lol, again it's the dailymail article that's trembling with terror at imagined grievances, while the non-violent language advocates are like, "hey, kind of weir

lol, again it's the dailymail article that's trembling with terror at imagined grievances, while the non-violent language advocates are like, "hey, kind of weird these phrases are about shooting people, here's some alternatives if you want them." > The guide is for those who would like to replace mostly violently framed idioms with more positive and inclusive language Clearly this is a dog whistle and they're coming for me and my guns(-related words)