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A divisive character. I agree with some things that he says, and disagree with others. A good intelectual that is not afraid to speak his mind.Douglas Murray
I only vaguely know of him. IIRC the quote is from his article in The Free Press (or reprinted in FP) re JK RowlingA divisive character. I agree with some things that he says, and disagree with others. A good intelectual that is not afraid to speak his mind.
nice, but who said it, when..."Dissent is the highest form of patriotism."
Initially I thought it was said by Thomas Jefferson, but I was wrong.nice, but who said it, when...
Sayings are so often misattributed to Jefferson that his estate at Monticello keeps a running list of “spurious quotations.” (RELATED: Did Thomas Jefferson Say, ‘When Injustice Becomes Law, Resistance Becomes Duty’?)
A quick Google search reveals that this quotation appears in that list – Monticello investigated it more than a decade ago, finding the words nowhere in Jefferson’s collected works. “Its true origins are uncertain, but the saying may have entered popular culture during the Vietnam era,” it writes on its website, to signify opposition to the war.
In a 1969 speech at Columbia University, New York City Mayor John Lindsay said, “The fact is that this dissent is the highest form of patriotism. It is the peaceful American way to turn the nation away from a self-defeating course.”
Variations of the quote date back to the early 1900s, according to research by etymologist Barry Popik. “Many times the highest form of civic patriotism lies in criticising your town for all you are worth,” reads one variation that appeared in The Zanesville Signal in 1925.
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