http://www.wholesomereading.com/2010/07/06/drones/ Musings on culture and politics by baseball writer Steven Goldman Sat, 19 May 2012 11:42:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.wholesomereading.com/2010/07/06/drones/#comment-12563 ConstitutionnotRevolution Sat, 06 Aug 2011 13:36:51 +0000 http://www.wholesomereading.com/?p=914#comment-12563 Hmm, I wonder why Steven stopped this blog a year ago. Oh, that's right. The news. Arguing that Progressive and Keynesian economic policies work is akin to being a Holocaust denier. Obama lied, our credit rating died. Hmm, I wonder why Steven stopped this blog a year ago. Oh, that’s right. The news. Arguing that Progressive and Keynesian economic policies work is akin to being a Holocaust denier. Obama lied, our credit rating died.

]]> http://www.wholesomereading.com/2010/07/06/drones/#comment-3119 Ben W Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:39:50 +0000 http://www.wholesomereading.com/?p=914#comment-3119 Steven, glad to hear things are getting a little better for your dad. Continued best wishes for a good recovery. I wonder what you think the implications are of a world where bad actors might someday possess the technology your talking about here. Seems to me the standard responses are either to apologize for past US misdeeds and hope that will suffice to defuse potential attacks, or adopt a forward policy of trying to deal with threats around the world before they have a chance to act. Vastly over-simplified, the Progressive view seems to be the first course. Curious if you have any thoughts on this. I would also be interested in any comments you might have on the Avatar thread, some interesting points raised there. Steven, glad to hear things are getting a little better for your dad.
Continued best wishes for a good recovery.
I wonder what you think the implications are of a world
where bad actors might someday possess the technology your
talking about here. Seems to me the standard responses are either
to apologize for past US misdeeds and hope that will suffice to
defuse potential attacks, or adopt a forward policy of trying to deal with
threats around the world before they have a chance to act. Vastly over-simplified, the Progressive view seems to be the first course. Curious if
you have any thoughts on this. I would also be interested in any comments you might have on the Avatar thread, some interesting points raised there.

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