Teacher of teeny-boppers “shocked” at what chant hath wrought with her charges.

Forrest Claypool, we hardly know you? How come?

Praying and singing at the same time.

Stop tinkering, said Ron Paul.

White House: We don’t need no Democrat unity, never have.

Say wha’? Didn’t need it for Obamacare? Hmmm.

In 2000 a Catholic high school in Louisiana was liberated from the scourge of Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor:

Why? Because, according to Rod Dreher, writing in The Weekly Standard (Sept. 11), certain black parents protested that the book contains characters who use the words nigger and pickaninny.

A Good Man Is Hard to Find was the book, one of its stories “The Artificial Nigger.”

Thou shalt not think!

“People demand freedom of speech
to make up for the freedom of thought
which they avoid.”

It’s dangerous; so provide a narrative and require it. Columbus discovered America, as once taught. OK, new narrative: he didn’t. Etc. Whatever. What we need is a narrative.

George Will channelling Hayek:

Society hundreds of millions of people making billions of decisions daily is a marvel of spontaneous order among individuals in voluntary cooperation. Government facilitates this cooperation with roads, schools, police, etc. and by getting out of its way.

Elizabeth Warren of Mass. is the target, a champion of what she knows is best for us.

Liturgy junkies, pay heed.

G. Herbert to the rescue:

“Dare to be true. Nothing can need a lie:
A fault, which needs it most, grows two thereby.”

Thimk about it. [sic]