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Have You Ever Heard of the Kentucky Meat Shower?

On a clear Spring day in 1876, chunks of meat fell from the sky over a small Kentucky town. It lives in infamy as the Kentucky Meat Shower. Here's what really happened. Spoiler alert: it's pretty gross! ....

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Have You Ever Heard of the Kentucky Meat Shower?

On a clear Spring day in 1876, chunks of meat fell from the sky over a small Kentucky town. It lives in infamy as the Kentucky Meat Shower. Here's what really happened. Spoiler alert: it's pretty gross! ....

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Have You Ever Heard of the Kentucky Meat Shower?

On a clear Spring day in 1876, chunks of meat fell from the sky over a small Kentucky town. It lives in infamy as the Kentucky Meat Shower. Here's what really happened. Spoiler alert: it's pretty gross! ....

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White Supremacists Have of a Long History of Hearing Politicians' Words as Encouragement

The Capitol protestors, egged on by Trump, are part of this tradition.
“President Trump and his Republican enablers in Congress incited a violent attack Wednesday against the government they lead,” The New York Times’ editorial board wrote on Jan. 6, summing up much of the response to the incursion into the Capitol by rioting Trump supporters that day.
At a rally that morning, Donald Trump had urged those supporters to march on the Capitol, saying he would “never concede” and that they should show “the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country.”
The Times was joined in laying the blame at Trump’s feet by many others, including Republican Sen. Mitt Romney, who said what happened at the Capitol was “an insurrection incited by the president of the United States.” ....

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There's a history of white supremacists interpreting government leaders' words as encouragement

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White supremacist and militia organizations are exploiting the government’s chaotic response to the coronavirus for recruitment efforts.
Whatever his intention, these groups interpret President Donald Trump’s tweets to “LIBERATE” states and calling armed protesters “very good people” as support for their cause.
Recent research by the Tech Transparency Project into social media accounts of white supremacists, a nonprofit that researches “the influence of the major technology platforms” on politics, policy and people’s lives, found that “some members of private … Facebook groups reacted to the president’s rhetoric (about lockdown protests) with memes of celebration.”
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The white supremacists’ response reflects the United States’ history of local, state and national political leaders encouraging white supremacist groups to challenge or overthrow democratic governments. ....

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