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American Governance: Limited, Constrained, and Yoked

     Is there any greater false manichean choice than the idea that liberty and virtue are in opposition and that the government can not push one except at the expense of the other… or indeed that government is the proper vehicle … Continue reading →

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Quick Takes – Madness In The Anglosphere: Censoring Parliamentary Hearings in Australia; Free Speech A Weapon Of War In New Zealand; Nurses Refusing To Treat Racists In The U.K.

     Another “quick takes” on items where there is too little to say to make a complete article, but is still important enough to comment on.      The focus this time: America went right where the rest went wrong.      First, a little … Continue reading →

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The Non-Neutrality Myth

     It Has become fashionable amongt the so-called “Common Good Conservatives” to treat virtue and liberty as a zero-sum game where too much liberty destroys virtue and that if virtue (but according to who) must be paramount for a dispensation of … Continue reading →

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The Debate On The Right: Is America Fundamentally Good?

     Would America still be America is what Americans have in common ceased to be common and were replace with something fundamentally different. The question and implication of that commonality or lack thereof is discussed below, quoted in full below due … Continue reading →

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“We’re All Socialists Now” — Rise Of The True Uniparty

     One of the many refrains of the nouveau (purported) “Right” is that the conservative movement and/or GOP were the “surrender caucus” who pretended to opposed the march of the Left, but then happily joined in when it became a fait … Continue reading →

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Westphalian Sovereignty And Nationalism

     Redefining terms is nothing new for the Left, even when they masquerade as the Right. There are far fewer examples of this than “nationalism” as purported by “National Conservatives” and specifically a confused Yoram Hazony. Some additional thoughts on Hazony’s … Continue reading →

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People, The Economy, and Control

     The economy is the free interaction of free people within the limits, be they broad or narrow, of the law. The aggregate effect of this is what people talk about when they talk about the state of the economy. The … Continue reading →

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Is Opposition To Flock Cameras Doubleplusungood

     The following guest post was provided by Minitrue via telescreen and transcribed by speakwrite If you aren’t committing crimethink or doing doubleplusungood things then why would you harm society to commit ownthink by opposing the constant gaze of bb who … Continue reading →

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Socialism By Any Other Name…

     A preemptive apology for not having a silvered-forked tongue that can rely on priors and presumptions of oft repeated phrases and frameworks, for not having the time for extensive revisions, nor for painting with a broader brush than the prompting … Continue reading →

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Quick Takes – College Classroom Craziness: Systems Of Oppression Class; Wonder Woman & The Queer Occult; Critical Race Conversations For Federal Work-Study

     Another “quick takes” on items where there is too little to say to make a complete article, but is still important enough to comment on.      The focus this time: Shut up and be indoctrinated, they explained!      First, a little mood … Continue reading →

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