David Hurtubise

“People who admit that race-based “affirmative action” has been counterproductive, for example, nevertheless advocate affirmative action based on poverty or some other socioeconomic criteria.59 The fact that their policies have already inflicted decades of racial strife, polarization and lasting bitterness—among both the ostensible beneficiaries and those who resent the preferences given to the ostensible beneficiaries60—leaves those who orchestrated this policy undaunted in seeking to continue exercising their preemptive prerogatives. The boldness of their presumptions contrasts sharply with their suppression of relevant data61 and the silencing and demonizing of those with different views, instead of answering their arguments.”
― Thomas Sowell, Discrimination and Disparities

“Well, your Honor, a person must perceive, and then truly believe, that diet and exercise are, instead, necessary blessings which have the power to keep brain cells alive.”
― Jerry Hurtubise J.D., Parkinsonian Democracy - Special Edition: A Legal Fiction Advocating Diet and Exercise for Parkinson's

“In that vein, Counsel boldly asserts his method of using intense aerobic therapy, as a way of coping with Parkinson’s disease, by attempting to jump start and restore the electro-chemical life left in his remaining brain cells, can be likened to how he recharges the dying cells in a car battery.”
― Jerry Hurtubise J.D., Parkinsonian Democracy - Special Edition: A Legal Fiction Advocating Diet and Exercise for Parkinson's

“Certainly there have been many examples of times and places where money or other physical wealth has been confiscated by governments or looted by mobs. But physical wealth is a product of human capital—the knowledge, skills, talents and other qualities that exist inside the heads of people—where it cannot be confiscated.”
― Thomas Sowell, Discrimination and Disparities