“We” Do Not Feel That Way, Thank You Very Much
The use of “we” is a form of rhetorical coercion.
Articles by Nathan J. Robinson
Why Appeals To “Progress” Are Empty
If these “new advances in the field” are so obvious, it should be easy to defend them.
Let The Kooks Speak
They will only embarrass themselves.
What Noam Chomsky Thinks Of “Intellectuals”
Contrary to what the New York Times thinks, Chomsky is highly skeptical of “expert opinion.”
If You’re a Democrat Bashing Bernie Voters, You’re Supporting Trump
Disparaging millennials is a good way to further alienate them.
The Clinton Foundation’s Problems Are Deeper Than You Think
Critical scrutiny has focused on the Foundation’s fundraising. But there are equally troubling questions about its actual work.
We Will Force You To Be Free
You can measure how bad a law is by what it looks like when you enforce it.
It Is Perfectly Acceptable To Unashamedly Enjoy Avocados
Ignore those whose income depends on spoiling things people enjoy…