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Fear and present danger.
We are not only safer than we think, we are safer than we have ever been, say Micah Zenko and Michael A. Cohen. The world that the United States inhabits today is a remarkably safe and secure place. I… more →
The Edge of the American West
Fear and present danger.
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wrote 1 year ago: We are not only safer than we think, we are safer than we have ever been, say Micah Zenko and Michae … more →
The founding Fathers just LOVED stalking. And shorter cafeteria hours.
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wrote 2 years ago: Glad this clown is gone. Is it new to claim that stalking and harassment is protected by the First … more →
Who are you callin' unassimilated?
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wrote 2 years ago: Douthat gets some pushback on his earlier post concerning assimilation. His argument was simply th … more →
My birthright goes for quite a bit higher than a mess of pottage, thanks.
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wrote 2 years ago: Will Wilkinson presents what can be described fairly as a non-xenophobic argument for the repeal of … more →
Smoke-filled rooms.
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wrote 3 years ago: In a recent article in The Nation, Jon Wiener of UC Irvine writes about historians who have worked a … more →
Wait, how much?
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wrote 3 years ago: Five? Five?? Five?!?!? As in, I spent more on a bagel and coffee this morning five the hell what n … more →
Would you unknot your panties if I told you that the knot made a better fuse for underwear bombs?
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wrote 3 years ago: The cry for security theatre, once more, with feeling continues. From the Atlantic piece: The minut … more →
That's a funny place to keep your reasoning ability
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wrote 3 years ago: Via Leiter, an article on why philosophy lags behind the other humanities’ disciplines in gend … more →
The wildness of the West.
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wrote 3 years ago: Here’s another edition of “there is in fact good and nontrivial scholarship in modern hi … more →
¡Huelga contra WPA!
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wrote 3 years ago: Ferdie Pacheco, “The Lector Reads to Women Cigar Workers” (Detail) Today brings another … more →
