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  He doesn't have to.  Moderates will normalize his extremism in their own minds to avoid conflict with it.  It's literally why they exist.
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  The fallacy of middle ground is fallacy, but normalizing extremism avoids conflict. That is why moderates are moderate.  Not because they don't know right from wrong, but because they fear conflict with wrong enough to pretend that half wrong is somehow the best solution. A more accurate name for moderates would be "cowards".
context: This is nothing more than projection. They are falsely accusing the school of being a left-wing indoctrination facility to deflect from the fact they want to turn it into a right-wing indoctrination facility >
  
  Lol - it's 650 students.  Florida has a college & university school system with 1M students.  There are a lot more 'right-wing' and 'left-wing' indoctrination groups in the state university systems.  You want to see indoctrination go look at the greek life... >
  
  Are any of them a governor running for President who has total control of the state government?
  Just because he started with a small college doesn't mean it stays that way.
  And in fact it didn't start small because he installed Sasse at UF which has 50,000 students. >
  
  Fascist takeover of higher education. I feel so bad for the students and faculty >
  
  Everything with an eye to 2024.  What a complete douche. >
  
  His strategy can be summed up as... "People will stop being gay or thinking black lives matter if I just burn the right book." >
  
  It'll be interesting and comical to see how he attempts to pivot towards moderates after tap dancing for facists.