Far left mob wins again. New York Times opinion editor James Bennett forced to resign after

employees revolted over the paper's decision to publish an op-ed by Senator Tom Cotton.

They totally surrendered to a woke child mob from their own newsroom that apparently gets

triggered if they're presented with any opinion contrary to their own.

Staffers of the New York Times and the newsroom and in the opinion section were outraged.

They were horrified. They said it was inappropriate to publish an op-ed like that.

Buildings matter too.

It's not just three words. Those three words on top of years and years of complaints

within the Philadelphia Inquirer that we were not devoted to diversity.

I've been struck with how dramatic things have changed in the United States.

People who valued free speech are now totally intimidated.

People who thought that as an American you had every right to stand up for what you believe

are now being told yes and then you get fired.

All of the academics who for a hundred years talked about the importance of intellectual

freedom, the notion, the ten-year meant you couldn't get fired, etc.

They've all sold out and they're now part of a lemming-like rush to say, oh no, if you

don't do exactly what you're supposed to do, you're in deep trouble, it reminds me a lot

of having last year a written Trump versus China and done a lot of research on how the

Chinese communist had evolved.

It's really remarkably like malism.

When mal was out of China, they went through a whole period where they would have sessions

where you could admit to everybody else how bad you were.

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