, and her escape from that virulently racist world to a more tolerant Los Angeles.
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Geert Wilders, the virulently anti-immigrant leader of the Netherlands' Party of Freedom, or P.V.V., has led the charge on the immigration debate, drawing in parties on the mainstream right.
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What about Joy Reid's virulently homophobic blog posts, or Joe Biden's racially condescending description of Barack Obama as "the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean"?
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When it comes to gay Americans, Trump has tried to have it both ways, vowing to be their protector while presiding over a Republican convention with a virulently anti-gay platform.
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Minnesota's Ilhan Omar is all the proof we need that 2016's election will go down as one of the most exceptional contests in American history, despite its virulently Islamophobic rhetoric.
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Sayoc also posted virulently anti-Muslim memes and published the address of billionaire investor and Democratic donor George Soros, and photos of the homes of some others who later received bombs.
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He also posted virulently anti-Muslim memes and published the address of George Soros, and photos of the homes of some of the people who later received bombs in the mail.
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It was announced in late January as deadlines loomed for applications to some graduate programs, and it came on the heels of Mr. Trump's virulently anti-immigrant rhetoric during the campaign.
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The show aired on the Christian Broadcast Network, owned by the virulently homophobic televangelist Pat Robertson — but it gained notoriety because of its connection to Day's most famous onscreen partner, Rock Hudson.
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Wirathu, a virulently nationalist monk and master of social media, posted a video on his Facebook page this week that he claims shows the attackers calling for Rohingyas to join the jihad.
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But the main difference is this: Last year, the U.S. booked a $22.7 billion trade deficit with Japan, while China took a $299.9 billion surplus trading with its virulently hostile Japanese neighbor.
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The day before the midterm elections, Facebook took down a virulently anti-immigrant ad paid for by President Donald Trump, which mischaracterizes refugees walking through Mexico toward the US as violent criminals.
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Qatar and the other Gulf states have somewhat of a rivalry on Middle East matters, for example the rise of Islamist political parties, which Qatar funds but other Gulf states virulently oppose.
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That Trump responded so virulently to Streep's Golden Globes speech—he tweeted that she was "one of the most over-rated actresses in Hollywood"—suggests he recognizes the power of fellow celebrities.
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So far the firmest response to the report has come from Facebook, a synonym for the internet in Myanmar and the means by which virulently anti-Muslim propaganda has spread throughout the country.
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CONWAY: And they should try to go out and learn what they keep getting wrong about Trump and his supporters and his policies, and stop just being so reflexively, invectively, virulently anti-Trump.
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Kurz became the world's youngest democratic head of state in 2017 by remaking his establishment conservative party in the Freedom Party's image — in particular by embracing the far-right's virulently anti-immigrant positions.
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Salvini's meeting with the virulently anti-immigrant Orbán — whom he has called his political role model — indicates that Italy and its populist government have no intention of yielding to the EU's migration demands.
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Today, Hunter is officially a criminal and a soon-to-be-former congressman, having pleaded guilty this week to stealing campaign funds, a charge he once virulently denied and blamed on his wife.
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" That's a low bar, to be sure, but for some Log Cabin members who witnessed Pat Buchanan's virulently anti-gay speech at the 22015 Republican convention, Trump's willingness to say the term "L.
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Pressed by his virulently anti-Chinese constituency, and encouraged by the Obama administration's China-hostile "pivot to Asia," Abe started out with confrontation and direct competition with China's search for an expanding global footprint.
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The idea that a queer woman (let alone a feminist) could be capable of sexually harassing a queer man is virulently resisted by these scholars who see gender as an unflinching marker of agency.
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White is better than McFeely in grasping Grant's commitment to justice, which turned him against Lincoln's virulently racist successor, Andrew Johnson, but a little of McFeely's alertness to ambition would have enriched this story.
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He had been a virulently anti-Semitic propagandist early in the war — a role hidden most of his life behind the sanitizing record of his Resistance exploits in the final stages of the war.
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That list includes r/Braincels, a major forum for the virulently misogynist incel movement, which is currently in the news after the US Army speculated that members might target screenings of the film Joker.
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The theatrical community made political critiques under Obama and George W. Bush, but mostly not so virulently, says Gamboa, or at least not in major Broadway theaters that depended on middle-class ticket sales.
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The 33-year-old stepmom now represents District 13 in northern Virginia, an area that was controlled for over two decades by Republican Bob Marshall, one of the state's most virulently anti-LGBT lawmakers.
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Beijing virulently opposes the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong -- a semi-autonomous city governed by a separate, more liberal legal system than mainland China -- and considers support for the movement akin to backing secessionists.
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Even by the standards of Iran's clerical establishment, Jannati stands out for his virulently anti-Western opinions, once accusing the West of having created al Qaeda and describing U.S. forces in Iraq as "bloodthirsty wolves".
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The 33-year-old stepmom now represents District 13 in northern Virginia, an area that was controlled for more than two decades by Republican Bob Marshall, one of the state's most virulently anti-LGBT lawmakers.
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Even by the standards of Iran's clerical establishment, Jannati is known for his virulently anti-Western opinions, once accusing the West of having created al Qaeda and describing U.S. forces in Iraq as "bloodthirsty wolves".
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Many Ukrainians remain outraged that, as they see it, the Russian-backed groups have been able to deftly amplify their message with the megaphone of the Western media — despite the rebels' virulently anti-Western agenda.
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At the same time, growing numbers of House Democrats, urged-on by their virulently anti-Trump constituents, are chomping at the bit to charge into the fray at full-gallop –the political consequences be damned.
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After Elliot Rodger wrote a virulently misogynistic manifesto and killed six people in Santa Barbara, California, in 2014, the popular #YesAllWomen hashtag surfaced to respond to the inevitable argument that "not all men" were bad.
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Enslaved peoples could not consent to being brought here, and their presence cannot confer upon their descendants acceptance into the settler colonial system, especially since, being inherently white supremacist, settler colonialism is virulently anti-black.
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No, I think this whole situation has a far simpler explanation: President Trump leads one of the most virulently anti-immigrant administrations since 1954, when "Operation Wetback" resulted in the deportation of one million Mexicans.
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Critics said their privacy fears were confirmed last week when the commission posted on its website 112 pages of emailed citizen comments, many virulently critical, complete with the authors' names, addresses and other identifying data.
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"Moral clarity" was one of the promises Donald Trump made during his keynote at an event hosted by the Family Research Council, a conservative group known for its virulently anti-LGBTQ, anti-abortion, anti-Islam agenda.
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Some Reddit users have since moved on to debating whether the site admins will ever get around to banning r/The_Donald, by far the largest and most contentious subreddit among the site's virulently pro-Trump subreddits.
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AT&T virulently opposed this move, and under new FCC chairman Ajit Pai, those proposed privacy rules were rolled back in March of last year, clearing the way for broadband providers to sell your internet history.
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While commending the beauty and majesty of Wagner's compositions, Mr. Gutman also took pains to analyze his nonmusical activities — notably his profuse, turgid and virulently anti-Semitic writings, which would become a lodestar of Nazi ideology.
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Trump can and should take decisive action in 2018 to support the ouster of the virulently anti-American theocracy that has ruled Iran with an iron fist and threatened its neighbors for the past four decades.
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Back in the dog days of the Obama administration, advocates of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) virulently pushed back on the charge that their law was just a backdoor to a single-payer health care system.
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We here at The Internet have suffered a lot of collective heartbreak, often at the hands of television or streaming, and none stings quiet so virulently as the senseless death of Barbara Holland on Stranger Things.
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Over the past year or so—while Trump's virulently anti-immigrant rhetoric propelled him to the White House—Undocumedia has evolved into an influential online presence, with hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram and Facebook.
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President Trump is putting forward a nominee who is virulently anti-immigrant to be assistant secretary of state for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, a job I used to hold in the Obama administration.
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"The Chinese market has been perhaps the most virulently exuberant in terms of its irrational excesses and across the world regulators are looking to gradually turn up the regulatory heat on this ICO phenomenon," he added.
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But Trump won the Republican primary running on a virulently anti-migrant campaign, and some of the GOP supporters of that 2013 bill (John McCain, Lamar Alexander) will no longer be in the Senate in 2021.
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Throughout his more than three decades on the Court, Justice Kennedy has been criticized — sometimes virulently — for alleged inconsistencies in his opinions and for lacking a clear vision of the Constitution and a coherent interpretative method.
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Yet many Labour MPs, as well as Jewish groups across the country, virulently disagree, accusing Mr Corbyn of turning a blind eye to offensive statements made by his own allies about Israel that crossed into anti-Semitism.
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Trump had criticized the U.N. resolution, pledged greater support for Israel, and chose an ambassador to Israel who is not only virulently pro-settlement, but also ran the fundraising branch of an organization that financially backs settlements.
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But common sense says that of all the possibilities (stay home, vote Johnson, vote Stein, vote Clinton, vote Trump), casting a ballot for the most virulently anti-Obama candidate in the race is the least-likely outcome.
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Consequently, every effort to change the status quo, no matter how beneficial to the nation as a whole, will be virulently opposed by an organized coalition of special interests who stand to lose money, power or both.
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There, the late 300s and '30s saw the emergence of the Iron Guard (also known as the Legion of the Archangel Michael), one of the most violent and virulently anti-Semitic organizations in that part of Europe.
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Designated by the EU as a terrorist group, Hamas is virulently anti-Semitic and hostile to Israel, and rejects the existing agreements between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, let alone the possibility of a lasting future compromise.
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Of course as a native of Queens, like our president, I am still just getting used to another terrible irony: our virulently anti-immigrant president coming from one of the most ethnically diverse counties in our country.
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During that time, Germany continued to live off its trade partners, while lecturing all comers on economic policy, virulently denouncing the support provided by the euro area's easy credit conditions and relentlessly attacking Washington's allegedly nationalist agenda.
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But it's hard not to be astonished that Trump seems to be softening on gun control at least somewhat, after virulently promoting Second Amendment rights and attacking gun-control advocates from the time he announced his presidential run.
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It'd be hard to estimate the extent to which President Trump's virulently anti-immigrant rhetoric has inflected our national discourse about the rights of the U.S.'s 11 million undocumented people and their attenuated status in our communities.
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In the years before joining Trump's presidential campaign, Bannon—a noted Islamophobe, war enthusiast, and self-described "economic nationalist"—had successfully transformed Breitbart News into a daily "must read" for America's most virulently racist and frightened white citizens.
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"In suspending The Citizen newspaper, authorities have revealed how virulently opposed they are to debate about matters that should be of public concern - the state of the economy and democracy," said Muthoki Mumo, CPJ's Sub-Saharan Africa representative.
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With these works, I hope to help lift Rivera and Johnson out of the historical shadows, celebrating their courage and beauty, while pointing simultaneously to the violence they virulently fought against and to the violence of historical erasure.
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More recently, an Into article that called a new music video by Ariana Grande "virulently anti-queer" and "transmisogynstic" was torn apart on Twitter; many users suggested the article was poorly argued and offensive in its own right.
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It's a hope of many Americans—many of whom, as we saw in the wake of Super Tuesday, disagree virulently about the path forward—that this state can be reversed by defeating Trump at the polls in November.
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This virtual reality film explores the legacy of The Green Book, a Jim Crow-era guidebook developed by Victor Hugo Green that help steer African-American travelers to points of welcome and safety across a virulently racist landscape.
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That Virginia would celebrate the decision was symbolically rich, given that Richmond had been the capital of the Confederacy under Jefferson Davis and the seat of a virulently racist legislature that diligently translated white supremacist aspirations into law.
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I had a few regrets, like a dish of char-siu-like barbecue pork with a virulently red gravy that called to mind melted lollipops, and a gummy bite of fermented sausage larded with flaps of pork skin.
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For the better part of 2017, the collective of Twitter personalities, trolls turned citizen journalists, and social justice-hating memelords that make up the pro-Trump media has tried to distance itself from Trumpism's more virulently white nationalist elements.
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In Spain, for example, the two big trends of recent years are the conservative People's Party's vulnerability to Vox and Ciudadanos, a centre-right rival, and the Socialists' struggle with parties virulently for and against the independence of Catalonia.
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The gritty details: The Kremlin used the fake "United Muslims of America" account "to promote political rallies aimed at Muslim audiences" while "simultaneously using other accounts to hawk virulently Islamophobic messages to right-wing audiences," the Daily Beast reports.
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The sheer number of virulently racist messages prompted Jones to reply, saying in her own series of tweets that it was not enough to simply ignore attacks online, and calling for Twitter to have stronger guidelines on hate speech.
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Though foreign leaders like former Chinese President Jiang Zemin and former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright have attended previous Mass Games, the performances are a celebration of Korean history as seen by Pyongyang -- which is virulently anti-American.
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Ms. Mallory's close ties to the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who is respected in the black community, but is widely reviled in the Jewish community for virulently anti-Semitic remarks, had long raised eyebrows in New York.
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In a long article in The New York Review of Books, Michael Casper examined Mr. Mekas's work at two Lithuanian publications during the Nazi occupation, where his poems or reviews sometimes ran beside virulently anti-Semitic calls to violence.
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It's not as subtle as the fact that Charles Foster Kane was a stand-in for William Randolph Hearst, a virulently anti-Mexican newspaper baron who ran for President (but feel free to drop that fact in after the film).
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According to police, seven people identified as members of the New Black Panther Party — a black separatist group described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a "virulently racist and anti-Semitic organization" — were arrested during a clash with police.
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And with the passage of the American Health Care Act, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's signature piece of legislation that categorizes rape as a pre-existing condition, Republicans across the nation sank to new depths of virulently anti-woman rhetoric.
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It's become common to explain meme-sharing as a trivial act of impulse, sort of like the "all I did was forward an email!" defense used by government officials or other persons in our public trust who broadcast virulently offensive content.
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Another had secured the endorsement of Butler County's sheriff, Rick Jones, who is virulently opposed to illegal immigration; he posted a sign reading "Illegal Aliens Here" outside his jail and sent Mexico a $900,000 bill for immigrants he was holding there.
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In addition to Yiannopoulos, the four headliners would be Ann Coulter; Pamela Geller, a virulently Islamophobic blogger from Long Island; Mike Cernovich , a conspiracy theorist and vigilante journalist; and Steve Bannon, newly fired from his job as Trump's chief strategist.
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Other panicky white bros not only virulently denounce identity politics and political correctness — code for historically scorned peoples' daring to propose norms about how they are treated; they also proclaim ever more rowdily that the (white) West was, and is, best.
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You could also imagine an alternate history where the Nazis don't take power but the Völkisch movement in post-WWI Germany gives rise to another virulently anti-Semitic regime, or at least a regime that also sparks a second world war.
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Students at Yale have fought hard for, among other things, renaming one of the university's residential colleges, Calhoun, which was named after John C. Calhoun, a former student and a politician from South Carolina who was virulently in favor of slavery.
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They battled not just the Army, which considered the Jewish captain a convenient scapegoat, but a virulently anti-Semitic press — David Bengali's projections include chilling period caricatures and slogans like "France for the French" (still heard at National Front rallies).
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This revolt within Merkel's government was largely seen as an attempt to push her government further to the right and appeal more to voters flirting with the AfD party, which is virulently anti-immigrant and appeared to threaten the CSU's stronghold in Bavaria.
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Beierle, who killed himself on Friday after killing Nancy Van Vessem and Maura Binkley and wounding five others at Hot Yoga Tallahassee, had filmed several virulently misogynist videos in 2014, according to David Mack, Amber Jamieson, and Julia Reinstein of BuzzFeed News.
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Although he has repeatedly urged his party to stop "banging on about Europe", his Eurosceptic backbenchers, scared witless by the rise of Nigel Farage's virulently anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP), have constantly hassled him to adopt a tougher line with Brussels.
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Turner has documented a string of incidents following this event, from "two arson attacks by neo-Nazis and white supremacists" to "a foiled murder plot by armed white nationalists," alongside a wave of online harassment, much of which was virulently anti-Semitic.
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"If @YouTube is now going to police insulting speech -- not violent speech, not incitement, not actual fake news -- because a virulently censorious, radical activist masquerading as a journalist complains about being insulted, they're a joke," the commentator Ben Shapiro wrote on Twitter.
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The novel jumps back and forth between 210 and 214, when Travis's younger sister, Jesse, tries to find out what happened to her brother, who died in the tower, and fights with her grief-stricken father, who has become virulently anti-Muslim.
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Mr. Nayyem, the former investigative journalist who wrote one of the first exposes of Mr. Manafort's work in Ukraine, said that, at minimum, payments to an American political consultant showed hypocrisy by the Party of Regions, which at times was virulently anti-Western.
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Rather than the enormous platforms that couldn't decide if, let alone how they had contributed to the election of a deranged narcissist or the rise of the virulently racist alt-right or a pending nuclear holocaust, why not something smaller, safer, more immediately useful?
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The alternatives to his left-leaning coalition are either the intermittently euro-sceptic M5S, or a conservative government—led this time not by Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right Forza Italia party, but by the virulently euro-sceptic Northern League and its populist leader, Matteo Salvini.
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Still, Mr. Renzi's run-ins with Brussels and Berlin about his tax cuts are betraying fears that an alliance of virulently Europhobic and anti-German right-of-center parties could unseat his government in case there is no meaningful progress on growth and employment.
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He says that one major influence in stirring up extremism there was PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West), a populist, virulently anti-Islamic street movement that was launched in Dresden in 219 and has since inspired copycat movements around the world.
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His violent rhetoric against Muslims, his consistent denigration of the lives of black Americans and his choice as a running mate of one of the most virulently homophobic politicians in America have given his supporters permission to act as badly as they want to.
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The controversy kicked off last week after it emerged that he expressed support for a London mural that featured a host of anti-Semitic tropes in a 2012 Facebook comment, before expanding to Corbyn's membership in multiple Facebook groups that feature virulently anti-Semitic posts.
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PITTSBURGH — Robert Bowers, the man accused of gunning down 11 congregants in a virulently anti-Semitic rampage at a Pittsburgh synagogue, was an isolated, awkward man who lived alone and struggled with basic human interactions, neighbors and others who knew him said on Sunday.
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After decades of alternating between mainstream candidates of the center-left and center-right, the French this time rejected both in the first round and advanced two relative outsiders who are diametrically, often virulently, opposed on virtually every issue — Europe, terrorism, France's stagnant economy, Russia.
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It is also an affecting narrative about growing up gay in a virulently hostile, intolerant culture — a moving portrait of an artist who not only survived that ordeal as a young man but became, improbably enough, one of the greatest poets of his age.
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" Trump's thumbs got a workout Wednesday when he retweeted three unverified videos posted by Jayda Fransen, a virulently racist British woman who has been convicted of a hate crime and is awaiting trial on other charges: "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!
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But the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, followed by the election of Benjamin Netanyahu, whose campaign was centered on virulent opposition to Oslo — and a campaign of suicide bombings by Hamas, which had been just as virulently opposed to Oslo — put the outcome in doubt.
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Opponents of the all-female Ghostbusters reboot have been virulently voicing their distaste with the film's new direction since it was first announced in 2015, claiming its more diverse (albeit, still mostly white) casting decision "ruined their childhood," or was part of a nefarious SJW agenda.
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Those who think that no one could do a good job with President Trump in the White House are simply either too virulently anti-Trump or ignorant of what top level P.R. people do every day for private clients with much worse track records to defend.
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To that end, his reporting ranges widely, from a Nigerian hair braider's hard-won alcove along the Spanish seaside, to the campus of NYU Abu Dhabi, to a virulently racist apocalyptic novel published in France in 20053, to a refugee tent city in the wasteland between Hungary and Serbia.
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These questions and more make Dheepan, the Palme d'Or–winning film by Jacques Audiard about a family of Sri Lankan refugees trying to get by in a virulently xenophobic Paris, the most urgent and radical French film to be released in America since Audiard's harrowing crime drama A Prophet in 2010.
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It was a star turn that earned him a spot on the front page of Sunday's New York Times web edition, in a report describing the virulently anti-Semitic speech with which he closed the conference, complete with the use of Nazi propaganda terms in German, such as "lügenpresse" (lying press).
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Some of these measures have conservative support, but in other cases the Florida Republican has effectively bucked the N.R.A. But over the same period Rubio, more than any other prominent Republican, has been vigorously and sometimes virulently attacked by the student-led movement that filled D.C. with protesters last weekend.
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While a significant amount of Shapiro's writing and daily podcasts covers the political events of the day, much of his work is focused on culture: on marriage, for example, and "political correctness" (he is virulently opposed to the concept), and the mainstream media, especially how the mainstream media covers culture and politics.
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"The Chinese market has been perhaps the most virulently exuberant in terms of its irrational excesses and across the world regulators are looking to gradually turn up the regulatory heat on this ICO phenomenon," Charles Hayter, CEO and founder of digital currency comparison website Crypto Compare, told CNBC via email last Tuesday.
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The film contains plenty of material to scare the audience, too — a scene from June 2018 in which Bannon and the leaders of many of Europe's most virulently right-wing, nationalist, anti-immigration political parties have dinner and discuss tactics is jaw-dropping, not least because Klayman's cameras were even allowed in the room.
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Since 2003, Yiannopoulos's career has wended through the haunts of the alt-right, places like Taki's Magazine, a site that presents itself as a post-ideology subverter of the establishment but was originally edited by Richard Spencer and still posts plenty of racist material, and the virulently anti-immigrant and white nationalist site VDARE.
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A trusted Nazi Party loyalist, Ms. Pomsel was the private secretary of Goebbels from 21943 until the war's end in 21945, taking his dictation and transcribing documents, letters, diary entries and other business of that virulently anti-Semitic propaganda chief, who rigidly controlled the news media, the arts, radio broadcasting and films in Nazi Germany.
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"The Chinese market has been perhaps the most virulently exuberant in terms of its irrational excesses and across the world regulators are looking to gradually turn up the regulatory heat on this ICO phenomenon," Charles Hayter, chief executive and founder of digital currency comparison website Crypto Compare, told CNBC in an emailed noted Tuesday.
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The ploy worked; within 20 minutes word came back that the logjam was broken, and the first Canada-United States trade agreement was signed in 1987, a pact that was virulently opposed on the political left in Canada as a concession of sovereignty but that Mulroney delighted in describing three decades later as a wild success.
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Well, sure, one can only find time for so many values, and it is far easier to be virulently exclusionary towards certain demographics than to grow as a person and just continue along with your own sad little life, keeping your nose out of who loves and has sex with the consensual partners of their choosing.
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Yes, you read that right — the top law enforcement officer of a major metropolitan area, who has been openly critical of a civil rights movement dedicated to peaceful demonstrations, and is virulently opposed to the act of not standing up among those with whom he disagrees — thinks it's time for his supporters to turn to violent insurrection against their duly-elected democratic government.
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The public might be surprised to learn that Mr. LaPierre and his gun lobby used to support tighter background checks, the goal championed by Mr. Obama but virulently opposed now by the N.R.A. "We think it's reasonable to provide mandatory instant criminal background checks for every sale at every gun show," Mr. LaPierre testified at a House hearing in 1999, a month after the Columbine high school shooting massacre that took 13 lives.
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It reportedly debuted at No. 1 in the App Store, fell to No. 2.993 by day three, and plummeted to 793rd place by its second week, mostly because its content moderation system was not set up to handle an influx of virulently racist and homophobic users, many of whom were just there to express their ongoing dismay that the broader Swift fandom was not willing to believe that she maybe, possibly (almost definitely didn't) vote for President Trump.
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