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I disagree with the wording (and somewhat the intent) for the reasons above ... that you haven’t countered.
Of course I don’t care who else shares my position because it is an honest one.
You’re being hacky af.
miro_o-
The counter arguments, which people (including me) have raised, are a) that we don't have to accept that you can't talk about concentration camps as a separate thing from death camps and b) that she was trying to do that, not evoke the death camps (a distinction she has insisted on subsequently.
To be fair, the first point is more objectively debatable than the second, since the second is a matter of her motivation and we can't know that.
You're being hacky af.
You've consistently chosen the worst possible interpretations of everything I've said. I can't do much about that.
itsbruce
No, I'm saying you're making a basic category error and ending up in the same dishonest position as the MAGA crowd happens to be the result. I guess it feels grander if you can say "diluting the language of the holocaust" than just disagreeing with the wording.