One problem, perhaps the biggest, in public debate is the dichotomy between inclusive Newspeak terms such as anti-racism, tolerance, diversity, multi-culturalism, etc. and their alleged opposites. When applying for instance the term anti-racist to a line of thought that is economically globalist, anti-traditionalist and so forth, opposing said policy is by default racist. This is well-known, of course, and not my invention.

Please, help me back this up with literary examples. I believe...

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Verden er bygget af kun et vist antal forskellige brikker, og for at fylde den ud, må brikkerne genbruges.
Som regel er det ikke noget problem at holde de ens brikker fra hinanden, og de gennemrejsende fornemmer sjældent andet end en vag fornemmelse af at opleve gentagelser.
Der, hvor jeg arbejder, er to brikker dog ved en fejl blevet anbragt så tæt, at man kunne få den tanke, at deres nærhed (eller tæthed) har til formål drilskt at påpege den omgivende verdens, materialerne taget...

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I know a number of great people from all over Europe who live in Denmark, and quite often they will tell me, who has never lived anywhere else, that this or that is typically Danish. These remarks are almost always said in a lenient, forbearing way, like any guest telling his host that the wine has gone bad. One great example that I thought of earlier today is, admittedly, not from my own circle of friends, but taken from a TV show about alcohol and drinking, in which a Czech man, who had resided...

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