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The Blatant Folly

The fact that so many people on the right repeat that reasoning as a criticism of other people on the right actually proves the opposite: the right is not monolithic.

Observador3 Feb

Polarisation: the symptom of institutions that fail to foster unity

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A political community does not fall apart because it disagrees, but when it ceases to have a common principle capable of channelling disagreement into a constructive form.

Observador31 Jan

Polarisation: the symptom of institutions that fail to foster unity

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The Blatant Folly

Polarisation: the symptom of institutions that fail to foster unity

The Blatant Folly

Polarisation: the symptom of institutions that fail to foster unity