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The Four Weirdest Portland Political Ads—and Who’s Paying for Them

Blair Stenvick
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Can we please get past the nonsense that in 2020 "Antifa" means nothing more than "I oppose Nazis"? If "sexual preference" and "transexual" have different meanings than they had five years ago, let's not pretend "Antifa" gets to maintain it's 1941 meaning.

bridger on October 23, 2020 at 10:16 PM Report this
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"Sexual preference" was homophobic thirty years ago, troll.

xauen on October 24, 2020 at 6:37 PM Report this

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