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In an article in the Daily Telegraph, the chancellor of Cambridge University, Chris Smith (how members of the elite de nos jours love to disguise their elite status from the revolu...
What emergency could possibly justify omnipresent bureaucratic hectoring? The post Something Doesn’t Look Right appeared first on The American Conservative.
Too much disorder makes life a hell—but what of too much order? The post Perfection’s Prison appeared first on The American Conservative.
Nowadays no one, I imagine, reads the novels of Edward Bulwer-Lytton, the immensely prolific and once popular Victorian writer, who is remembered principally for three things: firs...
The UK’s law enforcement is more oriented towards social peace than towards justice. The post Politicizing the Widdecombe Murder Shows Why British Police Are Despised appeared firs...
The troubles of the Sahel reveal the dysfunctions not only of Africa, but of the West. The post The Mali of the Mind appeared first on The American Conservative.
Looking for my key amid the shrubbery, I found a fossil instead. The post On the Death and Consolations of Reading appeared first on The American Conservative.
Graffitists and modern architects alike are screaming into the void of mass culture. The post The Age of the Ego appeared first on The American Conservative.
The public has an interest in the late professor’s confabulations. The post Simon and Schuster Is Right to Publish Arday’s Memoir appeared first on The American Conservative.
A teacher of English told me in his class more than sixty years ago that his job was to teach discrimination: between the meritorious and the meretricious, the beautiful and the ug...
Most crime figures have drastically fallen, but people don’t believe it. It’s no wonder when politicians whip up emotions and attempt to bend the lawAn astounding change is happeni...
by Andy Preston, spiked Former mayor of Middlesbrough Andy Preston on the do-gooding policies that are ripping his hometown apart. Something ugly has erupted in Middlesbrough. Nine...
Prisons are a liberal idea which only work in a conservative country. If you don't have strong moral rules, strong families and tough authority figures everywhere, prison will not...
When people who step forward are dismissed, while those who cause disorder are repeatedly given another chance, eventually the public learns a very simple lesson: Keep your head do...
by Ian Acheson, Telegraph Foreign nationals face pressures that drive up the risk of psychosis. It takes only one dangerous person to threaten social cohesion The “banality of evil...
Mental health statistics are worsening in the West; I argue that our current discourse is overmedicalised, and our diagnostic categories are unhelpfully rigid.
The explanations must be out there, even if we cannot find them. The post The Golden Oriole Rule appeared first on The American Conservative.
by Steve Gallant, Telegraph When legitimate authority weakens, informal authority fills the space The latest figures highlighting the rise in white Muslim prisoners do not surprise...
“What is happening in the world today,” Thomas Merton wrote to Czesław Miłosz in 1959, responding to the latter’s book The Captive Mind, “is a wholesale collapse of man’s capacity...
What does the prevalence of tattoos mean in the era of mass culture? The post The World Cup of Ink appeared first on The American Conservative.
In a brief comment in 1946, “Decline of the English Murder,” George Orwell, with a dose of his satirical genius, laments the “Americanization” of crime in his country, comparing a...
Prime Minister’s ideas on solving prison population crisis don’t impress reader
by Alexander Boot A headline in today’s Mail says that “a man, 30” has been arrested for raping two teenaged girls in an alleyway. This statement may appear straightforward, but on...
Large numbers of politicians have proclaimed that crime has been going down for many years now.We, the public, have apparently got it all wrong and are having a moral panic.
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