#Liberalism

Pedro L. Gonzalez

emeriticus

The problem with Trump 2024 is that you're actually just voting to reelect Jared Kushner with another serving of Ivanka's bossgirl "dad don't do that it's mean and makes me

Geoff Shullenberger

daily_barbarian

One text I read while writing about Lasch was a reply to his critics he wrote for Tikkun in 1986 called "Why the Left Has No Future." It starts with

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

There are important differences between Trump and Johnson, but I'm wary of the idea that Johnson is "liberal" and Trump "authoritarian". I fear this overstates Johnson's "liberalism", and risks missing

Yes, You're Racist

YesYoureRacist

I'm reminded of Yoda's words to Luke in my favorite scene from @rianjohnson's The Last Jedi:"Heeded my words not, did you? 'Pass on what you have learned.' Strength, mastery. But

Joel Wicklund

FlicklundTweetz

1) I count myself as a @springsteen fan, but I'm 100% with @FrankConniff here. A) So disappointing to see Bruce doing an ad (outside of marketing for his own music,

Damian Coory - THE OTHER SIDE AUSTRALIA Podcast

DCoory

AUS DAY THREAD: A country can't survive without RESPECT for its own core culture & sense of nationhood. Multiculturalism is a myth. Ppl come to Aus for our culture of

Aurelien Mondon

aurelmondon

Calling Trump's politics and what happened last night 'fascism' is problematicNot that these are not necessarily fascistic, they certainly are, but resorting to this term outside of precise definitions, as

Glenn Greenwald

ggreenwald

Obama-endorsed French President Emmanuel Macron has joined numerous French intellectuals & journalists in warning that "out-of-control woke leftism of US campuses and its attendant cancel culture" poses a grave threat

Bo Winegard

EPoe187

Trump voters are no more evil than Biden voters are noble. They are normal humans, with good and bad traits, exercising their right to vote for their preferred vision of

Jeremy Willis

JeremyPhilosoph

I’ll answer in a thread. Really, it’s for two reasons 1) there is plenty of evidence pronoun use simply correlates with a very narrow political outlook that I don’t want

The Editorial Board

johnastoehr

Win or lose, I'm hopeful by @johnastoehr https://stoehr.substack.com/p/win-or-lose-im-hopeful?r=5msd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=twitter Cf.http://click.e.usatoday.com/?qs=c930a65d09135bb98017f00f6de199252a0e

Anders Åslund

anders_aslund

Contradictory reflections on Brexit:1. Good that the process is completed but that free trade remains.2. Sad to see the UK leave the EU.3. Brexit is a reflection of obsolete British

Kenzo

KenzoShibata

Fred Hampton at 21 was able to take the best parts of Maoism and apply it to current conditions while organizing humans. He wasn't trying to build a community garden

SKYE JETHANI

SkyeJethani

My faith in Christ was settled at 18. After that, my struggle was not with belief as much as with believers. In college, I wrestled mightily with indentifying myself openly

Lars Maischak

LMaischak

1) The Pledge of Allegiance (Führereid)2) God-talk in political speeches (Vorsehung)3) Gyms (Hitler Youth cult of strength)4) Detachment Parenting (literally invented by Nazis)5) The Interstate Highway System (Autobahn)6) Policing (Gestapo

Post-Liberal Pete 🇬🇧

post_liberal

Im a communitarian but its a curious paradox that, historically at least, the countries that were more individualistic, on average, tended towards levels of social trust whereas less individualistic countries

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