Letter: On Civility, Fascism, and Clark County Discourse
Camas resident Anthony Teso responds to Rob Anderson's column criticizing Indivisible Greater Vancouver, arguing that Anderson's use of anonymous sourcing and word-counting sidesteps the substantive questions about executive power, mass deportation, and defiance of courts that the group's language raises. https://clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-the-lesson-of-the-1930s-is-not-that-the-people-warning-about-fascism-were-too-rude/ #Opinion #ClarkCounty #IndivisibleGreaterVancouver #RobAnderson #CivicDiscourse #Politics #WashingtonState #LetterToTheEditor
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