Translated from Touchstone (June/July, 2005) by Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture in 2026.
The determination of woke corporations to push their opinions in the faces of ordinary folks who don’t share them is just a part of a broader contempt for customers and clients who aren’t enough like the people in the executive suites. It’s a political thing, sure, but it’s even more a social class thing. They’re snobs.
My dear readers,
(Doesn’t that salutation make me sound like a Nigerian prince? But then I would have said dearest.)
Tom Loarie of The Mentors Radio interviews me in connection with Pandemic of Lunacy: How to Think Clearly When Everyone Around You Seems Crazy, December, 2025
This Christmas night bestowed peace on the whole world;
So let no one threaten;
This is the night of the Most Gentle One -
Let no one be cruel;
This is the night of the Humble One -
Let no one be proud.
Now is the day of joy -
Is it right for an officeholder to use the legal machinery to target opponents? This is a serious question, and the pundits are right to suggest that what we now call “lawfare” establishes a dangerous precedent. However, you don’t have to like Mr. Trump to believe that in his case, at least, the question has been misframed.