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Dumbest. Argument. Ever. Facebook comms guy uses St. Patrick's Day to defend Elizabeth Warren

In response to a headline about Elizabeth Warren’s refusal to take a DNA test to prove that her claims of being part Native American are valid, Facebook’s policy communications manager, Nu Wexler, decided to go with the following analogy in her defense.

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Basically, he’s saying that if you are not of Irish descent yet observe St. Patrick’s Day by wearing green, you are making a fraudulent claim about your ancestry.

That is beyond dumb.

https://twitter.com/edkrayewski/status/972902681772773378

https://twitter.com/cBeastwin/status/972902595101708288

How does one even come up with a take like that?

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