The Randall Carlson
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Why Labels Replace Arguments in Modern Discourse
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July 4, 2026
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He breaks down how certain labels get weaponized to shut down dialogue before it even starts. Terms like isolationist or denier aren't meant to clarify a position, they're designed to categorize and dismiss. If nations are trading, exchanging knowledge, and engaging culturally, that's the opposite of isolation. But nuance doesn't survive when the goal is to end the conversation, not advance it. The pattern repeats across topics: assign a label, skip the evidence, move on. It's why alternative media keeps gaining ground. People recognize when they're being managed instead of informed, and they're walking away from sources that treat complexity like a liability.
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