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No, but neither is the discourse, ultimately - it's not winning any favors, it's not changing any minds, it's a fact that'll get glossed-over, like many others.

It also lampshades how easy it is to descend into fascist motions.

I genuinely don't get what you're getting at? are you just doing a slippery slope argument? also "please don't use this word" posts definitely do change people's behaviors. what language we use is important.

I would, if I could do so without proving my own point. So long as intense violence is an answer, so too will there be fascist methods at every corner.

I'm going to put my attention instead towards highlighting just how jargon-ized the political sphere has become, and make people realize just how divided we've become, in all the intolerant motions that have happened.

This isn't about the idea that calling something degenerate can escalate to murder. It's that the idea of degeneracy as a useful idea betrays an (at least partially) fascist view of the world.

I have nothing to contribute here except that, in my sleep-deprived state, for a moment upon reading this I sat there wondering how mathematically defined "degenerate conic sections" are fascist rhetoric

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