‘The West is better. Our societies are better. Not superior, just better at producing the kinds of things that human beings seem to want.’
Konstantin Kisin uttered the statement during his sold-out speaking tour of Australia. The message was received with firm nods from the audience, but perhaps a slight awkwardness from public-facing Liberals who have not yet embraced an unapologetically enthusiastic view of Western democracy.
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