Douglas Murray and Stephen Blackwood: On Ideological Madness and Its Antidote

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• RA

  @RalstonCollegeSavannah · 3 years ago · pinned

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• KB

  @kbeetles · 6 years ago

  The deeper and braver Douglas gets, the more impressive and lovable he becomes!

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• AG

  @AG-tj8ew · 6 years ago

  I’m very pleased you do what you do Mr Murray, your contribution to helping us ordinary folks understand the unhinged developments which are currently taking over our society, as well as calling it out, is immensely important. &nbsp;Yours is a life well lived 😊.

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• MC

  @mc.8391 · 6 years ago

  i wish there were more voices like Douglas Murray... he always enables me to see more clearly through the mess than anybody else...… such an articulate man thank you

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• MA

  @ManInTheBigHat · 6 years ago (edited)

  Don&apos;t you just love Douglas... I know I do.<br>I&apos;m reading &quot;The Madness of Crowds&quot; and it&apos;s great.

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• MI

  @michaelweber5702 · 5 years ago

  Again as i am sitting here in San Francisco , 75 years old and listening to Douglas Murray , I still thrill at my possibilities for apprehending more of life&apos;s meaning , in no small part thanks to Mr. Murray ... Thanks gentlemen .

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• JO

  @johnthorpe163 · 6 years ago

  My favorite Murray quote: &nbsp;&quot;A society in which your deepest feelings can be trodden upon is the only society worth living in.&quot;

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• SH

  @shokuchideirdrecarrigan7402 · 1 day ago (edited)

  What a great conversation! One if the best involving Douglas Murray that I have listened to, and that is saying something. &nbsp;A brilliant man right at the center of his life speaking from that place.

• PH

  @PhenHarrison · 6 years ago

  Listened to this whilst raking leaves and acorns in New England. Thank you for discussing this. So needed.

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• PH

  @philliphayden2727 · 6 years ago

  Even if Douglas repeats himself again after the recent podcasts I&apos;ve listen to him converse, that&apos;s okay. &nbsp;Good man.

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• PA

  @patbonny1175 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I thank Douglas for his recognition of the problems our young people face today at all levels of what remains of our culture. I speak as a man of 69 yrs, I have children and grandchildren who are being abused before my helpless eyes.

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• RO

  @roberthollands7863 · 6 years ago

  Such a good listen is an understatement.

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