On Euro censorship + your comments and criticisms.
[Patreon Exclusive]
We discuss censorship in Brussels and Berlin, and put it in the context of the incorporation of right-populism. How will European politics come to look as national-conservatives become part of the establishment? What's up with these "sovereigntists" who are unserious about sovereignty?
Also we discuss your comments:
If cultural production is already monopolistic, can it be democratically planned?
Should we problematise "mental health"?
Is love a dangerous political emotion?
What happens if you leave the left?
How do we kill the ghosts of the 20th century?
Is a generational analysis of left-populism wrong?
How do we get beyond a world of media and images?
Links:
NatCon: are centrists the real threat to free speech?, Alex Hochuli, UnHerd
