In retrospect, we should paid a lot more attention to Habermas' arguments about the discursive preconditions for democracy when asymmetric political lying started to become normalized via Fox News https://twitter.com/RyanDEnos/status/1309482273754943488 …
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I think a lot about how liberalism was designed to promote accommodation between groups with doctrinal disagreements — and how its strategies are less effective when disagreements are about, at root, identity. I think that explains part of what you're getting at here.
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That's a really interesting point. The old doctrinal differences did have an identity component as well, but on an institutional level they were carried out by groups that were restrained by their own rules. Not true of our identity disputes which are much less restrained.
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