Given that the Civil Rights Act is in no danger of repeal and the libertarian-ish wing of...
Month: May 2010
Not that there are many supporters of the ex-gay “movement” who read this blog, but this description...
[updated] I’ve been terribly remiss in my Lost blogging. Unfortunately, my schedule and my lack of a...
Jason’s piece has already inspired a number of responses, but one element I wanted to point out...
Mike Gibson takes a few shots at Patrick Deneen’s introductory essay on Red Toryism (hat tip: Will...
Via Good Magazine, here’s a blog that narrows Los Angeles’s cumbersome avenues. The results are incredibly striking:
I don’t take to the pages of Ordinary Gents to brag very often (I hope), but I...
We owe where we are to the habit — and the freedom — of tinkering. ~ Jason,...
Jason has just given you the liberal-libertarian disposition, so I thought I’d try my hand at explaining...
On first glance, I see much less basic sympathy between liberals and libertarians than Jason does. American...
Mark Thompson offers a two-part analysis of liberaltarianism. I suspect there are three. Part one looks back...
In the Apology, Socrates defends himself, badly, against the charge of impiety stemming from the belief that...
“A Jefferson County teacher picked the wrong example when he used asÂsassinating President BarÂack Obama as a...
Sometimes, I think I missed my true calling as a fabulist. TNR posts the hilariously overwrought resume...
Georgetown University’s Patrick J. Deneen opens this month’s Cato Unbound talking about one of our frequent conversation...
I enjoyed David’s defense of New York’s cultural dominance far more than I probably should have, and...
Conor Friedersdorf has written a disastrous post about New York over at the Atlantic. His specific complaints...
Many reliable writing guides tell us to visualize all figures of speech. This is almost always good...
Some interesting discussion surrounding the Robin Hood film (which I haven’t seen) has surfaced following this A.O....
I am a proponent of globalization and I’ll admit that my understanding of financial markets is exceedingly...
