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The First Amendment is a powerful thing. It defines our right to say whatever the heck we want. In the United States, no government can stop anyone from speaking their mind. But can it also protect you from someone forcing you to say specific things? No. Not yet anyway. A
A couple weeks ago, I saw a post on Nextdoor made by a young teenage girl. She wanted to warn people that there were men cruising the bus stop near the mall trying to entice girls into their car. The post was mostly met with support for the girl for
Late last year, I asked the question, “How many women have to die before men are banned from competing in women’s sports?” Of course, the answer should be “zero.” I asked that question because of the increasing number of instances where girls are being seriously injured after being forced to
Remember back a few decades ago when the term “homophobia” came to be? Back in 1965, a guy named George Weinberg coined the term after he observed that some people are uncomfortable with the notion of homosexuality. Other people glommed on to the word and said that people were probably
Every week or so, my wife will tell me about an article she’s read or a video she’s seen that completely boggles my mind. It’s not the topic that surprises me, because we see ridiculous things happening every day. What astounds me is that anyone could possibly believe that whatever
I realized recently that I don’t trust anyone. No matter what I hear from anybody, I always approach it with skepticism. I thought at first that it’s just because I’m getting older and cynical. While that may be true, I think the real reason I don’t trust anyone is because
Three and a half weeks ago, I started an experiment to see how long it would take me to find and pick up 100 bags of dog poop that had been discarded by neighbors of mine who don’t give a crap about anyone except themselves. My dog and I walk