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I'm also starting to feel unwelcome here.
I've been seeing more and more sings of an intellectual chilling in the past few months and a shrinking of acceptable ingroup political variation.
Things like users commenting on there being concerned about there being "insufficient liberal spin". Now obviously the no mind-killer norm kept the concern unpopular and a well worded post calling it out was written... but still what concerns me is that I don't recall things like this happening at all before.
Not cool.
Do you feel that the entire article is a problem, or are there specific bits that bother you?
Just a few minor political digs in it, otherwise it is an appropriate critique of H's work. I was more concerned with the overall LW climate as I tried to show with my cited example.
Do you mean the bit about Catholics, or another bit? I think I'm going to remove that bit. [edit] I did.
(I'm asking because I would like to improve the article, not to start an argument)
(Although I didn't read that comment at the time, I am also boggled by the "liberal spin" bit, for what that's worth).