I think we all knew where Muir was going to go.Alternative Shorter Chris Muir: Anyone who believes that Loving v. Virginia was correctly decided is a nihilist, because not believing that the precise form of existing social arrangements is just is equivalent to believing that making...
I'm not sure how this article got through, but apparently the New Republic has fallen into the grip of unhinged Kantian nihilistic blogofascism:But, while all these interpretations may be true.
Shorter United States Army LTC Ralph Kauzlarich: Pat Tillman's parents are only unhappy about the death of their son and the subsequent Army coverup of that event because they aren't.
Jacob Weisberg has decided that the most critical journalistic task surrounding the Israel-Lebanon War is the absolving of George W. Bush:We do know enough, however, to divide responsibility for the current war among these players: Hezbollah, Hamas, Iran, Syria, and Lebanon. This has not stopped many...
I'm sure that everyone recalls this recruitment video for the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (you just can't watch it enough, really). At the apparently resurrected Defense Statecraft, Macgyver has assembled.
In April 2005 the USN sank USS America, a Kitty Hawk class supercarrier, off Virginia in order to determine how resilient US carriers were to particular kinds of attacks. In.
In justifying the very first veto of his term, which appropriately enough was pretty much the only decent piece of legislation to be passed by Congress since he took office, Bush claimed that embryo-Americans are "[t]hese boys and girls are not spare parts." This line has...
Fer Chrissakes, what exactly did the city of Seattle do to offend the Gods of Officiating? What a year. Well, as a commenter at USS Mariner noted, the bottom of.
As you may have seen, today many unhinged blogofascists are encouraging you to donate to the campaign of Ned Lamont. However, we here at L, G & M believe in.
As a few commenters have noted in the previous thread, Chris Muir has actually managed to submit a strip that's even stupider than yesterday's offering. Kant remains a nihilist and moral relativist, because if anything is true of categorical moral imperatives, it's that they render you...
Spending money on potentially life-saving research, with "overwhelming public support; bi-partisan backing in both chambers of Congress; the demands of medical researchers who are tired of watching the United States.
Chris Muir (who either--my bet--hasn't read a word of, or utterly fails to understand, Kant) essays some pretension for the wingnut masses, and flops embarrassingly. More so than usual, I.