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De León was an active participant in the vile conversation that touched off the scandal.

I know Leo is still too young to understand these words, but the fact that Darius would spew such vile language at a baby is very concerning to me.”

“These messages represent an alarming increase in vile and abhorrent rhetoric from racist groups across the country, who now feel emboldened to spread hate and stoke the flames of fear that many of us are feeling after Tuesday's election results,” Johnson said.

From BBC

He added: "We need to go further and faster, alongside our international partners, and take the fight directly to the heart of these vile people smuggling networks."

From BBC

Stewart reacted to a supercut of cable news personalities expressing outrage, including one describing Hinchcliffe’s material as “extremely vile, so-called jokes,” by turning that outrage into a bit: “’Extremely vile so-called jokes’?

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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