Sorme: We agree about the central problem in its leftest form. But i do seetht a similar thing happening on the right, and you don't tend to focus on it. He says there's now a concern with identity that seems to super sed any honest engagement with ethics or facts. Sorme: The same willingness to destroy institutions without any thought as to what could replace themah. This is wherewll get deep into this when we hit your book.
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