Millet system in Canada

Recent changes to Canadian law greatly broaden the scope of binding arbitration. Under the new rules, if people don’t want to go to court to settle civil disputes they don’t have to, but can get a legally enforcible decision from an arbitrator. One consequence is that it is now practical of Muslims in Canada to … More ...

The mother of all reductios

In a multicultural society, common sense gets abolished because it’s a matter of settled inarticulate understandings (a.k.a. “deeply rooted social stereotypes”). Bureaucrats must therefore run everything in accordance with their own form of rationality. There’s nothing to keep the society’s fundamental logic from getting carried to completion, so that’s what happens.

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An Anglican bishop on the problem of evil

Statements in a radio interview given by Anglican bishop Martin Reynolds display the essentials of liberal antihomophobia: Anti-gay archbishop Jensen likened to Hitler. According to Reynolds, the claim that deviant sexual intercourse is bad, so homosexual couplings aren’t equivalent to marriages and those who affirm such things in their lives shouldn’t be pastors of … More ...

Universities forbid aid to women, minorities

Affirmative action is a sacred cause, so if you’re sarcastic about it they don’t like you. Authorities at Southern Methodist University and University of California at Irvine have shut down bake sales put on by conservative students at which beneficiaries of affirmative action were charged less than white male students. At SMU officials called the … More ...