Ferguson and the Dark Side of Social Justice
In my previous article on Ferguson, I wrote that a “serious problem with Social Justice is the potential for harm because, unlike justice, it is not connected to reality. It may line up with reality sometimes, but at other times it won’t and when that happens bad things can occur.” This has sadly been the […]
Read More..>>A Constitutional Crisis
Major disputes, be they family disputes, disputes at work, political fights, or conflicts between nations often operate at several levels. The classic example of this is World War I, seemingly started by the assassination of an obscure archduke by a Serbian terrorist, but in reality the causes ran much deeper to the point that the […]
Read More..>>SIX HIRB and the Scandals
In a discussion with a liberal friend, he referred to my position that, as a result of all the scandals, the Obama administration is one of the most corrupt in history as “strangely deluded” and then out of the blue referred to the Tea party as “the Tea ‘We Don’t Want Black People to Vote’ […]
Read More..>>Debate: All the Presidents Scandals…
With all the scandals in Washington it is not too surpising that my liberal debate partner Joel Watts and drifted into an mini debate over the President. The mini debate has been published in the this exchnaged. Note that this took place during the early stages and as information was coming to light.
Read More..>>Energion Roundtable Week 11 Libya and the role of the US in the world
This week’s Energion Roundtable question with Bob Cornwall, Arthur Sido, Allan R. Bevere, Joel Watts, and myself is: One of the major news stories of the last couple of weeks has been the attack on our consulate in Benghazi, Libya and the deaths of the ambassador and three other people there. In response, some have […]
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