Yes, we differ on how to do this. Rauch, a gay Jew, makes a very convincing case that homophobia & antisemitism are best tackled by being able to argue against them. For that, they need to be able to be discussed. https://twitter.com/Daniel_Rivieria/status/946009031574921216 …
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...you mean Haidt, yeah? Because he wrote the Righteous Mind. Not Rauch.
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I'm talking about Rauch making this case in Kindly Inquisitors. Haidt definitely isn't gay. Don't know if he's Jewish.
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I am evangelical abt both. They're complementary.
Rauch's Kindly Inquisitors is a rational, ethical, inspirational argument for free speech & universal liberalism.
Haidt's Righteous Mind is a psychological, pragmatic, user-friendly guide to where everyone is coming from. https://twitter.com/IonaItalia/status/946051880190439424 …
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