General
I'm not in a productive mood as I'm just waiting around until it's time to go see Slint. I doubt anyone cares much, but I've got my own top 10.
As a matter or general policy, I try to avoid making assumptions about the motives of others, especially those I've never met and don't know. Still, it's hard to see.
Regular readers of this blog know that all three of us are pretty much of one mind when it comes to the new conservative enthusiasm for global democracy promotion. Let's.
No, it's not another interminable Hegel-obsesssed film review by Charles Mudede. It's in the news section, where The Stranger occasionally pulls it together to offer a quality product. I've got nothing.
Via MaxSpeak, Vivek Chibber provides a long-necessary demolition of Niall Ferguson. Sawicky highlights the first part of Chibber's argument, pointing out the ridiculousness of Ferguson's claims about the "good government" allegedly provided.
Atrios is correct about the unpersuasiveness of the Carter/Glastris "national service" article, and also makes a very important point about using 4-year colleges as a technique to avoid the elitism of.
John Holbo does nice work with the always-good-for-a-laugh David Horowitz. I think we all knew that "Joltin' Joe" de Maistre, Glenn Reynolds, and Harry Lime were all part of the same.
In interests of the scrupulously even-handed political analysis for which this blog is justly famed, I pointed out that Joe Lieberman (DINO-Conn) had actually voted for worthy amendments to the.
