Gus Van Horn blog Posted January 29, 2021 Report Share Posted January 29, 2021 Image by Julian Wan, via Unsplash, license. Notable Commentary "Imposing laws that force everyone to wear a mask (and punishing those who don't) when neither they nor we know they're infected is nothing other than the unjust presumption of guilt." -- Ben Bayer, in "Unjust Mask Mandates Distract From Real Pandemic Priorities" (The Hill) "f one's exposure level exceeds a certain threshold within a certain time, one's chance of developing symptomatic Covid goes up significantly." -- Paul Hsieh, in "Why I Wear a Mask" (Forbes) "[F]or today's column, I want to focus on what's good about US health care." -- Paul Hsieh, in "When the Doctor Becomes a Patient: My Thanks for US Health Care" (Forbes) "Twitter should ban everyone who advocates using government coercion to control its platform." -- Don Watkins and Yaron Brook, in "Twitter Must Stop Giving a Platform to Its Destroyers" (Medium) "A hierarchy of values is, in essence, a time hierarchy." -- Don Watkins, in "Creating Your Hierarchy of Values" (Medium) "The idea of a massive new set of expensive policy initiatives, paid for by spilling trillions (or more) down a massive bathroom sink -- where the only constraint is not overflowing -- gives more credence to the gold community's idea of a great reset." -- Keith Weiner, in "The Great Reset" (SNB & CHF) "In this essay and in two more to follow, I will examine: 1) the essence of BAP's ideas; 2) why a generation of highly educated young men has embraced BAP's dystopian worldview; and 3) how they rationalize their philosophic turn to political Caesarism." -- C. Bradley Thompson, in "Bronze Age Pervert and the Fascist New Frontier" (Substack: The Redneck Intellectual) "It's now a year later and to my great horror many American cities now look like Santiago [Chile] did on the day I left it." -- C. Bradley Thompson, in "Civilization and Barbarism" (Substack: The Redneck Intellectual) "ecoming a citizen was the fulfillment of a childhood dream." -- C. Bradley Thompson, in "The Best and Worst of Times" (Substack: The Redneck Intellectual)-- CAV Link to Original Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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