Most people would say that having ample food choices and supplies after living for thousands of generations with culinary monotony and starvation would be progress. But to the wise opinionaters on our global “obesity epidemic”, having choice is bad, and having too much food is a problem.

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Because if we don’t critique homemade videos made by kids taking part in a statist indoctrination program, we’d be just like Somalia.

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Charles Davis in Drone-Court Advantage: During my time in Waziristan, I found the people of Pakistan understood this better than most self-styled progressives. For instance, I met a a young couple whose 9-year-old daughter, their pride and joy, had her life cut short because she made the mistake of hanging around men between the ages […]

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Even when professional leftist muckrakers have to perform mind-bending feats of mental gymnastics, it’s always about racism. When discussing Obama’s “you didn’t build that” gaffe while referring to business owners who started their own businesses: Mitt Romney’s plan of blatantly lying about President Obama’s “you didn’t build that” speech is clearly drawing blood. But what […]

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I won’t claim to have been a great businessman. I’m not. I have no training or experience in running a business. I wasn’t making very much money at all (not even enough to cover costs most of the time). I was okay with that in the short term, and knew that I had a chance […]

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This is how the government creates jobs. From the web site of what used to be my small organic fertilizer business in Kentucky: Due to onerous state and federal regulatory and tax burdens, pure growth organics has had to close shop for good. Though we are a company which makes very little money on every […]

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One of the many ways that the media is quickly making itself irrelevant. Matt Welch at USA Today: Even before most Americans had found out that a dozen moviegoers in Aurora, Colo., had been pitilessly gunned down, allegedly by a young man named Jim Holmes, ABC News reporter Brian Ross was already linking the massacre […]

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When law enforcement urges the public to accept a new, non-lethal weapon as part as a means to curb police shootings, what they really mean is that they are wanting to bust out weapons on people they simply couldn’t justify shooting, and that the shootings that were supposed to be avoided by said non-lethal weaponry […]

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Patrick from Popehat isn’t Swift, but he’s pretty fucking good. Aurora, Colorado: As families and friends of the victims of today’s tragic shootings gather to mourn for the departed, a storm of suspicion is gathering over the institution some say is at the heart of the nation’s recent epidemic of mass homicides, the American medical […]

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Team BLUE openly advocates dragging the country back in to a recession if it doesn’t get its way. WaPo: Emboldened by signs that GOP resistance to new taxes may be weakening, senior Democrats say they are prepared to weather a fiscal event that could plunge the nation back into recession if the new year arrives […]

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