We can only hope that as a result of this shocking crime, some Westerners who’ve carefully toed the Muslim line on free speech will rediscover their voices and learn a long-overdue lesson in courage.
We are in danger of losing not only the habits and institutions of republican self-government, but our very ability to remember and understand them. It will be as if America never existed.
All thinking persons know, and evidence abounds, that libertarians with anti-statist mentalities are dangerous, ideological, illusory, and impractical.
Congress has abdicated and handed over its power to undemocratic institutions run by officials neither elected by nor accountable to the electorate. If we fix that, maybe we can fix America.
We wouldn’t build airplanes which contradict the laws of aerodynamics and neither should we allow government to write regulations that ignore the fundamental force of swarm intelligence.
The desiccated treatment of the crucial virtue of prudence by some scholars shows why it is held in such low esteem today—as mere risk-averse circumspection.
Hysterical and hyperbolic responses to the Supreme Court’s final decisions of the 2021-2022 term reveal how “strangely debased” some Americans’ understanding of democracy and government has become.
Brainwashing women into believing their sexual nature is no different from men’s only benefited men. And men have benefited from abortion as a form of birth control.
The Supreme Court, in retreating from its long-standing usurpation of legislative power in cultural matters, has cleared a way toward the recovery of a high and humane moral vision.