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the fault of conservatives or isn't the fault of the

side that wants to kill everyone who disagrees with them? This chin-scratcher of a conundrum has

inspired people of goodwill from all over to come together with Democrats to try to find a solution.

For instance, in a recent discussion at Harvard University, left-wing students calmly and quietly presented their side of the issue,

while right-wing students responded by screaming in terror as an angry mob chased them with pitchforks and torches.

The come-together event was sponsored by the student group, Kill All Fascists,

with K-A-F President Vladimir Mohamed Jihad Olinsky,

telling the assembled rioters, quote, we must put an end to fascism by any means necessary.

And some of you may ask, well, what do you mean when you say by any means necessary?

And we must put an end to people who ask that by any means necessary.

Because remember, silence is violence. So we must meet an end to people who ask that by any means necessary. Because remember, silence is violence.

So we must meet violence with violence until there's silence, which is violence, which we must meet with violence, which is exactly like silence, except you wear masks and beat people with metal rods.

Remember, no justice, no peace.

And injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere.

So no peace until there's justice everywhere, which will never happen, so we can beat the hell out of people forever and still feel great about ourselves, unquote.

After Olinsky's speech, the leftist students gathered for a friendly barbecue, but it had to be called off because all the Jews had escaped.

The New York Times, a former newspaper, also contributed to the national conversation with a

think piece by Times editor Hannah Lyonass Jones, the author of the famous 1619 conspiracy,

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