This is what distinguishes his scholarship: courage. Sowell wasn’t afraid. It’s the sort of thing that ought to be commonplace among scholars and intellectuals—and journalists, for that matter—but clearly it is not.

The Times asserts that the danger of the constitution is that it gives the public the freedom to vote for a person like Trump. An act which they claim allows for the document’s own destruction...

Guest post by Leo Hohmann at Substack – republished with permission They wanted to know how many people would comply with a complete re-ordering of their lives based on no science at all, just random orders, some of which bordered on absurdity.

Freedom is disappearing across the free world.

James Lindsay on Gab: 'Tucker Carlson and friends are "just asking questions" and "just having conversations" like how Woke teachers are "just asking questions" about how many sex partners fifth graders have had and "just having conversations" with your kids about their sex and sexuality. The point, my dear friends (and also 🤡s), is that neither is "just asking questions" or "just having conversations." You can tell because of the word "just," which is the classic tell for the motte and bailey strategy. "I'm just making analogies."'