Video: Pat Condell weighs in on the “Anti-American Dream”

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Bare Naked Islam

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14 August 2020

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Our American Future

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identity politics

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The American Left’s utopia is one where freedom is a dirty word, Western civilization is to be loathed, feelings are more important than free speech, and safe spaces for snowflakes are required on college campuses. America still has a First Amendment, but for how long? The Left is trying hard to impose Europe’s hate speech laws on America. And it’s beginning to work, especially on college campuses.

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