ThoughtCrime: Jones From PartsUnknown Banned From Twitter

ThoughtCrime: Jones From PartsUnknown Banned From Twitter

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ThoughtCrime: Jones From PartsUnknown Banned From Twitter
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When the Rabid Maoist Horde and The Federal Government Consider US Citizens More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda

When the Rabid Maoist Horde and The Federal Government Consider US Citizens More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda

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Torrance Stephens
Mar 14, 2021
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When the Rabid Maoist Horde and The Federal Government Consider US Citizens More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda
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In a comment on this platform, a reader accused me of using “exotic language” in my essays. I thought I was just using the English language and benefited from a mother who never told me what a word meant when I asked but rather replied, “boy, get a dictionary, look it up.” I advanced from this for each word I looked up stayed with me and informed my cur…

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