Is the international human rights system collapsing, or was it never really there in the first place, its contradictions fully exposed for any liberal to see?
Every system has its contradictions, I suppose, and that clarifies those that are sustainable from those that aren't. White supremacy is clearly unsustainable, but looks determined to bring everyone and everything down with it
The question becomes: how do we kill an idea that would rather see its antithesis lose, than succeed, itself?
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