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Welcome to the Plodcast, episode 172.

Thank you for sticking with me for 172 episodes of these things, assuming of

course that you've been with me from the beginning or assuming of course that

you have gotten the the Canon app and you have gone into the archives and you have binge listened.

Anyway, thank you for being with me all this time.

So this is the Plodcast, I'm Douglas Wilson. This is episode 172. I want to talk a little bit about the

blight of ideology, the blight of ideology. And I'm talking here about political theory.

One of the things that Eric Hoffer argues in his book, The True Believer,

is that there's a certain kind of ideological mindset, where there's a certain kind of ideological mindset where there's a certain kind of person, a certain kind of

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