Who is Bari Weiss? And why should you care? Leftists thrive on the facade of lies. They make everyone subscribe to them. They require a belief that there is no absolute truth. Everyone knows that absolute truth exists. We should all reject leftist ideology, but we don’t.
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Many liberals pretend the lies do not exist. For them, it is more important that everyone can just get along. Behind this facade, people can believe whatever they want. The rule holds as long as no one gets hurt. The rule holds as long as everyone abides by the rules of polite, civil discourse. Oh well, in today’s world that is out the window., so now what do we do Batman?
The problem with a system without absolute truth is every falsehood can find shelter. Every absurdity must be welcome. The most glaring contradictions reign and clash. Behind this great disorder of lies hides untruth festers in the toleration of everything. Soon common sense declines. Without commonsense the system erodes, people start getting hurt, and civil discourse unravels. Guess what, we are there; now, today.
Who is Bari Weiss?
Bari Weiss was an editor at the New York Times. Recently we reached a milestone in the breakdown of the liberal order. The writer startled the world with a blistering, public letter of resignation. She saw the handwriting on the crumbling wall.
She communicated directly that error no longer seeks shelter behind the facade, rather it is taking command. A revolutionary mob has created a “cancel culture” at the Times. The cancel mob eliminates those who dare to disagree with it. Resigning was the best way for her to avoid the guillotine and hold on to her head.
Ms. Weiss’ hiring by The Times’s Opinion section came to uphold the classic liberal consensus. She was there to buttress the tottering facade. Her job was to let all opinions be heard, especially the most contradictory ones. Such was the tolerant facade of the Times’s Opinion page. It is now apparent it was then and is now, only facade. Who is Bari Weiss? And why should you care?
