Unsurprisingly, after 25 years of destruction to the humanities in the name of equity, and the ease with which identitarian requirements and interdicts of the academe have prevailed in the corporate world, many conservatives are now reconsidering their embrace of the so-called “free market”. The obvious question is: why did it take them this long? Did they really not see that the capitalism with which they so identified — even if they were pro-capitalist merely because they were anti-communist — was, as my mother once put it, “the bull in the china shop of human history”?
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