How Not to Be Caught Saying Hideous Things: A Primer | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : In some circumstances, it involves me not placing my hands on a keyboard and typing those sentiments out; in others, it involves not saying them aloud.
41% : If Jones had used my technique -- that is, if he had simply not fantasized about pissing on his colleagues' graves, murdering politicians, or killing children to advance his political aims -- he'd never have got himself into this mess in the first place.
38% : I have developed a strategy to avoid being caught saying that I hate all cops, am a communist, or believe that all white, rural Americans are racist idiots, and, in my infinite benevolence, I would like to share it with Platner -- and others -- for free.
37% : They talked about raping their enemies and driving them to suicide and lauded Republicans who they believed support slavery.

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