The Idiot Who Thought Cut Flowers Grow

How the Masquerade of Tolerance Uproots Civilisation and Calls It Progress

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The Idiot Who Thought Cut Flowers Grow

How the Masquerade of Tolerance Uproots Civilisation

“The essence of tyranny is not iron law. It is capricious law,” wrote Christopher Hitchens—and nowhere is that bleak maxim more vividly on display than in today’s bureaucratic masquera…