> You’re misunderstanding me. I have nothing to say to people > who want to argue in bad faith about racism and other > nonsense as if they have any valid sci

> You’re misunderstanding me. I have nothing to say to people > who want to argue in bad faith about racism and other > nonsense as if they have any valid scientific footing. Are you suggesting that I'm acting in bad faith, or the commenter on Gab? I all honesty I think we're misunderstanding each other, that's always been the challenge of writing. > Please don’t cherry pick my remarks to make like there’s > an argument to be had here. Please quote specifically what you think I've cherry picked, I haven't done so on purpose. > By the way, that article is referencing a revival of a > strategy employed much earlier on in the 20th century. It > doesn’t hinge on “alt right” or anything else. Just bigots > making an effort to normalize their bigotry. Normalization of speech through sarcasm? I'm British, sarcasm/"jokes" is the language most of us speak normally anyway, it's how we laugh about our shared troubles. > Have a good weekend. It’s a long one here as we celebrate > Canada Day. Have a good one.