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Black Angus Steakhouse - Chula Vista
- Address:
707 E Street
Chula Vista, CA 91910Neighborhood:
Chula Vista
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $30 and under
Black Angus Steakhouse - Chula Vista
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.blackangus.com/
- Phone: (619) 426-9200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 9:00pm
BullsEye Bar opens at 11:00am on Saturday & 10:00am on Sunday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: This Black Angus Steakhouse features the BullsEye Bar, a casual sports bar concept within the restaurant, which boasts 10 to 12 hi-def flat screen TVs and offers various types of viewing zones. Each seat in the bar offers Guests the ability to watch different sporting events simultaneously. Free Wi-Fi is also available for fantasy sports players, as well as an ongoing calendar of sports-related promotions and contests.
- Special Events: Why wait for the weekend?!
MONDAY – FRIDAY: Best Happy Hour in town! Let loose from 3pm to 7pm in our BullsEye bar and enjoy $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50 Drink and Full-Size appetizer specials.
TUESDAYS: Happy Tuesday with Happy Hour from Open - Close in the BullsEye Bar.
WEDNESDAYS: Join us every Wednesday for our signature slow-roasted Prime Rib dinner and Sky-High Mud Pie dessert for only $17.99.
For exclusive offers and the latest Black Angus Steakhouse news delivered directly to your email inbox, click here (http://www.blackangus.com/primeclub/) to join the Prime Club.
A word from Black Angus Steakhouse - Chula Vista
Great for steak and so much more… Black Angus Steakhouse has built its reputation on providing a Genuine American Steakhouse experience to remember. Our Chefs are proud to serve only Black Angus steaks that are carefully aged, fresh-cut daily, and grilled over an open flame.Continued
Our other specialties include a variety of succulent seafood, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs and our famous slow-roasted Prime Rib. Whatever you're craving, we pride ourselves at Black Angus Steakhouse for superior quality, friendly service, and great food. It's more than a tradition - it's our passion every day. Black Angus offers a full array of menu items that are naturally gluten free. Ask for their Gluten Free Trail Map.
Our other specialties include a variety of succulent seafood, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs and our famous slow-roasted Prime Rib. Whatever you're craving, we pride ourselves at Black Angus Steakhouse for superior quality, friendly service, and great food. It's more than a tradition - it's our passion every day. Black Angus offers a full array of menu items that are naturally gluten free. Ask for their Gluten Free Trail Map.
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Black Angus Steakhouse - Chula Vista reviews from OpenTable diners
36 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (18)good for groups (17)kid-friendly (10)great for lunch (8)fit for foodies (7)romantic (7)late-night find (5)neighborhood gem (5)vibrant bar scene (4)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (2)hot spot (1)Show More
- I enjoyed it.BDGTD747Dined on 3/24/2014It was my birthday celebartion. For me from my grilfriend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My birthdayOnefatherDined on 3/23/2014Last Sunday my daughter treated me for early dinner at the Black Angus Steakhouse in Chula Vista, California. It was my 72nd birthday and I felt specially grouchy but they made me quite comfortable as the greeter showed us to our table and then the waitress was the best ever. We had a great selection of steaks and other entrees plus salads and deserts including the starter platter. Then to top it off a couple the employees brought us my Black Angus birthday gift and that was delicious ice cream on top of a special cookie that was baked in a pan about ten inches across. We shared it as the employees sang happy birthday for what seems the 72nd time in my life, I did not mind and was quite content. Thank you Black Angus Steakhouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank You!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/17/2014The service was great everyone in the party had an absolute blast ! Thank you so much!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Time!!!vcamposaDined on 3/12/2014We had a great time, not only was the food very good but our server was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steaksbroadway148Dined on 3/8/2014Me and my wife ordered steaks and asked that they be cooked medium rare and but they were medium to medium well done. My New York steak had a lot of fat. Everything else was perfect. The other 2 dinners were very good. Most all of the time we are very satisfied with the food and service. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingHighlandLass53Dined on 2/23/2014Open Table was great getting us in when we only reserved 15 minutes prior to entering restaurant as our hotel was across the street salad and bread was good. Rather disappointed in steak.
- Portions Too Small for the Price.food4funDined on 2/22/2014It has been several years since my family and I had the opportunity to dine at Black Angus. What happened to the portion sizes and attractive eye appeal for just about everything? The steaks were way too small and to add insult to injury, the vegetables were not sauteed, they were very much overcooked. We just seem to have received a double whammy from the Black Angus, Small Portions and Improperly Cooked Food. But what the Black Angus received from us was an Over-Payment for the experience. The server did a good job, but was quickly overwhelmed by the large amount of guests. I made sure that the Tip on the check was adequate. I did not feel that it was the servers fault. Just be prepared to pay more for less. We are Not going back.
- Poor mealpattisDined on 2/16/20142 members of our party ordered top sirloin steak with prawns. Although the prawns were very good, both of our steaks were very tough and grissely. We couldn't eat them. We did mention it to our waitress. Also a girl that was helping our waitress was very rude. My au gratin potatoes were not completely cooked and hard in the middle. We have dined here many times and not had these issues before, but may be hesitant to return.
- for dinner & lunchsteaktasteDined on 2/15/2014We've been comming to this place for at least 12,years or so, never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Last visitjharv55Dined on 2/15/2014I have dined there several times before and the food was outstanding, this time however we had to return my fiancée's steak back several times because it was not cooked as desired, which is odd because every other time we have dined there everything was cooked to perfection, I do believe this was a rare occasion, we will dine there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fast best to go not on holidaysmarmoDined on 2/14/2014Even though i made a reservation i still had to wait half hour because there was a lot of people, our server took our orders quickly and the food didnt take long to arrive, but he was barely around whenever we needed something, the experience was okSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expected on a special day3ofusDined on 2/14/2014We made a reservation and still waiting almost 1 hour. The server seemed in a hurry to take our orders, appetizers came quick which were cold (sampler platter). Our entrees took a long time to arrive. I expected it to be busy on valentines day but over all the staff did a good job for being super busySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excessive wait with reservationValentinDined on 2/14/2014Neighborhood gem but not on special occasion! With reservation 45 minutes wait to be seated on our table. Everything else was just great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not a good experice this valentineOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2014Ask for well than and i recive a midium rare so my husband had to wait for my plate top came back 15 min.
- will never returnibgirlDined on 2/14/2014We had reservations for 7:15 on Valentine's. Even with a reservation we weren't seated until after 8:00. Upon being seated and ordering our drinks it took another 20 minutes to get them. When our food finally came, at this point its almost 9:00 pm , it wasnt the way we ordered it. I get that on a holiday delays probably are going to happen but this was just rediculous. We will never go back .
- Reservations...JewellDined on 2/14/2014I made reservations for 5 on January 18th for 6 pm on Valentine's Day. We arrived at 5:51 and was told our wait time would be 30 minutes with no explanation. Not impressed with this restaurant's punctuality, but our server, Bryan, was outstanding and even though he didn't want to be there, he made our visit extremely enjoyable and went above and beyond to make up for the host's abruptness.Special Features:
- Quality of food.febdinnerDined on 2/14/2014We wanted our stake well done, the outside was a little bit burn and the inside was to raw.Special Features:
- Vday dinnervdaydiningDined on 2/14/2014The food was delish!! It was valentines so the crowd is expected but we had reservations for 8:30 and were waiting till 9:20 so that was a bit disappointing and by the time we ordered there was no prime rib and was not informed at check in. Our food was delish and our young waitress was awesome, poor thing you could tell she was very tired but she kept a smile on her face.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceLoveangusDined on 2/14/2014Nice place great service excellent food. Overall great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well worth itNomeroDined on 2/3/2014We like to come here when we are in the mood for a good steak, especially because its kid friendly. They routinely offer coupons which make it even more worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome serviceWannabBallersDined on 1/25/2014Setup a reservation on the web. When we arrived the lobby was full; standing room only and about 20 people waiting outside. We didnt even wait 2 minutes when they called my name after I checked in. It felt great skipping all those people. The food and service were great as usual.I would recommend this to a friend.
- TATACHUYTATACHUYDined on 1/23/2014AMBIENT WAS GOOD AND RELAX, SERVER WAS FRIENDLY, FOOD WAS EXCELLENT, DECOR WAS GOOD, OVER ALL THE EXPERIENCE WAS WONDERFUL, I VISIT THIS PLACE BEFORE AND I DON'T RECALL A BAD EXPERIENCE, WE WERE CELEBRATING MY BIRTHDAY AND WE ENJOY THE EVENING AND FOR THIS WE, THANK YOU JESSE HERNANDEZSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Black Angus -- Chula Vista CABertGDined on 1/23/2014A great place to celebrate special events, such as our wedding reception and dinners on each of our anniversaries. The prices are very reasonable, if you use their ubiquitous coupons, and the service is generally very good. The food is quite good, with fairly generous portions, again considering the reasonable price. Always a pleasant visit, and the Chula Vista location Angus is my favorite Black Angus in the San Diego area. I recommend this location, and it's best to make a reservation. They get pretty busy at times. I'm not into eavesdropping, but if you are, you better know your Spanish pretty well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A family favorite!SophiasanDined on 1/10/2014Great place. Been going here for years! We've met up for family birthday get togethers and date night! They have high booths, so it offers privacy. The appetizer bread is so yummy! Prime rib is my favorite entree. Def recommend having reservations before you go (even if you make them on your way there like we did!)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service very good.Rate thegojoe4655Dined on 1/9/2014Service very good.Rate the food 9 out of 10. (I very seldom rate anything a 10) A little pricy, but like everything else you get what you pay for. We will be back!Special Features:
- Nice lunchHannieDined on 1/1/2014Got together w/a friend I hadn't seen for a while. We had a drink & talked before we ordered. Waitress left us alone, didn't keep bugging us to order.........when we were ready, I flagged her down & we ordered. The food was good, service was good so it was a nice lunch.Special Features:
- Great food and EmployeesOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/31/2013There's good food here , lots of promotions available .... But due to the holiday location was really busy and took time to have entrees outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great after work spotGillyDined on 12/27/2013Great spot to go to with friends after work to wind down or on a friday after work.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Personally I had bad experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/24/2013Personally I had bad experience with the food, but my wife and my children liked, next time I'll try different plate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and service!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/21/2013Excellent food and service! We were seared immediately upon arrival, server was friendly and quick! Great food and value.Special Features:
- Decent spot for SteakthomgenoDined on 12/18/2013They serve a nice steak cooked to the desired level and the wait staff is very attentive. My wife and I both got a combination platter with Steak, fried shrimp, and a small lobster tail. The steak was very good and was cooked to order. The shrimp with the cocktail sauce was also good. The lobster however was not quite up to par, even when dipped in the butter it was a little on the bland side.Special Features:
- Make a ReservationLive2dineVIPDined on 12/14/2013When we entered the restaurant, the waiting area was filled with at least 10 people. We were seated right away because we had a reservation. Ordered the prime rib, hamburger and ribeye. Enjoyed it all!
- ReviewChrisDined on 12/6/2013The food was good. Our server was very nice, although we waited a while for her. Maybe she was busy. I put in the reservation it was my birthday, I don't think the front desk relayed the message. Other than that our server was very nice and the food was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thanksgiving nightBeckyDined on 11/28/2013We had a great Thanksgiving dinner with wonderful service. We were greeted with a smile and seated immediately. Did not have to wait long for our server to take good care of us. She listened to what we wanted and made sure it was taken care of before bringing it out. Usually when I ask for well done steaks its still pink when its brought to my table but not that night. Thank you so much to Black Angus and our server for making our Thanksgiving night a great place to have our meal!!Special Features:
- Service Service ServiceGeezDined on 11/28/2013Arrived at 4:15 and was seated immediately. Waitress came immediately to take orders for drinks and then left for 10 minutes prior to taking meal orders. Took over 30 minutes to get bread (after asking a bus person for it). Orders did not arrive at same time. Water glasses not refilled. It was busy, but seemed like a lost table.Special Features:
- SuperliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/28/2013The camp feast for 2 is such a good deal and always delicious. The steak is prepared just right and everything is tasty and fresh. We had a wonderful Thanksgiving there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- THANKSGIVINGoannaDined on 11/28/2013It is good that a nice restaurant, Black Angus, is open for those of us who have no family to gather together with on Thanksgiving. It is a good place for friends to be together and enjoy a good meal. The service was exceptional. Every request was fulfilled. I frequent Black Angus several times a year and I always leave full and satisfied.Special Features:
- Good steak and great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/27/2013My prime rib was perfect. I love my prime rib juicy and rare. Most places will not serve it that way, here it was made to order. Also, ask for Philippe, he was a fun and attentive waiter. The experience was better than I was expecting. Recommend coming here for good steaks and great service.I would recommend this to a friend.
- I took my wife and my motherGazan869Dined on 11/25/2013I took my wife and my mother here for dinner. We were seated at a nice booth but it was out in the open a little too much. There was some noise from the bar area that spilled over into the restaurant area. It wasn't too bad, given it was from people watching the football game. Our server, Felipe, was very friendly and checked on us several times to see if we needed anything. The price was reasonable for what we ordered. We will definitely come back int he future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, great price.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/24/2013Great Rb Eye and New York steak. The opta yo soup is delicious and you can find great deal for complete dinner for two on the web. Thumbs up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti cannot be a candidate in next year's parliamentary election as he is a Senator for life, but he could be involved in forming a government afterwards, President Giorgio Napolitano said on Thursday.
The head of state's comments add a further twist to a complicated tale as speculation had been growing that Monti, a technocrat and former European Commissioner, could be persuaded to join a centrist bloc before the vote.
Napolitano said on a visit to Paris that Monti's position as Senator for life, a title bestowed last year just before he became prime minister, meant that he could not run as a candidate for parliament.
Monti "is a Senator for life, he can't stand for parliament because he's already a parliamentarian. He hasn't been a private citizen for a little time, even if sometimes it's forgotten", Napolitano told reporters in remarks broadcast on Italian TV.
Monti's non-elected government, drafted in to bring stability at the height of last year's financial crisis, has been widely credited with restoring Italy's international credibility after the scandal-plagued era of Silvio Berlusconi.
Many members of Italy's business establishment would like him to serve a second term after the election, and Monti himself has said repeatedly he would be available if no workable government could be formed.
Napolitano said Monti had an office in the Senate in Rome "where he will be able to receive anyone, after the election, who wants to ask an opinion, a contribution or a commitment".
Monti has always said he would not stand as a candidate in the election itself, but speculation has grown that he could throw his weight behind a centrist grouping, such as the movement set up by Ferrari chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo.
However the remarks from the head of state appear to rule out definitively any direct involvement in the campaign.
In a statement issued later, Napolitano's office said the president was not offering any opinion on what government should be formed after the election.
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Pier Luigi Bersani, head of the centre-left Democratic Party which is leading in opinion polls and which supports the government in parliament, urged Monti this week not to run to avoid affecting his role as a figure above the party fray.
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LaRue County Schools' administrators and staff are elated over the district's No Child Left Behind scores released yesterday.
For the second straight year, the district met all targets on the nationally mandated assessment that measures annual progress in reading and math.
"The students, parents, staff, board and entire community are to be commended for this accomplishment," said Sam Sanders, superintendent. "We have come a long way."
Sanders referred to the distance the district has traveled since 2002 when the LaRue County showed the largest gap in scores in the state between regular and disability population.
"Everyone has worked diligently to close the gap," he said. "We still have work to do, but meeting all NCLB goals for the second year in a row certainly validates our effort."
The NCLB assesses the percentage of students scoring proficient or above in reading and math and performance on other indicators – CATS (statewide assessment) scores for elementary and middle schools, graduation rate for high school. The test mandates adequate yearly progress in subgroups as well, including minority students, low-income students, students with disabilities and those with limited English proficiency.
Amanda Reed, the district's instructional supervisor, said the percent proficient in math increased at all grade levels ranging from six to 10 percent over last year.
"LaRue County High School saw gains in reading, but our other schools stayed about the same or dropped a little," Reed said. "We are thrilled that we met all of our targets as a district this year and have made it out of Tiers of Consequences."
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Schools failing to show adequate progress for two or more consecutive years fall into various tiers of school improvement status. Two years ago, LaRue County was in Tier Three.
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Reed listed the following results for individual schools compared to last year for sub groups:
Abraham Lincoln Elementary: dropped 12.5 percent for students with disabilities; Hodgenville Elementary: 3-4 percent drop for All, White, and FRL; no disability data – not enough students; LCMS: five percent rise in FRL; dropped 4.7 percent in disability; LCHS: three percent gain for All and White students; 13 percent gain for FRL; no disability data – not enough students.
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Reed said schools have set up academic structures that will continue to help them well into the future.
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Prepare to worry about yet another super bug. The World Health Organization is warning governments and doctors to be on the lookout for a drug-resistant strain of gonorrhea, the world's second most common sexually transmitted disease. Are we in the early stage of the next big public health crisis? Here, a brief guide:
What exactly is gonorrhea?
It's a bacterial infection commonly spread through any kind of sexual contact. Untreated, it can cause reactions ranging from painful urination to spontaneous abortion, and increase the risk of contracting HIV. Babies born to infected women have a 50-50 chance of developing eye infections that can leave them blind.
How common is it?
It's the most common sexually transmitted disease after chlamydia. Globally, more than 106 million people are infected each year, including more than 700,000 in the U.S. Exact numbers are hard to pin down, however, as an estimated half of the cases are never reported, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Gonorrhea has long been considered "low on the sexual risk register" because, unlike HIV or herpes, doctors have been able to knock it out easily with antibiotics. But that could soon change.
What has changed?
The bacteria mutated to ensure its survival. In 2008, doctors reported finding a strain of gonorrhea in Japan that was resistant to antibiotics. Researchers warned the newly discovered superbug could spread and become a global health threat. Since then, antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea has been diagnosed in several other countries, including Australia, France, Norway, Sweden, and Great Britain. Doctors can usually beat a stubborn case of gonorrhea with a group of antibiotics called cephalosporins, but the superbug can withstand even this last resort treatment. "This organism has basically been developing resistance against every medication we've thrown at it," said Dr. Manjula Lusti-Narasimhan, a WHO scientist.
Can't anything stop it?
WHO has put together a "global action plan" focusing first on shaking doctors and governments out of their complacency. Gonorrhea, known colloquially as the clap, was once "considered the scourge of sailors and soldiers," says Frank Jordans of The Associated Press. Then along came penicillin, and suddenly it was easily treatable, and easily forgotten. To keep the new strain from galloping across the globe, doctors will have to step up efforts to spot gonorrhea. That, along with better sex education and a renewed push to find alternative treatments will be needed to avert a truly dangerous crisis, says Lusti-Narasimhan. "We're not going to be able to get rid of it completely," she says. "But we can limit the spread."
Sources: Associated Press, National Center for Biotechnology Information, TIME
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Balko takes an extensive look at a few of the worst prosecutors in the country. And shame on any member of any jury in any of these cases who aided and abetted the prosecutors and the state in their criminal enterprise.
Balko takes an extensive look at a few of the worst prosecutors in the country. And shame on any member of any jury in any of these cases who aided and abetted the prosecutors and the state in their criminal enterprise.
Well, clearly the cobra must have its mouth sewn shut, is de-fanged, or otherwise rendered inert, but this is one disturbing video. Human beings have evolved fear of snakes for a good reason, and those ancient ancestors who didn't possess a healthy degree of fear never got a chance to propagate their genes.
Living there for five years, I never ceased to be impressed with their ability to utilize space in very efficient ways, and it's something that pretty much permeates everything they do.
They hadn't invented cubic watermelons yet, however. In retrospect, seems kinda obvious, eh?
"Don't worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any good, you'll have to ram them down people's throats."
— Howard Aiken, computing pioneer and innovator
Now hear this. The income tax is a blessing.
The more money you make, the more income tax you are required to pay. A blessing? Yes, in a round-about way. If you had to pay more income tax last year, it means you also earned more in spendable income.
All together, now, kids: parable of the broken window (broken window fallacy). Ce qu'on voit et ce qu'on ne voit pas. Setting aside the moral principle that all taxation is always theft (though legitimized through law, like slavery used to be), she is taking account of ce qu'elle viot, but not of ce qu'elle ne voit pas. She's looking only at the increase in funds not stolen, not the increase in funds stolen, or what you or any individual might have been able to do with them. The dollars you earn ultimately represent your time, either time you spend at labor, thinking, producing, or future time at leisure. This is gone from you for good, and it's being spent or squandered by some other individual or several individuals other than you. Take account of that. Your tax money is not being spent by "the government" or "society." It is being spent by one or more individuals, and they are spending your money on their values instead of yours.
Far from being a blessing; it's a curse.
Maybe I haven't been paying enough attention, but this is the very first time I've seen fully honesty injected into this situation, other than by me. Radley Balko, on To Catch a Predator.
I also think there's an important distinction between men who arrange for with sex post-pubescent girls below the age of consent, and men who prey on young girls and boys who haven't yet reached sexual maturity. The former is a natural, hard-wired attraction. I agree with laws that put the age of consent at somewhere between 16 and 18, which means I agree that people who break those laws ought to face some sort of penalty. The hard-wired attraction, then, is countered by by the promise of punishment, and hopefully one's own recognition of the exploitive nature of engaging in sex with someone not psychological or emotionally mature enough to make good decisions about physical relationships.
But there's something sleazy, unfair, and itself exploitative about sending an attractive girl (who sometimes is of age, but poses as underage) out to tap those natural impulses, removing the social barriers to acting on them (by giving the targets anonymity, the promise of no-strings-attached sex, and massaging away their apprehension), pouncing on the weak-willed men, then raking in cash from advertisers while showing the whole thing on television.
I think that men with thoughts of engaging in sex with post-pubescent girls were a lot more deterred back in the day when they understood that they might have to deal with a father, brother, or uncle.
Lew says "oh please," but this for me would constitute my largest problem with Paul (follow the links, if you like). I don't mind that he has faith in a deity, for it's not really a scientific proposition, and so much of it is wrapped in family tradition anyway -- I love Christmas time, even though I consider literal belief absurd. But denying the scientific fact of evolution and natural selection -- especially using that ignorant "just a theory" line -- tells me that in some measure he places his faith above his perception, cognition, conceptualization, and reason. I simply cannot take anyone completely seriously who denies evolution and natural selection -- either because they're ignorant (excusable, but why take ignorant people seriously?) or explicitly places some degree of limitation on reason in favor of faith, which is really inexcusable, and you must therefore place great suspicion on their ability to honestly deal in facts.
I could have taken it a little easier if he'd waffled on the issue, simply stating that he's not well enough versed in the theories to judge one way or the other, and he doesn't consider it important that he does. Misrepresenting the word "theory," however, is a pretty serious offense, in my view. Ever heard of the theory of relativity, or the the theory of quantum mechanics, or the theory of a host of other things? How about this one: the theory of gravitation, which ultimately described the motion of solar systems.
I suppose you can look back to the time where it was outrageously suggested (and how dare they teach out kids!) that the sun, planets and other galaxies of stars didn't revolve around Earth each day and understand that it literally took centuries for the theory of gravitation and other clearly observable aspects to be accepted. And the reason it took so long, of course, was because of religious doctrine that was wrong -- just like it's always eventually wrong when it seeks to explain complex scientific phenomena from the perspective of people who haven't even figured out running water, forced air heating, or refrigeration. So, understandable, because I guess that's just the way people are. But that doesn't make any of those people any less ignorant or obstinate, indeed inexcusably stupid, once facts with clear logical implications were established. So, the question is: how stupid do you want to be? You can be as stupid as you like, you know.
That said, the hopeful thing about Paul is that he doesn't want to force his silly religious views down your throat or mandate they be taught in schools. He wishes to eliminate the Dept of Education, which should be done: education should take place at home, or at the authority and expense of a small local community, however they may decide to do it.
Update: Well, look at this. Turns out the original video was doctored. I don't know that it makes a huge difference, but I suppose it's more along the lines of the waffling I wrote about.
Well, which is it, because people keep telling me it's not theft.
From today's New York Times, page B1:
"Laurel Touby, 44, an entrepreneur based in New York City, [sold] mediabistro.com, a Web site for job-seeking media and creative professionals that she had founded in 1996. She sold it for $23 million -- leaving $9 million ... in her bank account after taxes."
"Edward Bartlett, a 41-year-old accountant in Westminster, Maryland, won $84 million in a lottery last summer -- $33 million after taxes."
Oh, don't tell me. I know. They oughta just keep quiet and count their blessings; stop being so greedy.
Just War, by Murray Rothbard, is essential reading. It's probably a 30-60 minute read, depending on how fast you go though it or ponder it. As with almost all things, I don't accept many of the implicit premises. However, I do agree that Rothbard's political and legal logic within the confines of the premises is pretty consistent.
The main idea advanced by this essay is that America has only
fought been involved in two just wars: The American Revolution and Southern Independence (The "Civil War"). In other words, and he lays out a pretty good argument, the Southern States were conducting a just war against the unjust North for pretty much the same set of justifiable reasons the American Revolutionaries waged a just was against the unjust British crown. It's certainly not a new idea that the South was right -- Southerners being Southerners -- but the just reasons they had to go to war have always been overshadowed by the slavery issue. After all, the North won and the winner gets to write and teach history.
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...a just war exists when a people tries to ward off the threat of coercive domination by another people, or to overthrow an already-existing domination. A war is unjust, on the other hand, when a people try to impose domination on another people, or try to retain an already existing coercive rule over them.
Most of my online time today (well, yesterday at this point) was spent brushing up on Lincoln stuff. Lots of it. It so happens that Lincoln is my whole touchstone for what I am today in the libertarian sense. It was essentially discovery of the Lincoln myth in 1990 or so that got things rolling for me. Everything followed from there. Without that, I'd be watching Fox News every day, preening after talking-head liars like Kristol, Hannity, and O'Reilly, generally making myself fit the inner automaton regurgitating memorex that typifies just about everyone else who stoops to that.
More on all that, later: once I get all my bits & pieces in a row. In the meantime, I came across an interesting Murray Rothbard essay (there's a brief mention on Lincoln), Frank S. Meyer: The Fusionist as Libertarian Manqué. It's an excellent read from the perspective of sorting out some of the distinctions between certain types of libertarians. (Note: when I write "libertarian," or even "Libertarian," I am never, ever writing about the great contradiction: "The Libertarian Party.") Section II covers Frank Meyer's position on freedom and if you read nothing else, read section II (it's short). Here's an excerpt:
...To be moral, an act must be free.
Frank Meyer put it eloquently in his In Defense of Freedom:
. . . freedom can exist at no lesser price than the danger of damnation; and if freedom is indeed the essence of man's being, that which distinguishes him from the beasts, he must be free to choose his worst as well as his best end. Unless he can choose his worst, he cannot choose his best.
And again:
For moral and spiritual perfection can only be pursued by finite men through a series of choices, in which every moment is a new beginning; and freedom which makes those choices possible is itself a condition without which the moral and spiritual ends would be meaningless. If this were not so, if such ends could be achieved without the continuing exercise of freedom, then moral and spiritual perfection could be taught by rote and enforced by discipline – and every man of good will would be a saint. Freedom is therefore an integral aspect of the highest end.
Freedom, in short, is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the achievement of virtue. With Lord Acton, we may say that freedom is the highest political end; in that subset of ethical principle that deals with the legitimacy of the use of violence between men, the libertarian – as well as the fusionist Meyer – position holds that violence must be strictly limited to defending the freedom of individuals, their rights to person and property, against violent interference by others.
Good stuff. It pays to keep reminding yourself: "...if freedom is indeed the essence of man's being...he must be free to choose his worst as well as his best end. Unless he can choose his worst, he cannot choose his best." I don't know about you, but I think that's just a brilliant insight into the essence of freedom. Seems so obvious -- like it's always been there -- once you read the words.
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