When I was reading all the credible accusations against Arday over the last week or so, I thought, as terrible as it sounds, I bet he kills himself. The evidence was simply insurmountable. First and foremost, the BBC had reported virtually nothing about these well-founded accusations. So, I published here briefly UnHerd’s recent interview about the scandal with Kathleen Stock.
This following anecdote is very important to understanding the BBC and what Herbert Marcuse exemplified in Repressive Tolerance in 1965, which essentially brought Marxist and radical leftist thinking (academically) into the West:
“It involves the withdrawal of tolerance of speech and assembly of groups on the Right and aggressive partisan promotion of speech and groups on the Left.”
Then, after Arday takes his own life, they (the BBC) suddenly report on it and, as you might expect from this radical left-wing press machine, turn their attention towards his accusers. Since then, there has been a mountain of articles and videos laying the blame on those on social media exposing his lies. It’s obscene seeing empathy going this haywire.
While any death is tragic, if Arday was even remotely accurate in the things he said and had the least bit of integrity, you might think he would have defended himself. Gad Saad’s take on the Arday aftermath in Did Systemic Structural Racism Result in Jason Arday’s Suicide? gets it pretty much right. Make him a a Martyr. Not on my watch.
So, he takes his own life, seemingly not caring two shits about his family and kids, while knowing this would give the radicals an opportunity to point the finger at his accusers. In life and in death, he has ended up exactly as his well-informed accusers were saying: a charlatan and coward.
Welcome to the modern day left.
“The more I live, the more I learn. The more I learn, the more I realize, the less I know.”- Michel Legrand
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