"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies." - C. S. Lewis. 

Reasonable people can disagree on when to open the economy and still come from a place of genuine benevolence. If you disagree with that sentence, you are part of the problem. Episode 6 discusses the logic of the shutdowns, the imperative NEED to be skeptical of all power structures and authority figures, and the hypocrisy of those in charge.

Does the presence of a Y chromosome give trans athletes a statistically significant advantage in the realm of physical competition? Episode 5 lays out the case that it does. Women's sports have made such tremendous strides throughout the past two decades, but are now in jeopardy of being permanently destroyed solely because we are too afraid to offend approximately 0.5% of the population. At Necessary Evil, justice ALWAYS supersedes emotion, so if you are easily offended, then feel free to buzz off; the adults are talking.

In Part 2 of our discussion (with myself lol) on the fairness and morality of universal healthcare, I cover some of my left-leaning views on the topic in an attempt to challenge my fellow righties to consider a new point of view. I also get perhaps a smidge too aggressive (ME??!!) when reacting to yet another shameless race-baiting segment from MSNBC, but you didn't come here for a quiet, reserved podcast now, did you?

The first episode of a two-part discussion on the fairness and morality of universal healthcare includes a dive into the concept of insurance, the bigotry of low expectations, and an unplanned, albeit necessary, rant that should be required by the Department of Education for graduation from the 8th grade. Volume 1 covers my argument AGAINST socialized medicine. Volume 2 will cover my argument FOR. This will ensure that I anger both sides equally. What can I say; some men just want to watch the world burn.

WHO'S GOT THE MONEY??? In this episode, we take a dive into the concept of banking, the failures of the Federal Reserve, and the love story between Wall Street and the US Congress that will undoubtedly outlast the cockroaches when it's all said and done.

In the pilot episode of Necessary Evil, I explain the purpose of the podcast, provide a cursory overview for why I exist on the political right, and outline what you can expect in the coming weeks.