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10:03Now PlayingCan you really love America if you hate its founding? In this long-form conversation, we trace how critical theory taught the modern left to reject the actual United States — and why, despite the doom, we may be living through an age of miracles.
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From Max Horkheimer's 1937 critical theory to John Winthrop's 1630 'city on a hill,' from Butler, Pennsylvania, to Omicron, to the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's murder, we make the case that agency, faith, and responsibility — not complaint — build the future.
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critical theory, Max Horkheimer, love America founding, John Winthrop city on a hill, age of miracles, Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, Israel wars, Omicron narrative, Howard Zinn, American exceptionalism, conservative commentary, Gen Z advice, high trust society, book of Numbers
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