Why I believe the left needs to do a better job of engaging with conservative arguments, and introducing my own attempt at a definitive handbook for doing that.

On the left, we need to repeat over and over: conditions are not inevitable but result from policy choices which could be made differently. We can build a fair, just, and healthy society where everyone thrives.

We should be concerned by the prominence of figures who boast about their lack of interest in other human beings’ welfare. Can we make it cool to care about other people?

If a member of Britain’s degenerate ruling family doesn’t like attention, he should go away and do something useful with his life.

Love of humanity necessitates the hatred of injustice.

The job of a critic is to shatter the illusion that the status quo is necessary or good, and to free people’s imaginations for the contemplation of alternatives.

The great mystery of our times: Why does anyone take seriously people who are so obviously full of it?

It’s tempting to financially disincentivize car use but we also want public infrastructure to be free at point of use.