In a series of videos, Mark Steyn and Ezra Levant testify against Canada’s “human rights” laws. (Read: Laws that allow the government to ban expression of certain thoughts.)
“The direct use of physical force is so poor a solution to the problem of limited resources that it is commonly employed only by small children and great nations.” — David Friedman
Of course, if you look for Christopher Moody, you’ll read all about one of the most brutal American pirate of all time. I have chosen to pretend he’s my namesake because A) I’m the first Christopher in the immediate family and B) well, 18th century pirates are so à la mode these days.
Aside from pointing out the sheer absurdity of his statement, it’s interesting to note how Michael Moore completely reversed his position from last week. On CNN recently, he conceded multiple times that capitalism has been very good for him.
Well, he probably figured it’s best just not to admit it any more, and has completely reversed course. When in doubt, just lie enough, and people will believe you.
In the interview below, Moore says that because he had to work really really hard to make it in this world, it surely wasn’t a system of free enterprise that allowed the working-class boy from Flint the chance to be a millionaire. Really. That’s his reason. Because he had to work super hard to get where he is. Watch the whole thing:
Meanwhile, bureaucrats in Michigan are threatening to throw a mother in jail for watching her neighbor’s children for a few minutes before school without government permission.
It makes me wonder if civil society will even exist in a few years. The government must have its hand in everything, lest people make attempts to enjoy themselves.
The Wisconsin Tourism Federation (WTF) is no longer. After endless jokes about their unfortunate acronym, they have rebranded, and are now known as the Tourism Federation of Wisconsin. Glad to see the cheese heads getting with the times.