I have a lot of open tabs in my browser, and not much time to discuss them right now.
- Yes, armed citizens (not police) do sometimes stop mass shootings. There is also, of course, Bastiat's essay, "That Which Is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen" which can be applied to guns as easily as to economics.
- Progressives really make the case that they shouldn't be allowed to ave access to guns.
- College is not for everyone. And, it is certainly not good for everyone to go to college, as there are now 6 million more college graduates (bachelor's degrees only) than jobs available for them.
- On a related pair of notes, a lot of Catholic universities don't even provide the benefit of a good Catholic education (we knew that already). This means that Catholic University graduates simply pay more money to not have a job available to them upon graduation, and also to have an institution which they (or their parents) trusted to help strengthen their faith instead strip them of it.
- On another related note, pertaining specifically to virtue, here is a nice comparison of the "virtues" of Pajama Boy/The Modern "Man," of a Roman Patrician, and of a Christian Gentleman. Also, a good fisking from which this comparison was derived.
- Blessed Mother Teresa would be unimpressed by our current "pastoral" approach to sin (which is also a retreat from holiness).
- Our "daily" bread?
- A related note regarding Kim Davis.
- The secret to success without hard work.
Happy Friday.
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