"See, what passes for 'good faith' these days is nothing but reciprocal class courtesy among the urban professionals. Everybody under fifty understands this. Most young Americans can recognize bad faith. We see it all around us. That's why the clash between generations—between complacency and truth, between the real story and the official narrative—has been striking to watch."
Jason Rhode at Paste explains why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has had such an impact.
And Aaron Huertas at Medium presents "A Field Guide to Bad Faith Arguments."
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