Do aliens have rights? Do they, these hypothetical space-traversing visitors to our blue rock, deserve the rights enjoyed by Americans?
Taylor Lewis
Taylor Lewis writes from Virginia.
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The pressure to be commercially viable has created an incentive to tabloidize the news, constructing and finessing narratives that tickle a reader’s biases.
No amount of objective, scientifically reasoned arguments will convince some converts of their debunked faith.
Counterfactuals are built-in rhetorical excuses. And we’re about to have a dump truck load poured on top of us.
In a healthy society, the underlying base is not one entity, but many.
The entire concept of a vaccine passport has the right, from pundits to politicians, up in arms.
If crocheters can’t get along without subjecting one another to wrongthink inquisition, what hope is there for the rest of America?
Civil discourse is impossible when one side insists on silencing the other with an unchallengeable precept.
How did the leftie cartoonist, who not-so-subtly stuffed his children’s stories with banal liberal ethics, find himself on the canceled firing line?
The main takeaway from Cuomo’s intransigence is the only universal left in our disjoined politics: When you’re a Democrat, they let you do it.