| | * accusing conservatives of antiblack racism by using cherry-picked strawman fallacies, while ignoring the overt devastation caused by abortion and welfare | | * accusing conservatives of antiblack racism by using cherry-picked strawman fallacies, while ignoring the overt devastation caused by abortion and welfare |
| | * accusing the political right of being responsible for antisemitism while turning a blind eye to, or even justifying, instances of new antisemitic propaganda by [[Ilhan Omar]] or [[Rashida Tlaib]], who are known for propagating anti-Israel conspiracy theories and even [[blood libel]] | | * accusing the political right of being responsible for antisemitism while turning a blind eye to, or even justifying, instances of new antisemitic propaganda by [[Ilhan Omar]] or [[Rashida Tlaib]], who are known for propagating anti-Israel conspiracy theories and even [[blood libel]] |
| − | * comparing [[Donald Trump]] and right-wingers to the [[Ku Klux Klan]]<ref group="primary reference">Baker, Kelly J. (March 12, 2016). [https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/donald-trump-kkk/473190/ Make America White Again?] ''The Atlantic''. Retrieved January 8, 2023.</ref> while defending [[Margaret Sanger]] in spite of her connections to the KKK<ref group="primary ref">Numerous articles by left-wing propaganda outlet [[PolitiFact]] purportedly "fact-check" statements by conservatives, especially black individuals who denounce Sanger for her past Klan connections. For example, in a post on [https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/may/10/peggy-hubbard/founder-planned-parenthood-did-not-refer-black-wom/ May 10, 2022], PolitiFact admits the factual reality of Sanger's speech to the Klan and ''explicitly downplays it'' as supposedly irrelevant.</ref> | + | * comparing [[Donald Trump]] and right-wingers to the [[Ku Klux Klan]]<ref group="primary ref">Baker, Kelly J. (March 12, 2016). [https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/donald-trump-kkk/473190/ Make America White Again?] ''The Atlantic''. Retrieved January 8, 2023.</ref> while defending [[Margaret Sanger]] in spite of her connections to the KKK<ref group="primary ref">Numerous articles by left-wing propaganda outlet [[PolitiFact]] purportedly "fact-check" statements by conservatives, especially black individuals who denounce Sanger for her past Klan connections. For example, in a post on [https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/may/10/peggy-hubbard/founder-planned-parenthood-did-not-refer-black-wom/ May 10, 2022], PolitiFact admits the factual reality of Sanger's speech to the Klan and ''explicitly downplays it'' as supposedly irrelevant.</ref> |