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• Vice.com"We were fired by the editor-in-chief of a socialist magazine for trying to start a worker co-op," five fired staffers wrote in a letter posted on Tuesday.
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"We were fired by the editor-in-chief of a socialist magazine for trying to start a worker co-op," five fired staffers wrote in a letter posted on Tuesday.
The greater good for the greater number is the slogan for an ideology called collectivism.
International Man: Statism has become a new religion.
From mainstream publications like the Wall Street Journal to top government health advisors in the UK, a consensus is building that the sledgehammer of Covid lockdowns has been an unmitigated disaster. It's good news that more mainstream sources are
The individual vs the collective; Groupthink
These aren't protests. This is a totalitarian political movement and someone needs to save us from it.
When society has good intentions that challenge the status quo, the powers that ought not to be know how to steer those intentions into areas that will benefit them.
Usually optimism is a good thing, but Tim is ready to explain when a bias in that direction can actually be harmful.
...is Actually "Hell"...Try not to laugh.
It must be understood that decisions made under stress due to fear end with a loss of freedom, and when freedom is compromised, what is left is slavery.
The Serfdom State of Mind focuses on the desire for safety and security… of remaining clear of blame… to the detriment of self-reliance and living as a free and independent moral agent.
Have you noticed that as more Americans have obtained college degrees, the nation has seen more divisiveness, more tawdriness and vulgarity, more asinine and sophomoric news coverage, more personal and governmental indebtedness, more herding behavior
In keeping with my individuality, I seek to be as independent and self-reliant--a burden to no one--as my abilities allow.
"Men," wrote Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., "are idolaters, and want something to look at and kiss and hug, or throw themselves down before; they always did, they always will; and if you don't make it of wood, you must make it of words."
In a free society, every individual has a right to their life, liberty and property. No one may initiate force (i.e., invade) the life, liberty or property of anyone else. This is the ideal that must perpetually be in our sights, despite the loud voi
Ernest interviews Max Igan (radio host, political commentator, activist, world traveler, author, lecturer, philosopher) on the slavery we find ourselves in, the workings of the control grid they/them/those have ensnared us in, the crucial nature of
I regularly go on about the necessity of forming your own opinions and making stands upon them. And while I'm quite certain about that, there's another side to such things. We are complicated creatures, after all.
"Call me pisher" is a Yiddish phrase from my youth, and it was used to instruct me in a very important lesson. (Though I hardly realized it at the time.) And since Yiddish speakers were often not particularly delicate persons, I'll have to be a
...leave bloody pig heads at conservative campaign offices as warning
Recently I was drawn into the consideration of intellectuals by reading Eric Hoffer's The Ordeal of Change. I thought parts were dated (it was written almost 60 years ago), but many of his insights interest me. And then, over the past few days, I r
...Now We Know What They Are Taught in School.. Leftist protesters in Washington DC were asked if they support a Marxist revolution, and their answers show that they have no deep understanding of political ideology but, instead, have been massively e
Chris Duane Your only Purpose and Belief in Heaven and Hell
The former "Dirty Jobs" host told Tucker Carlson he gives out a work ethic scholarship each year to graduating high school students and it gets harder each year to fill it.
The former "Dirty Jobs" host told Tucker Carlson he gives out a work ethic scholarship each year to graduating high school students and it gets harder each year to fill it.
In a letter to the editor in the April 27^th edition of the Wall Street Journal, a faculty member of Northwestern University explained why snowflakes behave the way they do on college campuses. The letter is pasted at the end of this commentary.
. But these skills are not the exclusive property of rarefied sages, accessed only with a secret handshake and insider training, as much as some philosophers wish this were so. Instead, some of these skills can be captured by generalisable, all-purpo
The other day a friend contacted me, looking for an article that explained why centralization is bad. At first I was sure there had to be many, but I came up dry. Hence today's article.
Soros is just another alpha male in a long line of big chimps on the left and right who want to remake society and the world in their own image instead of leaving people alone. An egotistical busybody and bully, in other words.
Have you ever found yourself living out an expected role scripted by those around you? Whether it's a family member, partner, social clique, work rival, or boss, we have a tendency to subsume other people's scripts for us if reinforced by expecta
The study of history has long been an enjoyable activity for me. A conclusion I have drawn from it has been that civilizations are created by individuals; they are destroyed by collectives. One can see such dynamics at work in what has been taking pl