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Here I am in a live debate back in 1991(!), objecting to the politically correct speech codes of the day. That debate didn't really end, it just changed shape. We've got our own "unspeakable" ideas today, and it still takes courage to articulate them in public.

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Фото профиля Tom Garrett
Tom Garrett1 год назад

"What has happened to courage?" Interesting to see a professor sheepishly capitulating to the language-related preferences of the most easily offended students reframed as "courage."

Фото профиля Jon Orwell
Jon Orwell1 год назад

For 18 Months, I Spoke with AI and Recorded Every Conversation. Now, Big Tech Wants This Book Silenced. Read the Truth Before It’s Banned. Fight For Your Freedom!

Фото профиля So OR reply guy
So OR reply guy1 год назад

pretty interesting flash from the past

Фото профиля Mrs.Gary.Hobson
Mrs.Gary.Hobson1 год назад

“What happened to courage?”🙄 Liberals have been misdirecting losing arguments for a long time now.

Фото профиля Collecting Wisdom
Collecting Wisdom1 год назад

It takes zero courage to make excuses for Hamas today.

Фото профиля John Frum Boston
John Frum Boston1 год назад

Young Glen!

Фото профиля Ignatius J. Reilly
Ignatius J. Reilly1 год назад

Wow! You are in excellent company. And courage such as yours is still sorely needed.

Фото профиля Michael Avery
Michael Avery1 год назад

Isn't the caption wrong on "heard" instead of "hurt?" Oh well!

Фото профиля KevHill
KevHill1 год назад

I vaguely remember her face but who was she?

Фото профиля quant
quant1 год назад

What a ridiculous question. “I’m going to enforce arbitrary rules upon you, and you must just have the courage to break these rules and ignore the consequences which I have introduced”

Фото профиля Greg Wolfe
Greg Wolfe1 год назад

They talk about the culture war but I'd have to describe it as one of attrition.

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