A low point

Unless John C.Wright begins to push through his head the notion that he may be wrong and others may be right, I will be forced to stop reading his entries. He has gone so far, in his latest entry, as to patronize GK Chesterton, showing that he assumes that he knows more about Chesterton's time and its economics than Chesterton himself, who not only lived there, but was a journalist. That Wright is crassly wrong should be obvious even before we set out to actually address his arguments - any contemporary source would blast his contentions to smithereens - but it is the tone of know-it-all patronizing that really makes this article an outrage. "I beseech you in the bowel of Christ, think it possible that you may be mistaken."