A One Minute Lesson On Democrats' Suicidal Empathy Problem

<![CDATA[The ability to reason is often seen as a distinctively human trait, distinguishing us from other animals. It may (or may not) be uniquely human, but another quality seems to be, and that is our moral sense. We can argue about whether a crow's ability to solve some puzzles as well, or often better, than some human beings constitutes a form of reason, but nobody expects a crow or a cat to stop doing something it wants to out of a sense that it is "wrong" to do so. ]]>