‘Majority Rule’ an Effective Way to Tyrannize Minorities.

In this THINQ podcast episode, Dave Zanotti, CEO of The American Policy Roundtable, interviews political scientist and philosopher William B. Allen about this important nuance of our country’s governance. [Watch]

This man’s wisdom is exactly what those who would be truly enfranchised need to understand and heed. He’s also the best equipped to refute Kamala Harris.

[Via Lawrence P]

Life in CrAkron

Akron police are investigating an overnight shooting in which 25 people were shot, one of whom died. [More]

The sphincter of America” seems a bit harsh. There are plenty of places I still go.

It’s the town of my birth, and this happened just minutes from the house we lived in back in the 50s — where we children freely played: If this doesn’t convince you that guns are to blame, what will it take?

More Democrats?

[Via Jess]

Two Wolves and a Sheep

If you live in a “democracy” where everyone routinely votes to censor and imprison one another, you still live in a police state. [More]

I don’t initiate force and consider myself the most peaceable of men, but every time I hear some stupid Republican politician use the term “our democracy,” I envision grabbing him by the lapels and head-butting some sense into his face.

[Via Michael G]

Two Wolves and a Sheep

If you wish to understand how democracy ended in the United States and the European Union… [More]

I wish it would.

Why don’t these prominent influencers?

As for the military trying to take over, it would be the biggest mistake the rulers ever made.

Unless we’re talking Blue zones like NYC and Philly because Democrats, who demand to rule us, can’t rule themselves.

[Via bondmen]

I Beg to Differ

Unfettered democracy and markets cannot be controlled by a tiny, self-serving elite. [More]

Sure they can. What does this guy think “two wolves and a sheep” and woke corporate struggle session cancel culture abrogating rights government isn’t ready to take on yet are all about?

[Via bondmen]

I Know You Are But What Am I?

Like other analysts who study democracy, he views the Trump faction that now dominates the Republican Party—what he terms the “MAGA movement”—as the U.S. equivalent to the authoritarian parties in places such as Hungary and Venezuela. It is a multipronged, fundamentally antidemocratic movement… [More]

Talk about projection writ large.

It’s not us trying to ban the right of the people to keep and bear arms– most egalitarian power-sharing and tyranny-nullifying arrangement ever devised. And it’s not us “perfecting the language” to eradicate “forbidden speech.”

As for “antidemocratic,” not really. It’s just, like the Founders, we embrace and defend the system of checks and balances — along with a Bill of Rights intended to be immune to mob rule — to keep a manipulated majority from falling for tyranny-imposing swindlers.

[Via DDS]

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