Shadi thinks Damir is getting more worried about our institutions. Damir reveals the depths of his relentless fatalism. All because NPR thought it was a good idea to interview a radical apologist for rioting and looting.

Reading List:

• "One Author's Controversial View: 'In Defense of Looting'," by Natalie Escobar (NPR)
• "Between Orientalism and Postmodernism: The Changing Nature of Western Feminist Thought Towards the Middle East," by Shadi Hamid (Hawwa)
• "The Free Floater," by John Gray (TNR)
• The Reckless Mind: Intellectuals in Politics, Mark Lilla (NYRBooks)

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