The Libertarian Two-Step
Better late than never. Hit & Run, wading into the textbook wars, offers up this equivalent of a libertarian koan:
Zolpidem India Buyhttps://www.infoturismiamoci.com/2025/03/tpdsbzn It is difficult to determine just what specific curriculum changes the Texas school board has in mind, though the ringleader of the revisionist faction, a creationist weirdo named Don McLeroy, strikes me as one who wants to impart ideology into the textbooks, not balance.
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Ya think? It is difficult to determine what I should call the writer of this Hit & Run post: Sparky or Snarky. The thing about Reason is that it can’t simply call out McLeroy as a religous fanatic and leave it at that. The libertarian thing to do here is the Texas Two-Step: skip to the right, skip to the left. So in a post about theocrats rewriting American history, there has to be the obligatory discussion of ideological biases on both ends of the political spectrum. Sometimes I wonder if Reason does this just to pander to the liberal-hating conservatives who also consider themselves libertarians.
In the end, the writer, seemingly playing it straight, decides:
https://ballymenachamber.co.uk/?p=7h6vbseyo93https://chemxtree.com/g46x54h these people are not to be trusted to achieve some sort of “balancing” of the historical record.
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https://hazenfoundation.org/g0qu9g1kp Ya think, Sparky?
https://ottawaphotographer.com/f7ala9wq So, did the writer not have enough snark for you? He called the guy a weirdo and says he doesn’t trust them, but, what, exactly?
https://www.emilymunday.co.uk/hojt2gfhq I don’t understand what you’re protesting, here.
https://www.fogliandpartners.com/ths73snLooks to me like he was veering between snark and straight commentary and couldn’t settle on the right tone. Also, it’s the attempt at a subtle equation between liberal and conservative biases that I found out of place in a post about theocrats imposing their agenda on public high school students. But like I said, this is the normal reflex reax for Hit & Run.