Patrick & Matthew Archbold  ·  Published since 2005 Tuesday, 22 September 2026

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Minority Report

We Laugh Because We Believe

Set in two inks Black for the argument. Red for everything the Church already answered.

In the Age of Nice, Mercy is a Dead Letter

We’ve all seen those sharp spikes on buildings meant to keep birds from nesting on ledges. They’re put there because birds are messy and a nuisance. I’ve always felt a little bad for the birds seeing those but it’s perfectly understandable why building owners would have them there. I’ve even seen them on churches.

But I’ve got to say, the thought of buildings erecting spikes in alcoves to keep homeless people away is absolutely abhorrent. One building in London is doing exactly that though. And they’re not alone.

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