With years of time to overthink it, he buried that chance expertly.
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I've long thought that labour did almost nothing to win power in the last election but it was just the tories doing more to lose it. Regardless labour thought they had found some secret sauce and have just been quadrupling down on awful policy after awful policy.
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While not disagreeing with you, it did seem like Grants Pass v Johnson got us much, much closer to it being a crime.
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Yeah he directly stated it even as far back as 2004 (supreme.justia.com/cases/federa...) but I don't really think his argument is convincing.
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Doesn't Thomas think the establishment clause isn't incorporated against the states?
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Yeah i was being unclear here. My point was that in my mind the analogy is "like bari Weiss in that he's committed to his ideological priors, not interested in learning or changing, and is a lazy writer" and not "believes in the same stuff".
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I mean he was completely wrong about the analysis of Morris' piece on moderation, didn't address the actual arguments, and even admitted to Morris that he didn't read the piece.
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In my mind (hope) a lot of that is the coupling of (1) a lot of people tune out and don't actually pay attention to day to day political developments and (2) a general legacy media failure to properly cover and contextualize a lot of what's going on. I.e. not that that many people actually like it.
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In my day-to-day life I'm the "error bars and uncertainty" guy in my office so I greatly appreciate you repeatedly going on at length and trying to instill on people that uncertainty is actually important!
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Thanks! And congrats again on the great work!