HeyJaredScott Morefield
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MOREFIELD: The New Kind Of Woke Is Worse Than The Old (opens the original)
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Remember how the left would use the word “racist” as an all-encompassing smear to malign anyone who dared express even the slightest deviation from the politically correct leftist ‘current-day’ take on race relations, and the person labeled a racist would grovel, recant, apologize, and beg for forgiveness, yet still suffer some or all of the consequences of deplatforming, job termination, financial ruination, or even finding angry blue-haired mobs at their home, workplace, or businesses? Even as
MOREFIELD: Race, Genetics, And IQ: Why The Great Taboo Is So Important To Discuss (opens the original)
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Modern humans, particularly of the historic Western Civilization variety, are typically a non-confrontational, go-along-to-get-along bunch. There’s a limit, sure, but by and large we tend to avoid difficult truths in large part because we don’t want to hurt feelings. And if we have any reason whatsoever to believe a comfortable lie rather than a difficult truth, we’ll choose the lie almost every time. One influential view, often described as a “blank slate” conception of human nature, holds that
MOREFIELD: Burritogate, Affordability, And The Elephant That Con Inc. Refuses To Name (opens the original)
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The difference between the populist & libertarian right and the rest of the right (the part many of us endearingly call ‘Con Inc.’) has arguably never been as clear as it was during last week’s protracted argument about what a burrito should cost. If you missed it somehow, just type “$20 burrito” into your X search bar, and you’ll get caught up pretty quickly. I’m not going to do a blow-by-blow rehash of the whole thing here except to say that I fall firmly on the side of the debate that argues
SCOTT MOREFIELD: The Bipartisan Backlash Against Flock Cameras And America’s AI Surveillance State (opens the original)
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Type the words “Flock camera arrest” into the search bar on Facebook and you’ll find story after story about people getting arrested for vandalizing, destroying, or otherwise interfering with Flock cameras. More interesting, though, are the hundreds and even thousands of comments after each one, nearly unanimous in support of the alleged perpetrator. Regardless of where it happened or whose mugshot is on the page, the supportive (and hilarious) comments are nearly all some version of: “That guy
SCOTT MOREFIELD: Iranians Aren’t the Only Ones With Crazy Apocalyptic Religious Beliefs (opens the original)
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One of the first and most often repeated justifications for the war against Iran lies in the contention that the country’s civilian and military leaders are insane, radical Muslims who are not motivated by normal human instincts like the desire for survival. Thus, the cornerstone of nuclear foreign affairs, mutually assured destruction — the principle that has thus far kept the world from nuclear holocaust despite the fact that countries like the United States, Pakistan, Russia, France, Israel,
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