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The caller said he wished to “send a message” that “BLM is a bunch of retards.”

History suggests, in fact, that Euro-American liberal democracies have played a significant role in retarding democratic progress elsewhere.

“What are you two retards doing over there?”

Prior Vital Dufour, who was ordained Cardinal of the Catholic church by Pope Clement in 1313, once listed 40 of the virtues of Armagnac including: "It renders man joyous, preserves youth and retards senility."

That drove prices in Europe and Asia to all-time highs earlier this year, fanning inflationary pressure and retarding efforts by countries to switch to gas from coal to reduce pollution and carbon emissions.