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A Guide for Talking to Trump Supporters 2.0

02/02/202005/28/2021 Zach1 Comment

Strategies for your conversations with Trump supporters

Posted in politicsTagged 2020, abortion, Activism, american, argument, article, Authoritarianism, belief, blog, book, children, cliche, college, competence, congress, conversation, cringe, critique, culture, current affairs, democrats, discourse, discussion, economics, editorial, education, election, environment, feminism, goal, GOP, government, gun, gun control, hacking, healthcare, history, how to, ideas, incompetence, information, internet, jobs, journal, journalism, justice, language, law, liberal, logic, love, low information, media, money, negative partisanship, news, online, personal, philosophy, platform, podcast, polarization, political, politics, principles, project, question, rally, rational, relationships, religion, republicans, research, review, revolution, rhetoric, single issue, social, socialism, society, standard, story, strategy, supporters, supreme court, talking points, technology, test, theology, theory, thevim, thinking, thought, trump, truth, vote, voting, web, world, writing

How a Minority Rules

02/25/201905/28/2021 Zach4 Comments

Republican advantage over Democrats is deeper than gerrymandering. There are three that combine show the true depth of GOP power.

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Facebook’s Good Intentions

11/26/201805/28/2021 Zach1 Comment

A review of S. Matthew Liao's NY Times piece, "Do You Have a Moral Duty to Leave Facebook?"

Posted in philosophy, politicsTagged blog, clarity, critique, economics, editorial, election, ethics, facebook, fake news, futurism, information, intention, internet, journal, justice, liao, liberal, logic, media, moral, new york times, news, nuance, ny times, NYU, objection, op ed, philosophy, platform, podcast, political, politics, propaganda, review, science, technology, theory, trump, truth, twitter, Violence, web, writing, Zuckerberg

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