Arms are not yet taken up; but virtually, you are in a civil war. You are not people of differing opinions in a public council;—you are enemies, that must subdue or be subdued, on the one side or the other. If your hands are not on your swords, their knives will be at your throats. There is no medium,—there is no temperament,—there is no compromise with Jacobinism. –Edmund Burke
A famous French actor was accused of raping -- an actor? Which doesn't make much sense (as men are difficult to rape) until you realize the Independent is using the word "Actor" quite loosely -- to include women.
The New York Times, perhaps the foremost purveyor or leftism in the West today, wrote this line, "The story highlights the tensions between a student's deeply felt sense of personal truth and facts that are at odds with it."
These two cases prove something: The left will throw away anything in order to appeal to a small group of woke leftists. Clarity. An insistence upon objective truth. Anything.
Still, these visions of Saigon did not depress me as the frigid, sterile concrete grandeur of Pyongyang had depressed me. ‘You won’t see signs of poverty in Pyongyang like in other Asian cities,’ a sympathiser with North Korea had told me proudly before I went. He did not mention that I would see no signs of life either; whereas in Saigon, for all its squalor, there was activity, movement, laughter, argument. –Theodore Dalrymple
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/french-actor-gerard-depardieu-charged-with-rape-claims-report-b1806326.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/us/smith-college-race.html