Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by author and political scientist Dr Norman Finkelstein after being one of our most highly-requested guests to cover the Is...
I disagree with the premise of judging his phrasing here, there's no wording a person in Norman's position, opposing the main stream talking points, could use that will be immune to deliberate misinterpretation. It seems to me that criticizing him for phrasing something sub-optimally or whatever is kinda ceding a lot of ground to the right, because it sets up a framing where the reason for right backlash is because leftists didn't do a good enough job, know what I mean?
I disagree with the premise of judging his phrasing here, there's no wording a person in Norman's position, opposing the main stream talking points, could use that will be immune to deliberate misinterpretation. It seems to me that criticizing him for phrasing something sub-optimally or whatever is kinda ceding a lot of ground to the right, because it sets up a framing where the reason for right backlash is because leftists didn't do a good enough job, know what I mean?
Edit: clarity
Yeah, that is true. I might be
bing out a bit. Our victory or defeat doesn't rest on the correctness of our rhetoric.