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And for the most part substantive posts get substantive comments. This just isn't a substantive post. It's full of loaded language, highly questionable asserti
by waterlesscloud 12y ago
And for the most part substantive posts get substantive comments.
This just isn't a substantive post. It's full of loaded language, highly questionable assertions, and doubtful anecdotes.
- read 12y ago(1) You objected to the term "anti-immigration". If that phrase could be changed to something else that roughly means "oppose immigration" what phrase would you have used? (2) If a phrase that you suggest is used, would this allow you to focus on the substance of the argument?