My wife posed a great question to our family at the dinner table on Saturday. 

Is it better to be kind or to be right?

After collecting our kids' insightful answers, I weighed in on this poignant dilemma.

Ian Haworth writes for The Daily Wire, "Clarence Thomas Appears To Endorse Outlawing Social Media’s Censorship Of Conservatives: Everything You Need To Know."

Should Big Tech platforms like Facebook and Twitter be regulated as common carriers like Verizon and Comcast and your power company are?

It behooves us to consider the need for humility in how we relate to the liberties of those around us. 

God opposes the proud, but he gives grace to the humble.

Today I finished the late Roger Scruton's How to Be a Conservative, but Audible apparently doesn't want me to talk about that.

I've also almost concluded The French Revolution: From Enlightenment to Tyrannny by Ian Davidson.

Speaking of the French Revolution, former Democratic Senator Heidi Heitkamp was recently on Bill Maher's show where she falsely accused Gina Cerano of being a Nazi on nation TV.

Surprise, surprise. Cancel culture looks an awful lot like the French Revolution. And unless we're ready for the Robespierre's in our midst to start rolling out the guillotines, we'd best figure out how to stand up to it.

My brother Bryce came over yesterday afternoon and traded me two 140mm computer fans for an RTX 2070 that had some child's water inadvertently spilt on it. While he was here, he also set me up to mine Bitcoin on my RTX 3070 GPU. 

So now I have run NiceHash all the past night, on both my computer and my wife's. And my graphics cards are making us several dollars a day worth of Bitcoin.

If we had gotten on this years ago, we'd likely be quite wealthy by now. So why do we wait for bandwagons and trailblazers on things like this?

My family and I rearranged furniture in several rooms yesterday afternoon, and now I have an office again after several years without. And sometimes that's what you have to do when you assess your priorities.

As with our literal furniture, so also with the abstract furniture in our hearts and minds.

On the heels of a shooting in Boulder, Colorado yesterday which left 10 people dead - including one law enforcement officer - Democrats across America are pushing yet again for gun control.

Let's talk about that, shall we?

Let's talk about The Miseducation of America's Elites by Bari Weiss, published March 9th at City-Journal.org. 

And while we're at it, I will encourage you once again to order and read a copy of my book, 'And This Is Why We Homeschool.'

#AndThisIsWhyWeHomeschool

After a month of playing Valheim with my sons and friends and my friend's sons, we finally acquired scrap iron. My son Eli built a Viking longship, my son Solomon built a grinding wheel, and I built a stonecutter and our first stone building. We also got thoroughly demolished by man-sized mosquitos and some gremlin-like creatures when we visited the plains, and continued refining our teamwork.

In other news, my wife and I were discussing an article at The Imaginative Conservative titled In The Beginning Are the Words: Language & Liberty written by Joseph Pearce. So let's talk about how important building an ample vocabulary is or may be.

All that and more in this episode of The Garrett Ashley Mullet Show.

Recently working a lot on trying to build websites for this podcast and my books, concerns about self-promotion have been on my mind. There seems a kind of tight-rope to walk in promoting my work vigorously without becoming (or even seeming) conceited. How does one go about walking that fight line, though? Listen to this episode of the podcast as I think through that thorny problem.

Democrats have decided to lower the voting age in America to 16. What are their reasons, and what should we make of that?

Also, let's talk about the increasing prevalence of irritable and distracted people.

Finally, I want to briefly analyze the sentiment "We should all just mind our own business."

All of that and more in this episode.