 with deeper knowledge of their specific discipline and wider general knowledge. This makes them more informed voters, more critical and independent thinkers, and arms them with the tools to adapt to an ever-changing, information-based economy and society.
Four: You personally need more of this kind of education. You honestly seem ignorant of historical context, the meanings of basic phrases (like feminism, marriage, or racism), and the complexities of life in general. Perhaps you are as voracious a reader and learner as you claim, but it does not come across in your writing. Indeed, you seem to ignore every foundational work in the disciplines you mangle (you certainly do in history).
Your vision of the world never moved beyond where it began. That isn’t because you had some special insight as to the true nature of the world, it is simply because you have not bothered to learn more about it. This highlights another aspect of formal education you missed– having your interpretation of important texts and ideas challenged by other students (and faculty). This isn’t about becoming a better debater (though it would help that too). These moments are often where meaningful change and development takes place. Where you hear an idea you’ve never considered. Where you find out that not everything is a universal truth and that the world is full of nuance. Where you learn to see things from a perspective that is not your own. Instead, you carry on like an adolescent who thinks that their unchallenged worldview is the one and only truth.
As a public figure who writes and speaks on issues of great importance to our society you should constantly be in pursuit of more information– especially on subjects you don’t understand or agree with. With that information comes knowledge, grace, and empathy. That is a moral and ethical responsibility any public intellectual should take seriously– doubly so for one who bases their identity on their belief in Christ. You very clearly do not take this approach.
Let’s return to Walsh’s most recent hissy fit over Hillary Clinton’s email scandal not being prosecuted by the Federal government.
To warrant a criminal charge, Mr. Comey said, there had to be evidence that Mrs. Clinton intentionally sent or received classified information — something that the F.B.I. did not find. “Our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case,” he said at a news conference.
Comey also said there was no evidence that Clinton withheld or destroyed evidence. He did note that if she had been a lower ranking official she would have likely been reprimanded (perhaps having her security clearance revoked or downgraded) and that her actions were, in his opinion, careless. Furthermore, Comey noted, Clinton should have known that an unsecured server was an inappropriate place for some of the conversations she was having, even if the documents were not originally marked as classified. This is the official record of the investigation.
The FBI didn’t think so. And they are not alone.
This is quite a bit different than you claiming the obscuring of a speed limit sign prevented you from discerning the difference between 55 and 30. The sign was either significantly obscured, or not. The speeding was not in doubt. Since we know no other facts about your speeding case it is hard to discern how useful the analogy is from that perspective. But it is clear that the law regarding the proper transmission and storage of documents in the digital age is woefully inadequate and therefore contested.
Last week, Attorney General Loretta Lynch and Bill Clinton had an “impromptu” meeting at the Phoenix airport. They spoke secretly for about a half hour. Later they said the clandestine conversation between the head of the Justice Department and the husband of a woman currently under federal investigation was about golf and grandkids.
No way that two acquaintances would make small talk about their hobbies and grandkids, right? Very strange!
Again, how odd that the party that currently holds the executive branch would pledge to keep most of their incumbent appointed personnel in the event that they win the next election.
Which you would expect, given he endorsed her and she is running for the office of President of the United States.
Nothing about this information sheds nefarious light on the decision. It does not show malfeasance. It does not indicate some grand conspiracy. It simply lists a handful of known public facts in chronological order and asks you to draw the conclusion that the only way these events could have occurred is if “the fix was in.” There is no identified causal relationship here, other than the ad hominem “the Clintons are involved, therefore it is corrupt.” Loretta Lynch can talk to Bill Clinton without a conspiracy being afoot. Clinton keeping the Attorney General if she is elected is not odd or a sign of corruption. Clinton being interviewed and then three days later campaigning with President Obama is not evidence of anything other than the ramping up of the general election campaign.
Makes one ache for the days of George W. Bush’s compassionate conservatism, doesn’t it? Nothing says “I live my life according to the teachings of Jesus Christ” like unforgiving hate, contempt, and a thirst for humiliating punishment. Walsh thinks we should take everything from people like Hillary Clinton who he deems to be corrupt. No matter what the legal system or government says. No matter if he lacks the judgement or information to make the decision. No matter if others interpret the information differently than he does. Only Matt Walsh’s opinion (and those that agree with his) need be listened to.
Finally, Walsh signs off with his dream. One day, if we simply persecute the establishment hard enough and long enough, (because they are mostly, if not all corrupt, you know by virtue of being in the establishment– check off another ad hominem if you had more spaces for it on your Matt Walsh logical fallacy bingo card) we will finally have a government of decent people.  Because no passionate and intelligent person could come to another conclusion (No True Scotsman fallacy for the win!).
This is what passes for a public intellectual on the right.  SAUTER is launching a new mobile app which can be used to search for valves and actuators at any time, online or offline. The free app is impressively convenient and very efficient: Intuitive operation makes it easier to search for individual products and combine them. This reduces time-consuming, repeated searches for offers.
CASE ValveDim has a simple filter search and useful extra functions.
SAUTER’s range of actuators comprises more than a hundred products, and there are almost 450 HVAC valves on offer. The new mobile app will make it easier to find the right parts and the ideal valve/actuator combinations. With the launch of CASE ValveDim, SAUTER’s entire product range can be accessed from anywhere via mobile phone.
The new app is free of charge and offers an intuitive product search. The range of suitable valves can be found instantly by filtering features such as valve type, connection type or nominal diameter. The selection can be narrowed down even more by specifying the heat exchanger capacity, flow rate or differential pressure.
The most suitable actuator can be found by selecting the power supply and the control signal. This makes it easy to focus on the most suitable product. Each individual part can be saved in a personal favourites list so that it is always available without needing to search again. Further product information and documentation can be accessed directly from the SAUTER product website.
The selected valve/actuator combinations can also be stored in projects. And that’s not all – the lists with the valve/actuator combinations can be exported from the app as a project table in PDF format so that they can be shared with contacts.
This is a free version, with which SAUTER wants to make it easier for installers, planners and service staff to find the product they are looking for. CASE ValveDim Version 1.0 is available immediately globally from the iOS and Android App Stores in German, English and French.
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