It might be harder to get him to quit than people think. One of the symptoms of dementia is irascibility.
Stephen Walsh
5 months ago
The strongest argument for free speech and against cancel culture is not a moral one. It is a practical one. Suppression of debate allows stupid decisions to go unchallenged. By shutting down discussion and honest reporting, the Progressive establishment have saddled themselves with a hapless and bewildered candidate. That was stupid.
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SubscribeIt might be harder to get him to quit than people think. One of the symptoms of dementia is irascibility.
The strongest argument for free speech and against cancel culture is not a moral one. It is a practical one. Suppression of debate allows stupid decisions to go unchallenged. By shutting down discussion and honest reporting, the Progressive establishment have saddled themselves with a hapless and bewildered candidate. That was stupid.
Exactly right.
Having a cabal of filthy rich oligarchs decide the next president is certainly not democratic, but Trump is the one who is alleged to end democracy?
Who do you think is deciding it now? You and your vote?