On this week's ATW, Matt said something like (this is a very rough paraphrase, so forgive me) Democrats trotted out lawfare/censorship never thinking it would be used against them. I don't disagree, but my take is that the Democrats have decided to get by on never looking more than one day ahead or one day behind. Longer term, we get pretty paintings of a future of equality and fairness and diversity and happy happy happy people, and you get remorse for a day or two after a horrible faux pas, but nothing of substance. Their overriding strategy is to ignore or deny reality, and to hammer on individuals or groups of individuals, with unceasing animus. And sad as it may be, realistically speaking, they have had and continue to have great success with that strategy.
As some others have brought up, I kind of miss the Saturday transcript and book talk Sunday posts. Those gave people a chance to comment and have their comments seen even if they weren't able to post five minutes after the Friday release. (If you don't post quickly and get immediate likes, your comment will quickly disappear into the morass of of comments.)
On this week's ATW, Matt said something like (this is a very rough paraphrase, so forgive me) Democrats trotted out lawfare/censorship never thinking it would be used against them. I don't disagree, but my take is that the Democrats have decided to get by on never looking more than one day ahead or one day behind. Longer term, we get pretty paintings of a future of equality and fairness and diversity and happy happy happy people, and you get remorse for a day or two after a horrible faux pas, but nothing of substance. Their overriding strategy is to ignore or deny reality, and to hammer on individuals or groups of individuals, with unceasing animus. And sad as it may be, realistically speaking, they have had and continue to have great success with that strategy.
As some others have brought up, I kind of miss the Saturday transcript and book talk Sunday posts. Those gave people a chance to comment and have their comments seen even if they weren't able to post five minutes after the Friday release. (If you don't post quickly and get immediate likes, your comment will quickly disappear into the morass of of comments.)
I’d rather Farewell My Lovely also
Animal Farm makes me cry, I dig the horse