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This reminds me of Noah Carl’s “diversity trilemma” where you “can pick two out of the following three: social stability, civil liberties, non-selective immigration. If you want social stability and civil liberties, you have to be picky with immigration. If you want civil liberties and non-selective immigration, you won’t get social stability. And if you want non-selective immigration and social stability, you’ll have to infringe civil liberties”

We are clearly deep into option 3, whilst maintaining the lie that “hate speech” and “hate crime” are somehow an expression of liberalism.

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I'm not entirely sure where this quote comes from but it seems to fit too:

"The common feature which unites the activities most consistently forbidden by the moral codes of civilized peoples is that by their very nature they cannot be both habitual and enduring, because they tend to destroy the conditions which make them possible."

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