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I already clarified My position on My blog, not once, nor twice, nor even thrice, but quice, each time building upon the ideas and exploring the definition of politics in a new context.
But it will not take Me an entire blog post to dismantle your claim that definitions can't have ethical consequences. I can simply point out Trump's definition of gender, or Albanese's definition of antisemitism, as definitions with the potential to cause a great deal of harm. We choose how to construct our understanding of the world around us, and with this power comes a responsibility to do so wisely.
I don't remember the exact definitions they chose for those terms, so I don't want to comment on those without knowing them precisely.