Commentaries

The Necessity of Death: The Law

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The Necessity of Death: The Law

The American system of statutes, regulations, executive orders, guidance documents and directives, and case law has grown too unwieldy to be applied or interpreted fairly and consistently. The problem is complex. The solution is comparatively simple. Introduction Every law, every regulation, every executive order, and every binding court decision is enforced by violence or the … Read more

The Titanic Sank and the World Got Dumber

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On April 15, 1912, the “unsinkable” RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sank, killing more than 1,500 people. A hundred years later, much larger and safer ships are still sinking. Why? Because corporations are too cheap, lazy, and incompetent to properly pay and train their crews.

The Day We Defeated Bad Orange Man “Literally Hitler” Donald Trump

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The Day We Defeated Bad Orange Man "Literally Hitler" Donald Trump

Imagine a train transporting Jews and POWs to a Death Camp. It’s late enough in the Holocaust that everybody has a pretty good idea what’s coming. They’re all about to be worked to death, used as ghastly science projects, or simply executed by gas. Suddenly, the train veers into a siding and stops. But why?