MicroGroks
While progressives may broadly agree on their dissatisfaction with the libertarian-conservative direction of New Hampshire, there is considerable disagreement over which of the 49 other states would best match their values.
New Hampshire progressives have been complaining recently (and loudly) about all the successful “liberty” initiatives in New Hampshire. The problem, as they see it, is that New Hampshire has taken a hard turn right!
“So the great lesson of humility which science teaches us, that we can never be omnipotent and omniscient, is the same as the lesson of all great religions: man is not and never will be the god before whom we must bow down.”
Empirical evidence has likewise seldom been mentioned by those who make a common claim, advanced by [Nicholas] Kristof among many others, that “Slavery and post-slavery oppression left a legacy of broken families” among blacks. But the plain fact is that the proportion of black children living with only one parent was never as great during …
There’s a new definition for collectivism. ‘Wokeness Means Forcing Everyone To Live Inside The Prison Of Mental Illness.’ Yeah, I’m enjoying this “free” sample of Cultural Marxism.
Prof Sowell points out yet again the same phrase that Conservatives bring out over and over – Progressives believe in good intentions but care less about actual results.
I’m lifting this almost completely from DCE at Weekend Pundit from a post in which he put up a video from Bill Whittle and Alfonso Rich talking about reality and that Progressives constantly ignore it. It’s almost as if they are in their own world (even if it takes a century for the bad stuff …
Progressives changed the definition of racism, just like themselves. Socialists to Progressives to Liberals and back to Progressives. The same shopworn ideas under a new label. But with racism? Well now, they’ve actually changed what it is.
The title is a paraphrase of remarks by one of the smartest people on the planet. Christopher Langan, a regular guy with an exception. His IQ is near 200, and he’s been thinking a lot about the pandemic and the vaccine push. His conclusions are not new to our readers but still chilling.
In England, the dissolution of the Monasteries by the State increased public begging. The monasteries, you see, acting as private, voluntary charities, had long tended to the needs of the truly impoverished and downtrodden at their discretion.
