The Editor’s Notes
Theology, puppies, and such.…
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Letters to the Editor
from Jeff Fullerton, Sean Gabb, Jim Davidson, A.X. Perez
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It’s Time to De-Tax the Bill of Rights
by L. Neil Smith
*BLAST FROM THE PAST* Ira Magaziner, Marxoid architect of Hillary Clinton’s insane scheme to take over America’s medical marketplace, has been asked to investigate the internet and figure out how it might be regulated and taxed. Preferably to death.
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What If We’ve Been Profoundly Wrong
by Sarah A. Hoyt
What If We’ve Been Profoundly Wrong. No, I don’t actually mean in the representative republic project. With all its flaws and all its many warts, has fed humanity and lifted us to a standard of living never before experienced. Which might be the problem. The standard of living, that is. We are human, meaning we’re not detached, independently thinking units, but a combination of mind and animal. Our body has all the instincts and hopes of the great apes we’re built on the model of.
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Thoughts on the Parasitic Wing of the Bourgeoisie
by Alan Bickley
Last summer, I went with my wife and daughter on holiday to Shropshire. While there, we spent an afternoon in Ironbridge. This has as good a claim as any to being the place where the Industrial Revolution began. It was close by here that, in 1710, Abraham Darby found how to smelt iron in a blast furnace powered by coke. It was here that, in 1779, his grandson caused the first bridge to be made from prefabricated parts of cast iron. A quarter of a millennium ago, the whole district was under a perpetual darkness of coal smoke, lit only by the flames of the ironworks. If the winds blew powerfully enough, a blackened landscape came in sight—a landscape shaped by deep gashes into the bowels of the Earth, from which any reasonable man could suppose we were tearing the means to lift us from the slime of our origins all the way to the stars.
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Waco: Why it Matters
by Sean Gangol
A while back, I found myself watching a surprisingly good mini-series on the events that transpired in the town of Waco during the early nineties. I was twelve when the events happened and the image of the so-called “Davidian Compound” going up in flames is still engraved into my mind. I also remember the sensationalism created by the media over the Davidian leader David Koresh, who had multiple wives and an arsenal of weapons as a preparation for Armageddon. Then of course there were the accusations of child molestations that allegedly occurred in the Davidian home.
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