Title: If you claim to be a liberal, this is too profound for you
Product review: Once in a while, a very great while, people are annoyingly clever in their commentary. While they are making light, they are teaching heavy issues. Because it involves two things which are usually diametrically opposed, such as wit and the actual comprehension of complex issues, there aren't that many people able to pull it off. However, this man, does it, and does it well enough to have made Oscar Wilde jealous. The thing about these things is they are relevent, even more so today in the midst of an Orwellian drama. To be well read is to be well armed, and Chesterton is Charlemange.This is a book which should implicitly read in order to become explicit in an exceedingly idealistic rhetoric spewed world where no one understands where anyone stands because the people in charge stand for nothing but themselves.The cautionary tale is how far do we allow government to interject into our lives before we can't call our lives our own anymore?
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