The third part of a series of essays by Sam Hammond.
Category Archives: Social Commentary
Misogyny
Is it real? John Tierney doesn’t think so.
9/11
I was in San Juan, about to head to the airport for a flight back to California, I was about to call a cab when I saw the second plane hit the second tower. I instantly realized that we were at war, and that there was no point in going to the airport.
But twenty-two years on, we seem to have forgotten it ever happened.
[Update a few minutes later]
Glenn Reynolds remembers, and he’s angry. So am I.
[Update later morning]
9/11 is a memorial to repeated and ongoing FBI failures, which which no one is ever held accountable.
Mark Judge
Help him write his book.
Pixel Valhalla
A long but interesting discourse on the current state of men and women.
Taylor Swift
How her popularity is a sign of cultural decline.
What The Left Did To Our Country
A depressing compendium from VDH.
Gamble Rogers
Jimmy Buffett’s passing made me think of him. He was a major influence, and they used to play together in bars in St. Augustine. I first encountered him live at The Ark in Ann Arbor in the late seventies. It still saddens me to think what a talent was lost when he tried to save a man on a beach south of St. Augustine in 1991 (I’ve driven through there, and they’ve named the beach after him).
Here is more. I hadn’t realized that he also influenced David Bromberg.
Bidenvilles
Let’s set them up in Martha’s Vineyard.
Cracks In The Rainbow
Thoughts on the coming Democrat breakup.