Semantics An Ill-Defined Petition Theodore Dalrymple Thirty thousand people—I was tempted to write harridans and harpies, but there must have...
Semantics Choose Your Words Wisely Theodore Dalrymple Is attention to the correct use of words mere pedantry or, as Confucius thought, the neces...
Semantics To Err Is Human, to Detect Divine Theodore Dalrymple The pedant seeks error, not truth, and delights to find it. Indeed, the search for error m...
Semantics Taking Out the Rubbish Theodore Dalrymple Foolishness springs eternal. And this is just as well for us journalists, because it gives...
Semantics At a Loss for Words Matt Gibson It's official"words no longer have meaning. As a proud member of society's educated, ...
Semantics Your Dad Is Not Hitler Theodore Dalrymple A few weeks ago I noticed the following slogan painted on the walls of a supermarket in Fr...
Semantics The Money of Fools Theodore Dalrymple People often claim to have cultivated their inner child as if this were a good thing to ha...
Semantics Who Gets to Name the Snow? Kathy Shaidle Here's the fastest, surest way to identify the subspecies hackus punditus"watch for th...
Semantics In Defense of Neanderthals Jim Goad The most stubbornly hypocritical glitch in the egalitarian mindset is that eugenics is rou...
Semantics Unsexing the Language Jared Taylor Yesterday I stopped by a Methodist church that was having a charity Christmas-tree sale. A...
Semantics Relief for the Phobiaphobic Kathy Shaidle For right-wingers, November proved to be the cruelest month in quite some time. The Keny...