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Comment by arp242

10 months ago

Eh, right. The "far right" seem to appropriate every other thing these days. I can't keep up.

In the context of a long-term good faith maintainer in what is clearly a constructive good faith email, assigning bad faith meaning to a simple phrase is in itself a bad faith action IMHO.

> Eh, right. The "far right" seem to appropriate every other thing these days. I can't keep up.

Is it really appropriating anything, though, in this case? Seems this is more people ascribing the expression to a particular political camp in order to taint T'so by association with said camp.

(Sorry, if you were being ironic or sarcastic in your wording, I failed to pick it up.)