Indeed. I think that Vox was being hyperbolic when he said that you should never trust a word that anyone who talks about "Judeo-Christianity" or "civic nationalism". I think he left out, accidentally, the fact that people can and do change their minds. And if someone does change his mind to be in line with the facts, as Vox himself has done many times, then that is all to the good. It takes a man to admit publicly that he is wrong; it is especially hard to do so in front of hundreds or thousands of people.

We're all on a journey. Those of us who write and record are tasked with guiding people across the river of lies. It does nothing to help them or our cause to punish and ignore them once they finally reach the other side.