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You've Persuaded Us Already
When it comes to the idea that conservatism has embraced fascism and supremacy, nobody is more persuasive than conservatives themselves. An essay on…
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Preaching To The Choir
On echo chambers, persuasion, Mitt Romney, "wise Republicans," salad bars, and the chronically shirked responsibility for changing our own minds.
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Never Remember
Reflection & remembrance on the 22nd anniversary of a grim hinge in history. What we never remember, what we never forget
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How to Help Writers Leave X
A milestone for The Reframe, another milestone for The Reframe, and advice to readers on helping writers who are looking for a Twitter X-it.
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The Finger-Taker's Son
Rules of engagement, and what it means to find "common ground" with supremacists.
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August 2023
If You Want To Be Friends, Then Why Aren’t You Friendly?
A look at one of the most alarming and pressing problems of our age: the much-lamented fact that "the left" won't be friends with "the right," over…
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The Unconsidered Voice
On seeking the answer in the middle, the persuasive power of being unpersuadable, and the conservative demand for an exclusive 1st amendment right to…
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A Public Service
Translating the President's many crimes for the Fox News watchers, to help them understand why they are so shocking and dangerous.
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The Neighborhood
Almost everyone agrees, we ought to take care of our neighbors. But who ARE our neighbors? An answer in two stories.
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All In The Same Boat
A story about different kinds of innovation, and re-asking an ancient question.
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Lord of the Rally
You can't walk into Mordor, folks, believe me. I'm the first person to say so, nobody was talking about Mordor before me. A great land but a terrible…
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This Is The Last Day Of Our Acquaintance
A little bit about appropriate responses, and a fond farewell to an early teacher.
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