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A Carnival of Inclusion
The Democratic National Convention was a carnival of inclusion: black, white, gay, straight, Christians, Jews, Muslims, cis-gendered and transgenderedโall joined in proclaiming that โnothing can be wrong if it keeps our country strongโ (with the implied ...
Thoughts on Dallas and Baton Rouge
By James Murray The American liberal-left have almost universally condemned the recent martyrdom operations (I donโt know what else to call them) that occurred in Dallas and Baton Rouge. Such actions set back โthe movement,โ we ...
“Subgroups”: A dangerous premise
The most dangerous aspect of Rep. Steven Kingโs claim that Europeans have contributed more of value to world civilization than other โsubgroupsโ is his view that โsubgroupsโ exist over extended periods. Even among those denouncing him, ...
Smash up the Mess!
Now that Sanders has capitulated (as many predicted he would), we are going to see new and interesting lines drawn. Perhaps the time has come to bring back Voltaireโs slogan, โEcrasez lโinfame!โ (Smash up the Mess!)
How many?
How many of those condemning the shooting of the police in Dallas and equating Micah Johnson with the cops in Baton Rouge, St. Paul and elsewhere who routinely kill people for being black mean what they ...
Some Bullshit
In late December, 2014 the New York Patrolmenโs Benevolent Association coordinated a work slowdown that effectively brought street-level policing to a halt in New York City.For the previous month, diffuse direct actions that would come to ...