Category Archives: Free Speech

Legislating moral indignation

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Stephen W. Browne

Note: I’m cleaning up my “drafts” file and seeing what’s fit to publish. Among other reasons because I’m home with strep throat, losing money but not quite fit to write. I originally wrote this last year as my weekend op-ed. … Continue reading →

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Are we a generation of wussies? part 2

Posted on December 7, 2008 by Stephen W. Browne

“A fateful characteristic of our violent age is the non-violence, the incredible meekness of the victims. Almost without exception, the social scientists are telling us that Americans are at present more violent than they were in the past. Yet anyone … Continue reading →

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And some more good watches

Posted on January 16, 2008 by Stephen W. Browne

In a comment to my post “Free Speech: Where’s the Outrage?” blog friend Paardestaart says that over at Little Green Footballs you can see “Ezra Levant from Western Standard is lecturing the Canadian Human Rights commission who summoned him to … Continue reading →

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Ahmedinejad and Columbia

Posted on September 25, 2007 by Stephen W. Browne

Posted at The Right Angle http://humanevents.com/rightangle/— 09-24-2007 @ 04:19 PM I admit to being somewhat torn about Ahmedinejad speaking at Columbia. Like Cal Thomas in today’s front page article at Human Events, I’m irritated that he got invited to Columbia … Continue reading →

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Sunday morning coming down.

Posted on September 3, 2006 by Stephen W. Browne

Sunday morning and thank God it’s Labor Day tomorrow. I’ve got two, count ’em two, sick kids and I suppose my wife and I are about due to get this grunge pretty soon. Guess we won’t be taking any road … Continue reading →

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