HeyJaredKevin Finn
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A Modern Culling (opens the original)
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When a society treats dependency as a reason to end a life, it may also change how people think about human worth. While scrolling through the channels the other day, I caught part of a wildlife documentary. The narrator explained how predators such as wolves and coyotes often target the weakest members of a herd, usually the young, the old, and the infirm. As I watched the program, I wondered if something similar might be happening in our own society. I started thinking about how our society tr
Leftists live in a different universe (opens the original)
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We’re a Venn diagram with two circles that barely overlap. Reading news articles, essays, and social media posts over the last few years has convinced me that conservatives and leftists now inhabit alternate universes. We’re a Venn diagram with two circles that barely overlap. President Reagan once remarked that liberals “know so much that isn’t so.” Today, many leftists offer declarative statements and accusations with absolute conviction but no grounding in fact. Sometimes it’s misinformation;
Blind, evil, crazy, stupid: A field guide to modern leftists (opens the original)
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Leftists lately are sorting themselves into four descriptive categories, which often overlap. Much has been written about the movement of Americans from blue cities and states into red ones. It’s been referred to as “the great sorting,” and states like Texas and Florida seem to be winning. One report stated that Florida is gaining $2.4 million of net taxable income each hour and 551 new residents each day, while New York loses $1.1 million per hour along with 115 residents per day. It is to be h
College softball versus the WNBA (opens the original)
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The professionals who keep fouling Caitlin Clark could learn something from this college softball game from 2008. When college kids showed more class than the WNBA I came across a very inspirational story yesterday. It was interesting because it provided a stark contrast to another story that’s been unfolding over the last few weeks. And the words “stark contrast” don’t adequately describe it. The inspirational story involved a game between two women’s college softball teams that took place in 2
Catholic politicians and the weeds in the wheat (opens the original)
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Christians must forgo convenience in order to avoid selling out Christ for politics. The Gospel reading at Mass this Sunday was Matthew 13:24-43, the parable of the weeds among the wheat. In the story, an enemy has sown weeds in the wheat crop. Workers ask the farmer if they should pull them up, and the farmer says no, as they may damage the wheat by doing so. Instead, at harvest time, they should first gather the weeds and bundle them, then throw them into the fire. This is a clear warning to u
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