Civil War II: A reflection on my hot take from May
trshmnstr re-visits his May article about the antifa movement
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Category: Racism
I’m For Open Borders, So Long as it Doesn’t Threaten My Son’s Employment
Just Say’n just says what everyone is already thinking
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The states and grand juries, Part Two: Historical vignettes of grand juries under siege
Rather than give a comprehensive history of the victories of “reformers” who curtailed grand-jury rights in state after state, let me attempt to give some historical vignettes, and tie these vignettes together with some semblance of narrative coherence. Then later, I’ll give an account of the triumph of the reformers in their battle against the grand jury.
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Abraham Lincoln was right (about some things at least)
Let’s discuss something noncontroversial for once.
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Fur Fridays
Keep a box of tissues handy
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The slaver who became a champion of liberty – or did he?
The story of John Archibald Campbell
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Race Relations in … Montana?
Trigger Warning: Local News
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If Blazing Saddles Were a Serious Legal Drama
The Fusionist ponders a case resembling the plot of Blazing Saddles – if Blazing Saddles was a serious legal drama. The case, based on the “right” to compel service from a private business, ended up denying the right to jury trial.
Read MoreIdentity Politics Part III: There is More to a Person Than Meets the Eye
Suthenboy’s third installment on Identity Politics, including a primer on the iconic Dunbar High School and some personal anecdotes.
Read MoreIdentity Politics Part 2: Let’s You and Him Fight!
By Suthenboy A divided people are more easily conquered. The Imperialist European powers were well aware of this and commonly drew borders in their overseas colonies to encompass competing indigenous peoples so that those groups...
Read MoreIdentity Politics Part 1: If You Can’t See the Chains Does it Mean They Aren’t There?
By Suthenboy Without modern mechanized methods of farming it is necessary that humans hands perform that labor. That doesn’t mean mass human labor is necessary to become wealthy; without sophisticated machinery, daylight to dark...
Read MoreDean Obeidallah Is An Insufferable Prick
Dean Obeidallah is an insufferable prick. On Monday, CNN published a strident op-ed by the failed lawyer, turned failed stand-up comic, turned C-list media pundit condemning Bill Maher for having Milo Yiannopoulos as a guest on...
Read MoreReclaiming the Language
The ability to control the words of others is a blueprint to change their very thoughts. Insidious propaganda is insidious.
Read MoreGeorgetown Professor Jonathan Brown Responds
Jonathan Brown has struck back at his critics and issued a lengthy release addressing many of the complaints people have levied against his purported positions on slavery and rape. He begins by admitting to his tone-deafness on...
Read MoreAttack of the Humor Police
I will admit that, being an old fart, I have never heard of PewDiePie before. Apparently, he’s a YouTube phenom, and has triggered the screeching of the Humor Police. Maker Studios dropped Kjellberg on Monday after a Wall...
Read MoreGeraldo Rivera Causes Meltdown On Social Media Over Yale Step-down
In a move against political correctness run amok, Geraldo Rivera, who made his name unlocking the secrets of the Al Capone vault and giving away US troop positions in Iraq has decided to step down as an Associate Fellow at Yale...
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