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I chose empathy
Part two
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I chose violence
Part one
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Luigi Mangione taught me the meaning of class war
On pacifism, violence, and feeling protected
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The dignity of all exploited creatures
The title of this essays was written by Kelsey Zazanis in a letter she wrote to me.
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Destroying things
On the meaning of violence, cancellers, and domestic abusers
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Some things only God can forgive
In my truth telling era
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Whatever it is, you can face it
On our fundamental and irrevocable belonging to this world
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Censorship is not the answer
Leftists for free speech
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What is gender? What about the children?
On trans rights, youth, and living in a pluralistic world
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Should the survivor define accountability?
When discussing the nebulous concept of ‘accountability’ with people, many have asserted that they don’t feel comfortable defining what accountability…
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Murder is not an ethical gray area
I don’t know how to write this but I’m going to try.
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