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I’d like to open this post by saying that anyone who is pro-second amendment and also pro-cop is delusional. Those two ideas are antithetical. This is what I’m writing about today The Delusion of the Second Amendment The second amendment...
In the June issue of The Nation, I have a review of Sven Beckert’s Capitalism: A Global History. It’s a long review, in part because it’s a long book. While I wound up being quite critical of the book, I’m more than mindful of what it...
Disclaimer 1: Heavy [sic] applied to all intentional butchering of the German language in the references (and URLs) in this post Disclaimer 2: This post deals with issues of grieving, but in a lighthearted manner Disclaimer 3: This post...
It did nothing to you.
Pete at Just a Few Acres Farm is signing off YouTube. I’m genuinely sad to see him go. Also, unsurprised: being a human being and not an influencer, he’s struggled with the perversities of the platform for years. I’m thankful for the...
Clausewitz showed two centuries ago that bloodless war is a dangerous illusion. Absolute victory requires concentrating overwhelming force to pursue and destroy the enemy completely. Yet in the Strait of Hormuz, our fear of casualties...
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An app developed by the federal government using taxpayer funds is fully reliant on Google Play Services.
After the release of The Singular Papers of Solar Pons, the next collection of new stories by David Marcum, we got the next issue of the scholarly journal devoted to Solar Pons: The Pontine Dossier, Millennium Edition, Vol. 1, No. 6...
We dusted off the image editor and made the first new page header in years! It’s about time too, for it’s time to shorten our list of pages before they threaten to overwhelm our nonexistent offices. 1. Seminal official D&D blobber Eye of...
Mice, noses and even a lost mitten. These are London's smallest sculptures and each tiny artwork has a brilliant story behind it... The post London’s Smallest Public Sculptures appeared first on Look Up London.
David French is clutching his pearls over Graham Platner. (Gift link.) Comments were closed by the time I got to it, so here's what I would have written: Platner is a symptom, not the disease. And as symptoms go, I think he's mild....