I generally prefer to blog on a subject like last week’s Kos Kontroversy when I’ve got sufficient uninterrupted blogging time to unpack all its implications, but I haven’t had that kind of time lately and the issue’s getting a bit…

For the last few days I’ve been in the ideological trenches, waging war over this sordid, tawdry little controversy. I have been in multiple comment box battles, and I’ve written e-mails to advertisers (happily with success) to try to get

For the last few days I’ve been in the ideological trenches, waging war over this sordid, tawdry little controversy. I have been in multiple comment box battles, and I’ve written e-mails to advertisers (happily with success) to try to get

What Mark said: Here and here. This is truly asinine as Greg from The Talent Show, Jesse and Ezra from Pandagon and Joe from Apathy, Inc. all have noted. If nothing else it inspired me to write a haiku and

Mark Kleiman has expressed, most powerfully, many of the thoughts I have been having on the massacre at Fallujah. I have refrained from commenting on the aftermath of this tragedy. I have felt, well, ambivalent at best. I posted my