In Iowa, "freedom to flourish becomes the freedom of the in-group to act but not be bound by legal or moral responsibility, where the out-group holds no rights the in-group must respect, and laws that bind the in-group become an illegitimate obstruction of freedom."
Nick Covington
New post by Nick Covington @covingtonedu.bsky.social: Iowans today find their rights limited by private, partisan, and parochial interests, where the in-group gets the freedom to flourish and the out-group is free to leave.
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Nick Covington explores the limits on Iowans' rights: the in-group gets the freedom to flourish, and the out-group is free to leave.
