HeyJaredBruce Edward Walker
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Column: Stampeding religious intolerance and secular zealots (opens the original)
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The bullies over at Communist Martyrs High School™ sure are racking up the body count. The AI engine estimates that between 80 million and 100 million people lost their lives to the Red Plague. Add to that the billion or more radically inconvenienced by the utopian delusion. Yet, the useful idiots – in Uncle Joe Stalin’s phraseology – keep attempting to take a bite out of the poisonous apple. Even here in Michigan, the maternity ward of the Republican Party and the birthing suite of modern conse
Column: The left’s insanity clause (opens the original)
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I recently read a social media post that cast my memory back to the hilarious Marx Brothers “Night at the Opera” vignette in which Groucho and Chico negotiate a contract. Well … “negotiate” is a liberal use of the term. Each legal gobbledygook clause is ripped out until only one remains, the sanity clause. Chico pronounces that he doesn’t believe in the Sanity Clause. It’s a long setup for a cheap pun, but Chico and Groucho are such accomplished performers that they’re able to pull it off. Not s
Column: Volunteers of America (opens the original)
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I concluded last week’s column with a quote from Wendell Berry: “Neighbor with each other and get along.” That phrase is frequently front-of-mind with this overfed, longhaired, leaping gnome. In an essay I co-wrote with my scholarly friend Kahryn Riley several years ago, we used the same quote as the headline for our article on localism in Berry’s fiction. We followed it with another quote from one of Berry’s imagined characters that emphasizes the difference between compulsory and voluntary com
Column: Wendell Berry’s real working-class heroes (opens the original)
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The world has lost the foul rag and bone shop of the heart of one of our country’s great authors, Wendell Berry. The poet, essayist, and novelist passed away on Aug. 31 at the age of 92. His memory – and his works – are a blessing to all of us who have either entered into the shared world he created or are inspired to do so in the future. Although we never met, I corresponded with Berry and his son briefly and even had the privilege of a brief phone conversation with him when I was editing a pri
Column: My life in the communist microcosm (opens the original)
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Hail to Marx! Well, the Marx Brothers, at least. The other well-known Marx was a smelly freeloader who abhorred bathing and paying rent. Sorta like the college co-op housemate who stole my beer back in the early 1980s. One of the moochers and pilferers I referenced last week. Moochers and pilferers are one thing in a co-op, but they’re a far more dangerous proposition in the political realm, where power and money are the ultimate end game. As I’ve come to find out, there’s more than a six-pack o
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