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  • fact (noun)
  • fact-check (verb)
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  • protest (noun)
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  • race (noun)
  • racist (noun)
  • riot
    • riot (noun)
    • riot (verb)

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fact (noun)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. something that has actual existence.
   2. an actual occurrence.
2. Democrat
   1. Arbitrary idea of truth that varies on the current narrative.

fact-check (verb)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. to verify the factual accuracy of
2. Democrat
   1. Modify the Actual history of a statement or remark to fit and support current narrative.
3. Orwell
   1. newspeak 1984: A Guide to Newspeak - YouTube

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protest (noun)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. a solemn declaration of opinion and usually of dissent: such as
   2. the act of objecting or a gesture of disapproval
2. Democrat
   1. to Riot and destroy property due to democrat “facts” “collage indoctrination” or the lack of “education” of unaltered history.

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race (noun)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. a family, tribe, people, or nation belonging to the same stock.
2. Democrat
   1. a tool for division and or inclusion.

racist (noun)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.
2. Democrat
   1. Slur to attempt to stop argument where one is losing and has no facts to continue said argument.

riot

riot (noun)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. a violent public disorder.
   2. public violence, tumult, or disorder.
2. Democrat:
   1. a 1st amendment protected “peaceful” act of violence or temper tantrum due to lack of personal responsibility for ones actions.

riot (verb)

1. Webster (2020)
   1. to create or engage in a riot
   2. to indulge in revelry or wantonness.
2. Democrat
   1. (Does Not Exist) see Peaceful protest.