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04/12/17

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Originally posted by frasier ↑

Being of the extreme left, it's interesting that you chose to highlight this instance of fellow leftists trying to silence alternative views.

The irony is this:

This evening on The Bolt report I watched an interview with this fellow for the first time. He is gay, highly intelligent, very provocative but he makes an excellent point.

He says, quite correctly, that the left are very aggressive in their assertiveness in the culture wars. The conservatives tend to play by Marquis of Queensbury rules. He simply responds in kind.

The rabid left, for example, don't raise a squeak about appalling people like David Marr, Ann Summers or that Clementine creature ...... but when a highly articulate gay guy comes out responding in kind, it triggers a Pavlovian response in the left and they send the black shirts out to his meetings to create violence.

Intellectual pygmies.

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