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if it’s a true reflection of his experience, is it still a “dog-whistle”? Or does it being a “dog-whistle” invalidate that truth? I’m curious to learn how this
by ghufran_syed 4y ago
if it’s a true reflection of his experience, is it still a “dog-whistle”? Or does it being a “dog-whistle” invalidate that truth? I’m curious to learn how this thing works…
- lazyeye 4y agoI had exactly the same thought. My guess is a dog-whistle is expressing an opinion the user of the word "dog-whistle" doesn't like. There doesn't seem to be much more to it than that.