The long legacy of looting
A history of rioting in Chicago
Riots
Wednesday
Tuesday
Will the Plywood Party win?
Most people have yet to take on board how odd this election is
Monday
The danger this time
The promise to live and let live rather than treat every political battle as all-out war to the death is breaking down
Friday
Antifa for Biden
We are in the streets because we want a slight expansion of Medicare
Saturday
Pundits gaslight the American people on violent riots
But they can eat a breakfast burrito safely at 10 a.m.!
Sunday
The Vicky Osterweil delusion
In Defense of Looting: A Riotous History of Uncivil Action by Vicky Osterweil reviewed
The terrifying truth — neither party cares about law and order
Republicans are as guilty as Democrats of allowing the riots to flourish for political gain
Saturday
2016 all over again
Have the Democrats learned nothing in four years?
Thursday
Riots for thee, but not for me
Not In My Back Yard
Monday
The lunacy of the ‘largely peaceful protest’
The media says one thing while also saying the opposite
Thursday
If a video is viral, who cares if it’s fake?
Welcome to the age of unreality
Wednesday
Silence isn’t violence
Why escapism is better than utopianism
Monday
Hell in Portland
Weeks of government-sanctioned mayhem in the Rose City
Sunday
Is this the end of history?
George Floyd was a pretext, not a cause. The cause was destruction of our civilization
Friday
A message from the NYC tourist board: visit Nightmare City!
Courtesy of your guide Chadwick Moore
Wednesday
The rule of law is collapsing
The Rayshard Brooks case is tragic but, legally, straightforward
Tuesday
Can COVID-19 tell whether a protest is progressive?
Clearly the virus targets especially working-class and middle-class workplaces and industries…
Tuesday
The Biden factor is difficult to calculate
President Trump should win, but that does not now provide any certainty that he will
Friday
Why isn’t Andrew Sullivan allowed to write his column?
He is not allowed to write articles about the protests without losing his job
Don’t compare the nationwide riots to Hong Kong
It’s facile and divisive