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Weber VI: Lawyers and Journalists

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Weber has an interesting reading of both. Lawyers, he says, are the only ones who can make a good argument for a good case. Anybody can make...
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Weber V: History and Honor

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The next several pages are a worthy history of the problem, which I will neither quote nor summarize. I do recommend reading it. The one pa...

Politics Against Education

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It's common for states to have 'required classes' of politically-mandated nonsense that end up forcing high school students to s...
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Weber IV: Politics as Vocation

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The problem with having a state that requires constant administration in order to maintain its position of power is that you need people who...
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Arizona Audit

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A full audit of the votes in Maricopa County, the most populous county in Arizona, has been ordered by the state senate. The Democratic Part...
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Weber III: The Real Locus of Power

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Legitimacy may be grounded in several ways, but power is grounded only in one. How do the politically dominant powers manage to maintain the...
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Another Sidebar Update

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I added James' blog, which I don't think I realized existed until this week. If any other regulars have blogs that aren't listed...
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Weber II: Justifications of Legitimacy

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Weber states that there are three justifications that states use to show that they are the legitimate locus of the sole right to use violenc...
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Weber I: Monopoly on Violence

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I think this time I'll break it out by topic, starting with the one I mentioned in the introduction below.  Weber begins by asking wha...
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You'll Get Further with a Kind Word and a 2x4....

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...than with a kind word alone .

Max Weber: "Politics as Vocation"

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For our next philosophical piece, you will be happy to know that I have selected a much shorter work that is almost contemporary. Max Weber ...

UN: Lockdowns Killed 228,000 Children in S Asia

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This is just in six nations: Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. 

BREXIT Recovery

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Trade relations between the EU and UK did not suffer long . This is promising for any future decisions to depart from the EU, or similar sup...
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A Free Life

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Apparently a verdict has been reached in the trial of current moment, and will be announced shortly. I just want to take this quiet moment t...
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Corruption and Cars

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A very slickly produced video, edited in a style to appeal to Millennial and younger viewers, nevertheless makes a fairly plausible case tha...
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Voter Integrity Project: Georgia Report

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The public report redacts a lot of the actual data, because it contains specific details about voter registrations that could be used to ha...
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Hiking

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  It’s getting pretty and warm. 
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Paul Revere's Ride

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Last night was the anniversary of  Paul Revere's famous ride , which called the Minutemen to order to resist gun seizures by the British...
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60 Minutes vs. the Oath Keepers

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Last night, 60 Minutes ran an investigative piece into the Oath Keepers , the right-wing militia that is currently burning American cities ...
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Heads Up, Collaborators

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Apparently mathematicians are police running dogs . Now, it's my understanding that the argument against the police includes an argument...
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