There has been a good deal of discourse over the past few years about the tones of voice chosen by public figures like Matt Walsh, Jordan Peterson, and even Gad Saad. The argument is that these public figures are alienating those who might have listened to and benefited from their messages, had they used a more diplomatic and conciliatory manner of spea…
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