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    It is not the case that A demand rooted in suffering under imposed linguistic norms cannot be cleanly separated from the political conditions that produced that suffering.

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    • 1.Some linguistic demands have merit independent of their origins; evaluating arguments requires separating validity from historical context.
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    • 2.Claims about suffering can be psychologically compelling yet factually mistaken; political causation requires evidence beyond felt oppression.
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    • 3.If all demands are inseparable from politics, no neutral ground exists for dialogue—making consensus impossible by definition.
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    • 1.Linguistic norms are always imposed through power structures that benefit dominant groups and disadvantage marginalized ones.
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    • 2.Demands for linguistic change are inherently responses to material harms, making their political context inseparable from their legitimacy.
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    • 3.Analyzing language demands without examining their causal political conditions obscures the injustices that motivated them.
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