PoliticalNess: August 2016

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Looking Looking Nope, still can't find Hillary's emails

Looking Looking Nope, still can't find Hillary's emails:

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Saturday, August 27, 2016

Feet of clay: The official errors that exaggerated global warming

Watts Up With That?

Part I: How the central estimate of global warming was exaggerated

By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley

In this new series, I propose to explore the sequence of errors, large and small, through which the climatological establishment has – until now – gotten away with greatly exaggerating climate sensitivity.

The errors have an unholy, cumulative effect, conspiring to bring about an exaggeration that is grievous.

The focus in this series will be on describing each error clearly, so that the commenters who have so vigorously had their say on my earlier descriptions of the current method of determining climate sensitivity can examine them and say whether they think the climatological establishment has come to the right conclusion.

I shall do my best to make it clear when I am describing the official position and when I am describing a proposed alternative view.

By all means criticize me if you think I…

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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

The Socialist’s Motto: “Do as I say; Not as I do.”

The Socialist’s Motto: “Do as I say; Not as I do.”:

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

…but that’s none of my business, is it.

…but that’s none of my business, is it.:

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WARNING: Hypocrisy Overload!!…

WARNING: Hypocrisy Overload!!…:

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Saturday, August 6, 2016

Public Service

A very good read.

David Harsanyi: Sorry, Liberals, ‘Public Service’ Is Not A Sacrifice – Liberal Logic 101

John F. Kennedy’s silly “ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country” has been religiously repeated by politicians my entire life, including at the recent Democratic National Convention. But Americans are free to demand all kinds of things of their country — that it uphold the law or put up a new stop sign, for instance — without any obligation to do public service or volunteer to help save the sage grouse. They certainly have no duty to ask politicians, “Hey, what can I do for you?”

Glorifying the public sector — a practice found nowhere in the Founding documents — has transformed mere work into the great sacrifice of “public service.”