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Due to circumstances beyond my control, whoever was in charge of compiling this month’s edition has flaked. Totally. Has not posted on his blog since early June. In any event, several regular contributors have come up with the following solution:
If you have submitted entries for the recent and now DOA carnival edition, [...]
“I started to cry because we so badly want to be able to be protected if something happens to one of us,” Rethmeier said.
And that’s precisely what “separate but equal” clauses can’t guarantee. Which is precisely why they’re unconscionable. Which is why a district court judge in Iowa ruled the State’s ban [...]
I have a copy of the Tao Te Ching, which I bought years ago, probably after my intro to Philosophy class in high-school. It’s been some time since I read any of it, until today.
If you want to be a great leader,
you must learn to follow the Tao.
Stop trying to control.
Let go of [...]
From time to time, I find myself debating the merits and efficacy of redistributionist policies as a means of achieving social warfare welfare, equality, and justice. This particular argument has been simmering for about six months, but I think its time to get it out.
Central to my thesis is the belief that somewhere and [...]
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