CSotD: Human Rights, and Wrongs
It can’t get much simpler than Megan Herbert‘s illustration. We know what human rights are, and we claim to respect…
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CSotD: Communications Breakdown
Eric Allie (Counterpoint) offers a sort of “I know you are, but what am I?” analysis of Cancel Culture, in…
CSotD: Ridiculous, But Not At All Funny
Tom Tomorrow sets the stage today by extending the Republicans’ strategy of fear- and hate-mongering into the absurd, for the…
CSotD: News, Sports and Whether
My old friend, Mrs Carter, could make a pudding, as well as translate Epictetus. — Samuel Johnson As noted…
CSotD: Banned Aids and Nits Picked
I was glad to see Steve Brodner’s latest commentary, which is about banned books, and about the way the right…
CSotD: Rolling the bottoms of my trousers
I’m feeling old and grumpy, but, thanks to Paul Berge, I feel less alone. I was tempted to do an…
CSotD: Installing the White Queen
The Red Queen, who was running as fast as she could just to stay in one place, has been taken…
CSotD: Random critical observations
Dog Eats Doug (Creators) has a sweet story arc just starting on weekdays. Since the death of the original Sophie…
CSotD: Cultural cancellations
Loretta Lockhorn (KFS) offers an apolitical commentary on the cancel culture, which lets us open the topic gently before diving…
CSotD: Saturday edition of Friday Funnies
Kieran Meehan couldn’t have known how funny today’s Pros and Cons (KFS) would be when it hit, or, at least,…
CSotD: Substituting Stories for Statutes, and other follies
Marty Two Bulls certainly has standing to make this observation, but I would point out that he’s saying something less…
CSotD: What do we know and when did we know it?
Ann Telnaes has a bit of fun with Republican sewer rats who pretend ignorance of Dear Leader’s increasingly unhinged Tweets,…