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diatribe

[dahy-uh-trahyb] / ˈdaɪ əˌtraɪb /


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Ford’s newspaper, The Dearborn Independent, and his book “The International Jew,” were pulpits for his antisemitic diatribes.

From Seattle Times

The judge said Stone’s “diatribes evince nothing more than his own hatred for — perhaps even desire to fight or kill — law enforcement; this is not the same as seditious conspiracy.”

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Ye’s diatribes had appalled them both, he said, but neither felt right about erasing the mural.

From Washington Post

“It does mean that, if we disagree, we first speak among ourselves. We are not obliged to imitate the society around us by contributing to diatribes about others.”

From Seattle Times

His once peaceful life is now marked by threatening phone calls and Islamic extremist diatribes tacked on church doors demanding that people leave.

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