Shouldn’t be too controversial, based on the alleged facts. (more…)
My rube friends are fighting the good fight in Mississippi, but foolishly. Their political thinking is as harmless as a dove but distinctly lacking the wisdom of serpents. (more…)
A decade back First Things ran a symposium on whether America’s extreme abortion license had stripped the US government of its legitimacy. As a conservative, I disapprove of loose talk of that kind, but I’m sure a good time is had by all, and the fun is mostly harmless. (more…)
The rallying cry of the pro-abortion people has always been that a woman has the right to choose, like a bloodthirsty medieval baron with the rights of high, middle, and low justice. If justice is what you want to call it. (more…)
Liberals believe in offing babies left and right before they’re born,* but after they’re born, no one defends the babies right to life more staunchly. They treat infanticide at least as harshly as traffic violations, and perhaps even with all the rigor and severity of a Class C misdeamenor. (more…)
Not only are we against abortion on principle, but, like many misogynists, we are covertly rather fond of women. So stories like this horrify.
In the intervals of my enthusiastic and whole-hearted embrace of the unseemly national frenzy of dancing on Bin Laden’s grave, I’ve had a few tentative thoughts about continuing revelation. (more…)
So it’s just me, then? I shall redouble my efforts like a Stakhanovite! (more…)
I cannot recommend this essay enough. It’s all about how the shame culture and the idea of female honor that are at the heart of feminism and abortion.
I would never prescribe this to my patients.
Charlotte Simmons was uncomfortably like reportage.
It used to be that the adult group most pro-abortion was the younger group most likely to want to get rid of an inconvenient kid. That’s changing, according to Gallup. (more…)