The Crime of Human Virtue
I loved this essay by A.R. Moxon. You might, too.
I loved this essay by A.R. Moxon. You might, too.
News broke this past week or so on two fronts that I want to cover here. Immigration On the American television series Law and Order, each episode begins with a narrator intoning, "In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the
Mixing my media here, but my brother-in-law Rick Galusha has been doing a radio show in Omaha, Nebraska for forty years on Americana and roots music. He and I just recorded a show on Bruce Springsteen's new song, Streets of Minneapolis. You can give the show a listen
Regime violence in Minnesota is moving fast. DHS' deployment of ICE to the Twin Cities was aimed, it claimed, at capturing and removing Somali criminals. There's no evidence of widespread criminality, no apparent success in arresting and imprisoning and deporting genuine bad guys. You can be sure
Here's some of what's happened so far this year: A masked agent of the Federal government shot an unarmed mother, a citizen, in the head in Minneapolis. She and her family are being investigated, but the shooter isn't. The US invaded, then expropriated lots