I am repeatedly stunned by the number of people, many of them claiming to be politically progressive, who willingly and consciously refuse to recognize this distinction:
I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your right to say it.
Voltaire
I've been following a lot of media-elite types on Twitter recently. They can't can't can't STAND the possibility that their ideas might--even a little bit--be subject to meaningful debate in the marketplace of ideas.
Matt Walsh discusses transgender "studies" with a member of the audience.
Some of the most amazing things are everyday things. Such as bee anatomy:
[Sorry, I can no longer find the link to Mishka's Tweet]
Equally amazing: We can insert things like bananas, corn bread and butchered chickens into that big hole on the front of our head and it gives us the energy to do things like read Shakespeare, clean out our garages and create new human animals. If this happened only once, it would be the most amazing things ever, but it happens all the time, which means that we take it for granted and we turn our attention to far less amazing things.
Matt Taibbi writes:
Matt Orfalea didn't lie, alter clips, or remove key context. He made edits faithful to reality and just got a strike for it. Welcome to post-Trump America, where truth is a censorable offense.This is our New Rule: Only Democrats can deny that elections are not legitimate.
See Taibbi's entire distressing article: "Election Denial" for Me, But Not for Thee: YouTube Censors TK-Produced Videos, Again, Despite Factual Accuracy."
