Bookworm on May 21 2009 | Filed under: Judges, Libertarianism
Tweet Don Quixote and I had a very interesting conversation yesterday about the libertarian way to change societal evils. I don’t recall how the conversation wandered over to that topic, but it seems to me it started with a chance reference to a very well known incident in California in the late 1970s. Back then, [...]
Bookworm on Nov 24 2008 | Filed under: Libertarianism
Tweet Conservatives have two stark choices right now: they can self-destruct or they can create a workable paradigm for moving forward. The self-destruction possibility is playing out before our eyes. Kathleen Parker fired the opening salvo with her screed about the evil oogedy-boogedy Christians that are tainting conservatism. Charles Johnson is also taking potshots at [...]
Bookworm on Nov 15 2008 | Filed under: Abortion, Education, Gay marriage, Libertarianism
Tweet It’s time to end the post mortem and get moving, the only problem being that “getting moving” is proving to be as rancorous amongst conservatives as was the political cycle itself. One of the schisms I’m seeing in my own blog is between pro-Life and pro- (or, at least, not anti-) abortion types. That [...]
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