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- What if in fact, we had all sorts of things, exactly backwards, and completely wrong? | - What if in fact, we had all sorts of things, exactly backwards, and completely wrong? | ||
- What if diversity, wasn't a sign of our strength, but sometimes a sign of our weakness. | - What if diversity, wasn't a sign of our strength, but sometimes a sign of our weakness. | ||
- What if, for example, immigration. Uh, far from being an issue of xenophobes versus | - What if, for example, immigration. Uh, far from being an issue of xenophobes versus xenophiles was actually an instance of redistribution having little to do with xenophobia or xenophilia to begin with? | ||
These sorts of ideas, can't be entertained inside of the gated institutional narrative. | These sorts of ideas, can't be entertained inside of the gated institutional narrative. | ||