So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast

Ep. 168 Assassin’s veto comes for Rushdie

Aug 17, 2022

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Moral of story- Rushdie is principled to a tee, even against himself

01:14

Even a bookseller should be bought into the whole system

01:12

Speaking on security provisions for Rushdie and similar situated

01:07

You Don't Bring a Knife to a Word Fight, You Shouldn't Be

02:48

Introduction

2min

The Free Speech Issue Is Something That's Motivated Me for a Long Time

2min

The Basilon Family

1min

How to Stop the Bullying in Schools, if You're a Muslim

6min

You Can Not Love Magical Realism, Don't You?

2min

What Does That Say About Someone's Courage?

3min

Do You Think He's Going to Die?

2min

Salmon Rushtey: The Only Peace in the Atlantic

2min

Free Speech Is a Human Right

3min

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The Fatoir, You Don't Want to Know Who Is

3min

11.

Theno Son I Belie Was Philadelphia Inquire the Opinion Mage One.

2min

12.

The Satanic Verse, I Don't Really Know What in It Offended People

5min

13.

Yolcob's Memoir

2min

14.

The Innocents of Moslems

2min

15.

Don't Talk to Yo.

4min

16.

Are You Going to Stock It?

2min

17.

You Don't Bring a Knife to a Word Fight, You Shouldn't Be

3min

18.

Free Speech

2min

19.

Are We Having an Emperor Has No Clothes Problem?

3min

20.

What Is the Difference Between a Professor and a Student?

3min

21.

I Think the Same Thing Is True About Islam, Mtor

2min

22.

Substack - You're Not on Substacker, Right?

2min

23.

Substa Substac - I'm Not a Substa Subscriber

2min

24.

You Can See Me on My Computer and I'm Going to Give You a Free Subscription

2min

Last week, a would-be assassin attacked Salman Rushdie, author of “The Satanic Verses,” in an apparent attempt to carry out the infamous fatwa placed on Rushdie’s life. Fortunately, Rushdie survived the attack. Vice News Tonight correspondent and “The Fifth Column” podcast co-host Michael Moynihan joins the show to discuss what happened, what it means for free speech, and the history of “The Satanic Verses” controversy.

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