Despite abundant evidence to the contrary, the idea that rights become real if they're written down in laws and constitutions is prominent among the Left's many delusions. As I note in my article, the "right" to such tangible things as housing and healthcare is regulated not by people's needs but by the availability of finite resources. Constitutions that ignore this home truth, over-promising and under-delivering, are politically and socially destabilizing.
It’s sad that we don’t have the capability to build a floating LNG reception facility that we could park off Kiel or in the Scheldt estuary. We should be working around the clock to build LNG export facilities and overriding EPA and legal injunctions that have blocked natural gas pipelines in the States. We’re in a war, for God’s sake! That’s something we could have done during the Second World War.
Interesting news from Chile. My take:
https://unwokeindianaag.substack.com/p/hubris-and-its-nemesis?r=dibcs&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Despite abundant evidence to the contrary, the idea that rights become real if they're written down in laws and constitutions is prominent among the Left's many delusions. As I note in my article, the "right" to such tangible things as housing and healthcare is regulated not by people's needs but by the availability of finite resources. Constitutions that ignore this home truth, over-promising and under-delivering, are politically and socially destabilizing.
70,000 Czechs is a LOT for such a modestly-sized country. That's alarming.
It’s sad that we don’t have the capability to build a floating LNG reception facility that we could park off Kiel or in the Scheldt estuary. We should be working around the clock to build LNG export facilities and overriding EPA and legal injunctions that have blocked natural gas pipelines in the States. We’re in a war, for God’s sake! That’s something we could have done during the Second World War.