Thought Crimes
Ani O’BrienPolitics, news, and culture from New Zealand and beyond. I share opinions, but am prepared to change my mind. Postmodernism sucks.
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Like good faith disagreements & principled people. Dislike disingenuousness & Foucault. Care especially about women’s rights, justice, & democracy.
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