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“From a humanist perspective, it's the government's job to protect people from each other, not from themselves. The government's sole role is to act as a referee of sorts, to find some kind of balance between an individual's right to control their own life and another person's right to not be exploited or hurt.
(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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“[About liberals] It's the lack of systemic critique and their infatuation with trendy causes that turn my stomach.
(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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“As with all wars, it benefits the few and devastates the many.
(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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“Liberals have very little interest in actual injustice and are more concerned about the perception of injustice. For example, progressives want to fight racism while liberals want to fight the perception that our society is racist.
(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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(2002 interview in Attitude)”
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“Q: Do you like mainstream political cartoons?
A: Besides Tom Toles and Kirk Anderson, no.”
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A: Besides Tom Toles and Kirk Anderson, no.”
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