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The racial “diversity” achieved by city police departments, as in New York City and Los Angeles, has not and will not stop charges of “institutional racism” as long as many of the “reformers'” true intent is for black criminals to go unpunished.
The true plight of black people has little or nothing to do with the police or what has been called “systemic racism.” Instead, we need to look at the responsibilities of those running our big cities.
Social envy enables scapegoating, or assigning blame to an out-group for societal problems.
We adults should be allowed to make our own decisions about what we do with our own bodies.
The tales of MySpace, AOL and Yahoo’s fall from glory shows how spectacularly wrong tech analysts can be, and how complex the machinations of a market economy are.
An old adage says that tragedies often come in threes. Certainly, the first half of 2020 has seen a version of this.
The “protests” are not against the death of George Floyd. His connection is no greater than the length of the fuse needed to set off a vast accumulation of explosive hatred for the United States, the capitalist economic system, and rationality itself.
The actions and demands of the organizers behind the “Black Lives Matter” organization show that they are not worthy of the name.
Populism is what happens when a republic becomes a democracy, and politicians must curry the favor of voters in order to win office.
