The Crisis in the West

I think we're coming to the end of that pendulum swing where it's manifestly obvious that this isn't working, he says. The most sympathetic thing to do is to precisely revisit the normative actually and to establish some moral standards for what it is to live in a city. I think there's the Neelie case might if people take it seriously, trigger a discussion, a bigger discussion about what we do without Normative or higher principles for social life.