Posting this separately from the above.
This is a Freakonomics show featuring Patrick Deneen, a Notre Dame professor that is an advocate of "common good." Perhaps not him specifically, but his writings underpin a lot of the right-wing authoritarian movement and provide a non-selfish justification for some of the shit that's going down.
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He makes some very valid observations about problems with our "democratic experiment," some forewarned at the founding. But his proposed solutions are . . . distasteful.
So, this is a guy that could be massively controversial and also provides intellectual underpinnings to some of the P2025/alt-right crew, like people claim was Charlie Kirk.
But he's not. And listen to him talking to Steven Dubner on Freakonomics.
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/has-america-lost-its-appetite-for-the-common-good/
Compare and contrast with Charlie Kirk.
And, seriously, if you aren't familiar with "common good," listen to that.