Neil J. Young

@NeilJYoung17

Writer & historian. Columnist Opinion. Podcast host . Book Author, WE GATHER TOGETHER. Words: , , , .

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Joined May 2011

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    Jun 18

    I’ve been thinking about this a lot since the rise of Trump, but I think now after what we see happening at the border it is clear that the days of so-called conservatism are over. /1

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    Jun 26

    When did attacking American businesses become a Republican thing? Small business like Red Hen, icon like Harley Davidson. This is the stuff the Red Guard did in the Cultural Revolution.

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  3. 5 hours ago

    It wasn’t a rule. It was a power play.

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    Keep in mind that every claim to logic, procedure, precedent, morality, or ideology McConnell makes is just window dressing for his actual belief, which is “I have power and can do whatever I want."

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    Kennedy handing his seat over to Trump is the most perfect example *ever* about how it is all the party of Trump. All of it. Kennedy looks down from SCOTUS and sees the man in the White House and says “Yes. Him. I want him to be the one to choose my replacement.”

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    I'm sure , being a man of firm principle and clear honor, will refuse to hold any hearings on a SCOTUS nominee until January 2019 because (checks notes) "the American people should have a voice in the selection of their next Supreme Court Justice."

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  7. 12 hours ago

    Narrator: The answer, my friends, is yes.

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    Greg Gianforte literally attacked a reporter and lied about it

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  10. Jun 26

    On this week's episode we talked more about my recent article on the end of family values conservatism. Hope you'll give it a listen.

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    Jun 24

    One step away from the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850. That step would be deputizing private citizens to act as agents of ICE and/or a court and to apprehend alleged unauthorized people.

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    Jun 25

    If you seriously don't understand how calls for "civility" were historically used by the powers-that-be to shut down protests, you should really read Bill Chafe's excellent study of the civil rights movement in Greensboro.

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    Jun 18

    I’ve been thinking about this a lot since the rise of Trump, but I think now after what we see happening at the border it is clear that the days of so-called conservatism are over. /1

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    Jun 24

    To everyone who has tweeted back, "Not me, I can PROVE I'm a citizen" -- you miss the point. Without due process, who will you "prove" it to? Where will you show your proof? A right to a hearing / judicial review protects ALL of us.

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    Jun 21

    “Family values” conservatism is finally dead:

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    Jun 21

    The US has a history of separating children from their families, writes historian , with Native American children forcibly sent to boarding schools in the early 20th century as way of forced assimilation

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    Jun 21

    In Rwanda, for years the Hutu were fed a steady diet from RTLM, the dominant radio station, about the "cockroach" Tutsi. Thus, when the genocide began the Tutsi were, after all this softening up, no more than a dangerous infestation. We know the signs.

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