My solution is to speak the truth and let the chips fall where they may. But there are people you might know of - like Greenblatt or Yoel Roth, formerly of Twitter "trust and safety" - that go out of their way to characterize any and all honest criticism, even when it is directed specifically at individuals, as verboten speech. What happens when difficult but necessary conversations are suppressed? Surely you of all people must have some understanding of how large organizations like the ADL loom when it comes to direct assault on the First Amendment.

There is a bubble that hasn't yet burst, but is growing precariously thin. That is when culture war conservatives realize that America did not wake up one day and go to war with itself culturally in some schizophrenic fit, but rather that a disparate culture was imported over the last century. The gatekeepers of this project are failing by the day, in part because the masks are slipping.

Here's a recent example of what I mean by that:

https://rumble.com/v470oeu-short-clip-digital-zoom-gavin-mcinnes-rage-quits-elijah-schaffer-nick-fuent.html