An open letter to the true racist.
Only racists obsess about race.
[Sunday-afternoon update
The unbearable whiteness of being.
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An open letter to the true racist.
Only racists obsess about race.
[Sunday-afternoon update
The unbearable whiteness of being.
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Will Joe Biden survive them?
I hope not.
[Update Sunday morning]
It’s all about November 3rd.
“Everything that is happening between now and November 3 is about November 3. But the fundamental choice is not really Donald Trump or Joe Biden. It is civilization and America on one side, anarchy and woke tyranny on the other. The Democrats thought they could ride the tiger to victory. Instead, they will be consumed by the monster they created but could not control.
[Afternoon update]
The absolute power of cancel culture corrupts absolutely.
Don’t do it, but don’t force parents to pay for closed schools, either.
“Fund students, not systems.” Yes.
This is a great opportunity to destroy it.
Honestly, it has been committing slow suicide for years, but yes, time to put it out of its (and our) misery.
Thoughts from Jonathan Turley on canceling Steven Pinker.
[Update a while later]
The Woke mob’s “reign of terror” moment.
[Afternoon update]
Bob Zimmerman is genuinely concerned that genocide is coming to America.
There are still a few people alive who remember what happened in Germany in the thirties, and no one in the twenties could have imagined it could happen. The irony, of course, is that the people most likely to do this think that Trump is Hitler.
Thoughts on our corrupt ruling class.
…and the Second Amendment. No, the Second Amendment wasn’t about helping round up escaped slaves. What monumental historical ignorance to think it was.
We have ribs in the smoker, and I’ve been doing odds and ends around the house (including laying conduit and PVC for power and water of a new irrigation system). I want to wish as happy a holiday as possible under the circumstances to all of my readers. If you’ve never done it (or even if you have), I recommend reading the Declaration aloud; too few understand what this is all about, particularly given the state of our educational system. I also recommend reading Coolidge’s speech on the sesquicentennial. It seems more timely than ever, and is one of the best of its breed.
I will say, though, that Trump’s speech last night was a pretty good one, and it kicked off the campaign much better than the one in Tulsa. And of course, it drove all the right people nuts.
A great essay on the current culture war.
In the face of both the pandemic and the lawlessness, Bob Zimmerman isn’t happy with either the party or Trump.