The Editor’s Notes
Spring keeps pretending to have sprung, and then goes “gotcha!” and it gets cold again. It‘s some kind of conspiracy or something. But then, isn‘t everything?
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Letters to the Editor
Sean Gabb, Albert Perez, and Jeff Fullerton
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“A Culture of Lawlessness”
by L. Neil Smith
*BLAST FROM THE PAST* Okay, I admit it, I’m an X-Files fan. Over the past couple of years, it’s become my family’s favorite TV program. Special Agent Dana Scully is the kid sister I never had, and her partner Fox Mulder is … pretty strange and more than a little driven, maybe. But on the other hand, aren’t we all these days?
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Socialism Causes Incompetence
by Sarah A. Hoyt
The last time I was in Portugal I got to witness (actually the time before last, while running through the Lisbon airport) something I’d only previously read about as being normal in the soviet union: structures that were being built and decaying, simultaneously, which seems impossible, but I assure you it’s not.
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Towards a Better Understanding of Americans Political Leanings Part 2
by Adam Baldwin
In Part 1 we looked at the four factions that make up the Democratic party coalition in America according to Pew Research. In Part 2 we will look at the four factions that make up the Republican Party coalition as argued by Pew Research.
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The Rage Continues
by Sean Gangol
Back in 2008 I published an article titled “The Rage Against Self-Defense” about a man in my hometown of Houston, named Joe Horn who was forced to act in self-defense when he confronted two would-be burglars that were attempting to rob his neighbors’ home. Even though a grand jury ruled that Horn had acted in self self-defense left-wing politicians and Social Justice advocates feigned outrage about the elderly man’s so-called act of vigilantism. At the time I feared that America was headed down the same destructive path as our English cousins where law-bidden citizens are stripped of their right to defend themselves while criminals are given the right to have a safe work environment. Fast forward thirteen-years later and it seems evident that my fears weren’t that far off the mark.
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Real Change
by Jim Davidson
I’ve previously written about this film, The Matrix, which was a good film when it came out.  The men who made that film have, well, changed.
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