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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Christopher Rufo, Spencer Klavan, and Josh Hammer about rising food prices and reasons to be hopeful this July Fourth. With food prices increasing as people prepare for their July Fourth cookouts ,the pain is very clear. All of this makes Jen Psaki’s comments about food prices last year even more surreal. This Fourth, it’s important to remember why the collectivist generalizations of people like Marc Lamont Hill are so different from the individualism that has made the West so successful. Jordan Peterson clearly articulates why the collectivism espoused by so many liberals is doomed to fail. He makes clear why individualism in America has been so successful and we abandon it at our own peril.
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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Christopher Rufo, Spencer Klavan, and Josh Hammer about rising food prices and reasons to be hopeful this July Fourth. With food prices increasing as people prepare for their July Fourth cookouts ,the pain is very clear. All of this makes Jen Psaki’s comments about food prices last year even more surreal. This Fourth, it’s important to remember why the collectivist generalizations of people like Marc Lamont Hill are so different from the individualism that has made the West so successful. Jordan Peterson clearly articulates why the collectivism espoused by so many liberals is doomed to fail. He makes clear why individualism in America has been so successful and we abandon it at our own peril.
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