This week, @christopherrufo tackle the Indian Question. Among other things, this episode cuts to the heart of longstanding foundational political disputes that are simply unreconcilable, but which can longer be brushed aside. Namely that some people (perhaps most people) prefer to live in a homogenous society, and as America tips toward a majority-minority country, that fundamental preference is under threat. For a long time, liberals, who have more cosmopolitan preferences, have been able to pathologize the desire for homogeneity and subdue any explicit political effort to maintain a white majority in the country. A great many conservatives are no longer willing to be silent on this question. They are going to actively assert their preferences, and Indians, while relatively small in total number are nonetheless the fasting growing foreign born demographic in the country and the most conspicuous element of the 21st century mass immigration regime, and are therefore the inevitable flashpoint for this debate. *This episode we also took input from our Indian/South Asian friends @balajis, @razibkhan, @Indian_Bronson, and a secret 4th Indian.

Much scared that he might become PM?

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Pedestrian struck by bike in @CentralPark_NYC has died. Rest in peace. Shame on Conservancy + @NYC_DOT for encouraging high-speeds in the Park and the "bike lobby" (@transalt) for continuing to oppose a 15mph bike speed limit. @nyc_evsa @GaleBrewerNYC ourtownny.com/news/central-p…

You have no clue of the reality in Xinjiang or Xizang.