You might be a “progressive” if …

… you have a rapidly expanding Enemies’ List of fast-food restaurants.

One wishes to counsel perspective, but it is necessarily absent for enforcers of the dictates of Everything Is Political.

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Jon Sanders (twitter.com/jonpsanders) is Director of Regulatory Studies at the John Locke Foundation. A columnist for TownHall.com, Sanders has also been published in The Wall Street Journal, National Review, ABC News online, FrontPage Magazine, the San Francisco Chronicle, The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, the Philadelphia Inquirer and numerous newspapers throughout North Carolina. A native of Garner, N.C., Sanders has been an adjunct instructor in economics at North Carolina State University, and he holds a masters degree in economics with a minor in statistics and a bachelors degree in English literature and language from N.C. State.

3 comments

  1. You might be a totalitarian conservative hiding in libertarian’s clothes if you don’t vocally call out how idiotic the president of chic fil a’s statement was about gay marriage.

    Comment by Pops on August 2, 2012 at 7:20 am

  2. A side effect of not eating is low blood sugar, which can lead to confusion, which can manifest itself in, e.g., thinking that totalitarianism is not trying to squelch speech with which one disagrees.

    Comment by Jon Sanders on August 2, 2012 at 9:51 am

  3. The prez of chic fil a can say whatever he wants. However, this is not a free speech issue and never was. It’s an issue about a person who represents a major restaurant company saying that his god will judge our country because we are moving toward allowing gay marriage. Yes he has the right to say. However, what he is essentially promoting is a totalitarian state where our morals are dictated to us.

    Our country should not be in the marriage business. Acting as if this is a free speech issue is a nifty approach on your part to divert attention from the real issue.

    Comment by Pops on August 2, 2012 at 4:44 pm

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