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James Treadwell and the true meaning of 'cancel culture'

15 January 2022

3:01 AM

15 January 2022

3:01 AM

There’s an inherent contradiction at the heart of liberal thinking that perpetually raises its head. It’s one which has become ever-more pronounced in our age of ultra-progressive politics: the tension between equality and liberty. Many progressives think you can have both. Alas not. You can only have either, or a greater emphasis upon one at the expense of the other.

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