Taking on the idols
Wilson is a master in cranking out non-replies, that I will cede. And of lousy thinking. And of evasion. I am blessed, though, that this time I didn’t have to read too much of it. Only three points, none of which is relevant to the issue, and none of which answers the problem I posted in my original critique. It […]
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I reckon it doesn’t take long to write a non-reply. Perhaps between two cups of coffee in the morning, and, bam, it’s ready. Not that I know it of personal experience; just admiring Douglas Wilson’s quickness of producing a piece that claims to reply to my critique, and yet in all the paragraphs in that piece there is not a […]
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Two months ago I pointed to an aspect of Shariah that has crept into our communities, and we have accepted it without question, and we don’t even stop to consider its destructive nature. The case was that of a serial child molester who, even after admitting to repeatedly molesting an underage girl for several years, is still supported by his […]
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When two years ago a Texas father beat his daughter’s rapist to death, no one in Texas had any doubts as to what the decision of the Grand Jury would be. The law in Texas not only allows but specifically authorizes the use of lethal force to prevent sexual assault. In this, the state gives more power to individuals than […]
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You know what I am talking about. That ethical and judicial system that is so disgustingly perverse that in the case of rape blames the victim, and eventually punishes the victim. So an underage girl who is raped and molested, when she complains, is then accused of being responsible for the rape, and therefore punished – either lashed or executed. […]
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