Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

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Bulletin: Scientists confirm what everybody with a brain already knew, namely, that men and women are biologically (and hence psychologically) different. Only a few feminist ideologues ever denied this, and nobody of any intelligence takes them seriously. Feminists are convinced that if it is believed that men and women are biologically different, men will be treated better, valued more, or allowed by law to oppress their "inferiors." This is absurd. Two things can be different but equal. That is to say, two things can be factually different but morally the same. The signers of the Declaration of Independence expressed this when they said that "all men are created equal." They were well aware of the many differences that exist in human populations, but they were smart enough to know that this had no bearing on moral status. Feminists think that people are too stupid to distinguish the factual realm from the moral realm, so they lie. Yes, they lie. They propound the idea that men and women are biologically (and hence psychologically) the same. This is not only studied ignorance; it is vile deceit. I encounter women every day who have had their minds warped by feminism. Some of them eventually realize that they have been deceived; others go to their graves deluded and unhappy.

One of the defining distinctions of American values versus the values of countries with dictatorships and oligarchs, has been the fourth estate—and freedom of the press—that respects the country’s laws and also monitors and reports to its citizens.

Unfortunately, along with abusive discrimination against immigrants—in a country founded by immigrants—and the bullying of our international partners, we are also experiencing opposition to our right to be informed.

Specific examples abound from the Republicans: During Trump’s campaign, he insisted some reporters he deemed offensive be removed from his campaign appearances. And last week, Greg Gianforte, the Montana Republican candidate for the U.S. House, won handily even after physically assaulting a reporter respectfully asking a question.

As a former reporter, I am disheartened by the dark shadows I experience while living in the land of Sunshine Laws.

SUSAN ACKLEY, MIAMI SHORES

Note from KBJ: "Abusive discrimination against immigrants"? Nobody has a right to come into this country. "Bullying of our international partners"? How about making people keep their promises? "Physically assaulting a reporter"? How about defending oneself from an aggressive, obnoxious journalist? Get some help for your Trump Derangement Syndrome, Susan. You're making an ass of yourself.

Russian officials must be laughing at the U.S. & how a lame excuse for why the Dems lost the election has taken over the Fake News.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 30, 2017

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What part of "No" does this woman not understand? She's a two-time loser in presidential politics. She represents the past, the privileged, and the paranoid. Democrats flirt with her at their own peril.

Humanication (2010).

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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.

Let us not forget, as we memorialize our war dead, the brave soldiers and sailors of the Confederate States of America. I am sick to death of people politicizing the Civil War. It was a tragic conflict between two ways of life. We can honor those who fought without honoring what any of them fought for; and please, don't assume that every Confederate soldier or sailor was a slaveowner or someone who supported slavery. Some were, obviously, but many were not.