The psychological condition of a person making a claim or advancing an argument is not thereby a solid basis for rejecting or accepting said claim or argument.  Moreover, imputing a psychological condition as a basis for a political outlook is a rather tenuous business to begin with - notwithstanding the condition not being a logical basis for accepting or rejecting the political position. But - it is enticing and does provide insight into the fibrous connections that tie together an overall political philosophy or view. Granting, then, that such imputation is not in itself a basis for refutation, I find the following a teasing insight as to what strings together the political views of the progressive multiculturalists. Consider the following two paragraphs from recent articles by Bruce Bawer and David Solway, respectively. (Bruce Bawer, Boston and the Infantilism of Jihad Denial). Yet what made multiculturalism attractive to these people in the first place is that it's...(Read Full Post)