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It reached its logical conclusion over the course of the warlike 20th century, and it is now a treasured and protected cartel of sorts: without a citizenship from some nation-state or other, you are considered at most some form of unperson, and you don't fit neatly into any bureaucratic category but "refugee".— Arto Bendiken
See, I would imagine that it would be the other way around -- any righty who accepted an invitation like this would be deemed a collaborationist, a traitor to the insurgent cause, and would immediately be deemed an unperson by the movement right.— No More Mister Nice Blog
George W. Bush is being turned into an unperson, like a character out of Orwell.— Daily Kos
The government's Cowell Report recommended that copyright should be reduced to one year, software patents made a hanging offence, Mickey Mouse declared an unperson and musicians told to stop whining and get a real bloody job like the rest of us.— Elections - fresh news by plazoo.com
October 17, 2008 - Joe the Plumber declared "unperson" by the media.— Hot Air » Top Picks
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