Masterpiece Cakeshop: The Slope Is, in Fact, Slippery

My favorite lines: From the regulation of public waterways comes the principle that a man may not grow wheat on his own farm for his own use without the king’s permission. The principle that private property takes on an unalterably public character whenever a chicken crosses the road is central to American civil-rights law — which, contrary to the account sometimes given by our Democrat friends, has a history that does not begin in 1964.
I would argue for a little more freedom and a little less government intrusion.