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Two Harvard professors have accused me of trying to "censor" them.
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In Part 1 last week, I provided background context for how the punishment bureaucracy has used its own failures to get low-information people who feel bad about overt state violence to support various “reforms.” The key point: the “reforms” sanctioned by powerful bureaucrats do…
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The number, timing, frequency, and delivery method of news stories matters
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When the New York Times Is Like a PR Firm for Police Unions
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How talking about "crime" with scary metaphors shapes our thinking
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The news disciplines our thinking one word at a time
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Yesterday, the New York Times wrote an article about the plan by New York City Mayor Eric Adams to “remove people with severe, untreated mental illness…
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I am overwhelmed by the interest in this newsletter and by the several thousand new subscribers as the future of Twitter becomes uncertain. I wanted to…
A New York Times Specialty
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Two Harvard professors propose the greatest expansion of the police bureaucracy in Western history.
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The largest corporate paper in the United States is becoming a gateway to fascism
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Alec’s Copaganda Newsletter

How the police and the media distract us from what matters.

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