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Daily Archives: 10 January 2011
On the front lines of the rhetorical civil war
It is an idea that has dogged me for years now: that our nation has entered a kind of civil war fought mostly with words and mostly in the wild public spaces only the internet and omnipresent mass media can … Continue reading
Posted in Nations, News, Philosophy, Politics, Society, United States, World Watch
Tagged Consequences, People, rhetoric, rhetorical civil war, violence, War
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Philosophy: The thin blue line
On 1 January, a local sheriff’s deputy was gunned down during a shootout at a local trailer park. The event is a tragedy in any case, but especially when one considers the fact that she left behind two young children. … Continue reading → Continue reading
Philosophy: The thin blue line
On 1 January, a local sheriff’s deputy was gunned down during a shootout at a local trailer park. The event is a tragedy in any case, but especially when one considers the fact that she left behind two young children. … Continue reading → Continue reading
Philosophy: The thin blue line
On 1 January, a local sheriff’s deputy was gunned down during a shootout at a local trailer park. The event is a tragedy in any case, but especially when one considers the fact that she left behind two young children. … Continue reading → Continue reading
Gun laws punish those who abide by the law
It was almost impossible that the tragic attempted assassination of Representative Gabrielle Giffords would not spawn calls to regulate private access to firearms. After all, the shooter obtained his firearm legally under Arizona’s law and then used that firearm to … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Law, Nations, News, Politics, Society, United States, World Watch
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