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He does. 1. He's more of a preacher than a teacher, even in the classroom. 2. He uses the language of fear, a lot. 3. His follower tend to be outright dismis
by gsaga 8y ago
He does.
1. He's more of a preacher than a teacher, even in the classroom.
2. He uses the language of fear, a lot.
3. His follower tend to be outright dismissive of opposing views.
- gsaga 8y agoPs. I'm also a fan. He helped me clean my room.
- ardent_uno 8y agoThose points describe a large number of public intellectuals from across the political spectrum, most of whom I would not consider dangerous.
- tlb 8y agoHaving one's followers be dismissive of opposing views is not necessarily bad. Darwin shares that distinction.
- jstewartmobile 8y agoYou've just described almost every humanities professor I've ever had. I didn't need an article that long to hear a pot call a kettle black.