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In reply to Roderick T. Long. Done. That doesn’t seem to have increased the post’s popularity, however. A conjecture as to why: (1) Many people would rather stick to the right-wing narrative to the effect that “cancel culture” i…

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In reply to boydstun. Ahh, that explains some things. I never saw a YouTube channel before that didn’t have at least some info about the host, the channel, what they hope to accomplish, etc. (“Subscribe! And don’t forget to click the …

In reply to David Potts. He is a regular participant at the online posting forum I use, which is named Objectivism Online. He keeps his name secret, but his user name is Louie spelled backwards, and he lets us know this birth date, which puts him at ab…

Hey all! This week is going to be a gap week; I have quite a bit of teaching related work along with several projects all coming together at once and something had to give. With luck, next week we’ll start a series on the principles of fortifications. In the meantime, of course, I wouldn’t leave…

[…] best of all, to act in a systematic way, by legal and peaceful means, to shut it down. But the way contemporary discourse is set up, “cancel culture” is exemplified by arbitrary terminations and shouting down unpopular […] L…

[…] of every cancellation or every cancellation-oriented group or movement. But I’m curious (once again) to hear what anti-cancel-culture warriors have to say about the Trafficking Hub’s campaign […] LikeLike

In reply to boydstun. Thanks for the video link, Stephen. I’ve only watch a few minutes so far, but I’m enjoying it. Who’s the interviewer? LikeLike