Category Archives: LESSONS IN LOGIC

LESSONS IN LOGIC: You Can Legislate Morality

Contrary to the popular phrase, you actually can legislate morality.  In fact, all legislation is intended to do just that: establish and enforce a moral code.  Give me a few minutes and I will explain why this is true.

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LESSONS IN LOGIC: Vaccines and the COVID-19 Injections

Readers,

Given all the misinformation and — in many cases — flat-out lies being spread around, I felt it was time we had a discussion (refresher?) about vaccines.  What are they?  How do they work?  And what does it mean for us today?

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LESSONS IN LOGIC: We Violate the 13th Amendment Every Day! (or, Slavery is Alive and Well in America Today)

I was just working on my business and I realized, I am subject to involuntary servitude which — according to the language of the 13th Amendment — is unconstitutional (i.e. illegal!). This is why I constantly stress the definition of words: because words have defined meanings, and knowing what they mean could help us avoid so much of the mess we have made of our society.

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