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Elites And Their Contempt
Elites And Their Contempt
Authored by Reverend John F. Naugle via The Brownstone Institute,
Last week, I was unexpectedly hit with a post-lockdown trauma response.
While driving to a baseball game days before the NFL Draft came to Pittsburgh, I passed a digital highway sign instructing me to avoid nonessential travel.
Suddenly, memories of empty highways with signs instructing drivers to “Stay Safe and Stay Home” came flooding back to me.
As the week developed, it began to occur to me that the parallels were deeper than my subjective emotional response.
Road closures intensified, rendering...
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