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The word is not a dog whistle. Certain limp-wristed NPR listeners become concerned and weak kneed over the use of it. And the issue is politics. Your politics. The language you want to make subservient to it.That term has become a dog whistle
You want to control speech. Yet you’re not forthright about it. You come up with farcical crap about a word becoming a “dog whistle.”
You want me to say personhood cover instead of manhole? Jeez.