How firm can be the spine of a defender who writes anything
as silly as this?
In modern America it
is axiomatic that “racism,” whatever it is, is wrong — and this is a good thing.
How does he know it’s a good thing if he does not know what racism
is?
How can he or we be confident racism is wrong, in that case – let alone accept it as “axiomatic” that it
is wrong?
Against opponents like these, the liberal witch-hunters and
PC thought police have already won.
Anyway, note well that VerBruggen is not defending Richwine’s
actual thesis, but only his right to advance it and defend it without penalty
and without fear of losing his job.
And that not so much because he cares what happens to
Richwine, in particular, but because of the chilling effect of such events on
free and honest scientific investigation – not, by the way, because of the
chilling effect on free speech among the laity, the throbbing heart and life’s
breathe of democracy and the foundation of political liberty.
A chilling effect that is, of course, desired and intended
by our liberal thought and speech police.
Oh, yes, I know, saying racism, or anything else, is (or is not!) wrong is talking nonsense.
So?
One speaks with the vulgar.
See the posts labeled "amoralism."
Update 5/15/2013.
For the past few days, NR has been adding articles by different people defending Richwine and people have published defenses at other conservative sites.
So I take it back.
Somebody might even give him a job.
Oh, yes, I know, saying racism, or anything else, is (or is not!) wrong is talking nonsense.
So?
One speaks with the vulgar.
See the posts labeled "amoralism."
Update 5/15/2013.
For the past few days, NR has been adding articles by different people defending Richwine and people have published defenses at other conservative sites.
So I take it back.
Somebody might even give him a job.
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