Ep. 1797 Demonized for Wrongthink on Masks and Other Topics, Professor Confronts His Accusers

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🗓️ 17 December 2020

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

New York University's Mark Crispin Miller returns to the show to discuss the ordeal he's been enduring for wrongthink -- don't let students hear both sides of the mask controversy! -- and how he plans to fight back.

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0:00.0	The Tom Wood Show, episode 1797.
0:03.4	Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.
0:08.0	Your daily dose of liberty education starts here.
0:11.5	The Tom Wood Show.
0:14.5	Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here.
0:15.9	Our old friend Mark Crispin Miller is back.
0:18.4	He's a professor at NYU.
0:20.7	He's gotten himself into a little trouble lately,
0:24.1	because from time to time, he has an unconventional opinion.
0:27.8	And you know that that is not allowed.
0:30.6	So for example, he's well known for teaching a course on propaganda.
0:34.7	He's an expert on that.
0:36.1	And somewhat recently, he had students
0:38.2	read both sides of the conversation about masks
0:42.3	and their effectiveness.
0:43.6	Now that's not allowed, even though he came right out and said,
0:46.3	I'm not telling you not to wear your mask.
0:48.6	I'm telling you to take a look at both sides of the argument,
0:51.4	well, this can't have that.
0:53.3	So that and some other things he did,
0:56.0	not one of which would cause any normal person,
0:59.6	even five seconds of distress,
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