Asking the important questions.
The science is settled.
Asking the important questions.
The science is settled.
There, the Nazi collaborators won.
What exactly does it mean when one opposes the notion that the 0.0001 percenters should get baths and jobs?
[Update a few minutes later]
Alternate headline: “Half of Voters Prefer Their Occupiers Jobless, Stinky”
Jonah Goldberg on more whitewashing of “progressive” history:
I’ve long argued that there’s an infuriating tendency among mainstream liberal historians to take two approaches to evils in American history. Sins are always either the result of conservatives doing conservative things or they’re the product of America’s fundamentally bigoted nature. It’s just never, ever, the case that liberalism or progressivism has something to apologize for. Liberalism is never wrong, because essential to the concept of liberalism is the idea that it must always be right. The fact that racism and other evils were commonplace, even central, to much of the progressive project is simply too jarring to contemplate and so we get either a whitewash or blame-shifting. And with Boyle, we get both.
And we’ll continue to as long as people continue to take these people seriously. Meanwhile, here’s the real story of the 20s Klan.
Is the US space industry really doing that? Nope. With a bonus citation of one of my tweets.
Thoughts on the Euromess from Danial Hannan.
Want to fund a documentary about him? Long overdue, in my opinion. Too many leftists remain unfamiliar with their own odious intellectual (so to speak) history. It’s always nice to force them to confront it.
[Update a few minutes later]
Speaking of airbrushing history, the media has already started for Barney Frank.
This year’s annual bad s3x writing awards. I think that “bad” is modifying the “writing,” not the “s3x,” though in many cases, it appears to be both.
[Via Kathy Shaidle]
RIP, Fred Meijer. When I was a teenager, if nothing else was open, Meijer’s always was.