Man shouts 'get out of my country' before killing 1 man and injuring 2 at Kansas bar

[Dill]

(02-25-2017, 02:35 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Of course there was a claim. If you don't want to own it that speaks to your integrity, not my lack of understanding definitions.

Folks often use parady to support a claim they have made.

Sorry Bfine but you are having some difficulty with definitions here.

I make a post parodying the right-wing rush to judgment and generalization of responsibility to all members of a class, which follows commonly follows terror attacks. http://www.mediaite.com/election-2016/before-authorities-announce-cause-of-plane-crash-trump-tweets-terrorism/ 

Someone who "got" the parody would see instantly that I am flipping the right wing shibboleths that "all Muslims are not terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims" and "liberals are afraid to say radical Islamic terrorism."  I suppose there is an implicit claim that right wingers do that.

But you say it "speaks to my integrity" if I don't then produce "evidence" for a parody of people generalizing without evidence, thereby mistaking figural speech for literal.  

This sudden and selective interest in "integrity" from a Trump defender is surprising.  Wait. No it's not.