It’s really hard being a libertarian sometimes. My parents were down here a couple of weekends ago and we had a long sort-of talk about how I’m wrong to be so, well, libertarian. It makes me feel bad because I like to please my parents and yet I like also to be [...]
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Two VENTS in two days. Not good. So I’m More tagging this one. It’ll maybe make my blog look less insane. Maybe.
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Posted in politics on June 13, 2007 | 9 Comments »
Am I the only person who feels like we Ron Paul supporters are tolerated as a novelty that will be disregarded as soon as Fred Thompson gets in the race?
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Posted in politics on May 10, 2007 | 13 Comments »
::pssst::
Abortion is not the only political issue.
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This is going to be a long one. And I’ve discovered the “More” tool, so I’m overusing it.
On this eve of the possible execution of Phillip Workman, I need to go on record with a FAQ about how and why I am for the death penalty, even though I believe in the sanctity of life. [...]
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I haven’t written much about Leslie Bennetts’ The Feminine Mistake because I don’t generally care to promote the various books in the You
Are A Failed Human Being genre. I assume many people are like me in that they are plagued with frequent moments of self-doubt and fits of wistfullness. I personally [...]
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Posted in books, obesity, politics on April 30, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I’m not a fan of the new Leslie Bennetts book, The Feminine Mistake. As a libertarian I think life works best when people make their own choices informed by their faith, family and friends. Live on a commune; work on Wall St.–whatever you and your support network think is best is [...]
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UPDATE: Feel free to just skip this post. I should have followed my normal rule and sat on it for at least an hour. I overreacted. Since I don’t delete whole posts I can’t delete it. But I do want to run it with a giant flashing “I was in a really bad unrelated mood” [...]
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I’ve been open about criticising Stacey Campfield. Apparently there are quite a few people who view him as a sort of Robin Hood Man of The People type guy. A folk hero. There’s a bit of an ode to Stacey over at David Oatney’s, where Campfield is likened to Jesus, [...]
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I may be living too far south to post this. I know more than one of my fellow libertarians will be standing by with the bucket of hot pitch once I post this.
I love–seriously LOVE–Abraham Lincoln.
And today is the anniversary of the day he was shot to death, point blank in the head, [...]
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