[Aqueous]

You're making a lot of assumptions about me. Just like everyone else in the world, people have said things that have hurt me, too. But I can recognize that the temporary emotional injury I experience is not a good reason to overturn the entire foundation of liberal society. Free speech is a pretty principle because if, god forbid, the tables were ever turned, I would enjoy its protections as much as Curtis Yarvin does now. It has nothing to do with whether he is wrong and I am right, or whether the things he believes have any special power to injure me.

Inclusivity, egalitarianism, and protecting the views of the minority are in direct contradiction to Curtis Yarvin's thought. So ironically, Curtis Yarvin's mere presence at such a conference would be a direct contradiction of his views. In other words, they're arguing against him by inviting him.