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                    <p>Regarding an issue raised in the <a href="https://rubinreport.com/post/39280/yasmine-mohammed-full-interview">Dave Rubin Yasmine Mohammed interview</a>:</p>
<p>One particular point raised by Dave sticks out for me. He asks a few times, whether &ldquo;liberalism is too soft&rdquo; on radical ideologies nestled within the boundaries of its political realms. The question is never really engaged directly. But indirectly, there are many points in this interview in which toleration of illiberalism is called into question, as a general policy (either social or legal). This is something that should really be considered carefully, and not just left by the side of the road, as we move on to other things.</p>
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