Corey R. Horn

So, do we still think Steven Pinker is correct that we are less violent? I've always found his argument unpersuasive. Conceding we dont fight fist and sword anymore, he overlooks the cold hearted efficiency of violence we use now - drone strikes, bombing campaigns - and doesnt explain Gaza cases.

They’re planning on building a detention center for migrants in the middle of the fetid swamps of Florida.

If you think this is something new, the first internment camp they sent me and my family to in 1942 was a barbed wire prison called Rohwer. It was located in the swamps of Arkansas.

A cult.

They did this to protect against the use and/or abuse of the military by the federal government - especially the executive branch.

Legal fact: the US passed a law in the 1870s making it illegal for the military to execute laws or act as a law enforcement body with the power to arrest unless amended by the Constitution (which has not occured) or by an act of Congress (also has not occured).

The first ever known arrest of a domestic citizen made by an active duty member of the military on U.S. soil occurred today. Put another way, the federal government used the U.S. military to arrest a U.S. citizen.

#MLB should have to refund 50% of the annual subscription due to their botched opening day coverage on their app.

I find that, more and more, departments are not forth right with their admitted Ph.D. students, and many enter believing they'll have tenure jobs within 6-7 years.

@chadvanschoelandt.bsky.social, you were spotted.

Libertarian Says What? with Nick Gillespie The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · Episode

This is a very good episode that discusses the libertarian approach to governing. Jon does provide opposing arguments to some of the points advanced by Nick Gillespie in a way that provides clarity to misunderstandings around libertarian views.

open.spotify.com/episode/4YxC...

Baseball is back. It is a good day.