The left-wing teapot tempest loathes the four cardinal
virtues of antiquity—wisdom, temperance, justice,
courage—and the three theological virtues—faith,
hope, love. Once the virtues are gone, logic and
reason as well exit the stage door. Common sense
be damned cry the minions.
Intellectual brain food becomes scarce, leaving only
rage, emotion, and passion to draw on. Solzhenitsyn
asks how can a reasonable man engage in discourse
with an unreasonable one? The answer lies in the
question. You can’t. If you can’t, the perplexing
question becomes how can society be saved?
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The left-wing teapot tempest loathes the four cardinal
virtues of antiquity—wisdom, temperance, justice,
courage—and the three theological virtues—faith,
hope, love. Once the virtues are gone, logic and
reason as well exit the stage door. Common sense
be damned cry the minions.
Intellectual brain food becomes scarce, leaving only
rage, emotion, and passion to draw on. Solzhenitsyn
asks how can a reasonable man engage in discourse
with an unreasonable one? The answer lies in the
question. You can’t. If you can’t, the perplexing
question becomes how can society be saved?