The Editor’s Notes
Be careful out there!
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Letters to the Editor
from T.J. Mason, Jeff Fullerton, A.X. Perez, and L. Neil Smith
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For Want of a Nail
by L. Neil Smith
If it seems like I’m angry, it’s only because I am. Unless you’ve been living under the same rotting log inhabited by the slimy, multilegged leadership of the Democrat Party, you know that a St. Louis couple’s legally-owned AR-15 rifle was stolen by the police after the couple’s lives and property were more than credibly threatened by a howling Bolshevik Lives Matter mob, and they displayed their personal weapons to discourage such behavior.
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Nostalgia
by Sarah A. Hoyt
Why is it always Hitler? The left is off on another of their half-cocked bits of insanity comparing Trump to Hitler, because Trump used an eagle on a campaign t-shirt. The Washington Post, in the article about it, kind of admitted that the eagle was also an American symbol, but they did it reluctantly and hidden, because of course it ruins the comparison.
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You Must Wear It
by Jim Davidson
Today a friend in Colorado reports that the communist dictator posing as governor has decreed that everyone must wear a masque. A fine against retailers that allow people to enter without masques of up to $10,000 per incident is the stick. There is no carrot.
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Norseman’s Diaries Supplemental Entry: A New Lease on Life!
by Jeff Fullerton
Been a productive yet manic week. A major renovation of the Florida Room is ongoing while America continues to melt down. It’s more or less a race against time to get it done so I can at least say I got it done before the darkness closes in.
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Lending to Kroger
by Jim Davidson
A few days ago, I went to Kroger. The register at checkout indicated that I owed $10.15. So, I presented eleven dollars in cash. The clerk announced, "Due to the national coin shortage we cannot provide you with change. If you wish, I can put the change on your Kroger loyalty card."
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By Any Other Name
by L. Neil Smith
I recently received an exceedingly nice contribution from an individual who, sadly, told me that he could no longer consider himself a libertarian. I have been meaning to write back to him. This essay is what I would write.
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