finish saul alinsky's book. i could use many other examples which i do in stumbling toward utopia, but just for purposes of my book talk, i think that you can actually go into the writing scholarship letters and public remarks of many of the people that i discussed today. and you would conclude that they are uncomfortable with an objective sense. that's true. you know where they would where they would automat actually conclude. that is true. now, it wasn't the 1960s, but when solzhenitsyn when alexander soltani and comes to harvard, you know, in tide of all of this and gives this rather remarkable speech at harvard at people in america were trying to determine, you know, what precisely saying. but there's a reason that it turns out to be probably the most 20th century speech at harvard, because essentially what saying is that the is the moral, social or spiritual crisis. i mean is at the center of american. and i argue, stumbling toward utopia that for all of the other concerns we have, in all the fact of sector

finish saul alinsky's book. i could use many other examples which i do in stumbling toward utopia, but just for purposes of my book talk, i think that you can actually go into the writing scholarship letters and public remarks of many of the people that i discussed today. and you would conclude that they are uncomfortable with an objective sense. that's true. you know where they would where they would automat actually conclude. that is true. now, it wasn't the 1960s, but when solzhenitsyn when alexander soltani and comes to harvard, you know, in tide of all of this and gives this rather remarkable speech at harvard at people in america were trying to determine, you know, what precisely saying. but there's a reason that it turns out to be probably the most 20th century speech at harvard, because essentially what saying is that the is the moral, social or spiritual crisis. i mean is at the center of american. and i argue, stumbling toward utopia that for all of the other concerns we have, in all the fact of sector

cancel culture follows saul alinsky infamous rules. radicals, particularly rule to pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. those tactics are now in modern political discourse. so the canceling robert e lee is a classic of the radical assault on america's heroes. lee was widely hailed as one of america's greatest examples noble character. as recently as 20 or 30 years ago. he was exalted for his virtue, his devotion to duty, his sense of honor, his christian faith, and his flawless, gentlemanly conduct. then the came for him. they lee as their target, using alinsky tactics. they frozen, they personalized him and, they polarized him. but this destructive wave of cancel it only creates a void it leaves an emptiness, absence of noble heroes for our children and our grandchildren to emulate who or what does cancel culture propose to fill that void. i have a chapter in my book entitled radical history the quiet revolution of modern historians. academia is now overwhelmed only left leaning and sometimes even marxist and t

cancel culture follows saul alinsky infamous rules. radicals, particularly rule to pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. those tactics are now in modern political discourse. so the canceling robert e lee is a classic of the radical assault on america's heroes. lee was widely hailed as one of america's greatest examples noble character. as recently as 20 or 30 years ago. he was exalted for his virtue, his devotion to duty, his sense of honor, his christian faith, and his flawless, gentlemanly conduct. then the came for him. they lee as their target, using alinsky tactics. they frozen, they personalized him and, they polarized him. but this destructive wave of cancel it only creates a void it leaves an emptiness, absence of noble heroes for our children and our grandchildren to emulate who or what does cancel culture propose to fill that void. i have a chapter in my book entitled radical history the quiet revolution of modern historians. academia is now overwhelmed only left leaning and sometimes even marxist and t

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