The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Surely liberals should support white nationalism? If ethnic separatism is as horrible as white liberals say, why do so many of them choose to live, well, separately from other races? Written by Noah Carl. Since Donald Trump was elected President in 2016, American liberals have become obsessed with the threat of white nationalism. As you can see in the chart below, there’s been a huge spike in mentions of the term in books, which began in 2016. Likewise,  Zach Goldberg  and  David Rozado  have shown that mentions of terms like “racism” and “white supremacy” in newspapers skyrocketed in the mid 2010s. Google Ngram chart  with smoothing of 0. All this is despite the fact that white nationalists comprise a tiny percentage of the US population. In a  2018 poll  for the  Washington Post , only 1% of white Democrats and only 3% of white Republicans said they considered themselves “supporters of the alt-right or white nationalist movement”. There may well have been some socially desirable re

  You’ve always wanted to live in a permanent Disneyland—believing that electric cars have zero emissions.   In the world of electric vehicles, where the allure of green technology meets the practicality of everyday life, there are those who embrace the electric revolution with a unique flair. Enter the unapologetic connoisseur of contradictions, the embodiment of the unexpected, the aficionado of electric eccentricities, and a character worthy of exploration. Here are 18 reasons why you really need an electric car:   1. You’re a Tolstoy enthusiast who’s never quite conquered the monumental War and Peace. Fear not, for that long charging queue becomes your literary sanctuary where you can immerse yourself in 1,225 pages of Russian opulence while your electric steed gains its much-needed energy boost. 2. Fine dining at Chiswick, Margaret, and Quay is a given, but have you truly lived until you’ve sampled the delights of the local servo? Post-War and Peace, dive into the exquisite world