When Education Isn’t
Since the early origins of the state, it's rulers have always sought to ally itself with the social class of intellectuals to bolster the...
The Death of the Sock Account
"If you currently own a sock account, I recommend you save anything you don't want deleted. Yesterday. If your identity gets reported, or the AI system flags it, your profile will be toast in ten minutes."
Dear Arvin: A Message from a Libertarian Veteran
Dear Arvin,
In the spirit of Veterans Day, this felt like a good time to have a legitimate and respectful discussion on the subject of...
Politics and Economics: Ideology of the Century
"Politics and economics have always had a connection since the day they were created, but in 21st century the rise of globalization gave a whole new meaning to it."
Hungry Leopards: The Political Divide As A Feature
With the ever-increasing polarization in the United States and Europe, it seems that many are starting to wonder if this is just an inevitable...
The Right No Longer Laughing Part 2: The War Going On for Your Mind
In the weeks since I last spoke on this manner, we've seen a lot of development in how the duality of America's socialite class...
The Special Interest Problem
"There are myriad problems that plague democratic government. One, in particular, is that in practice “the will of the people” actually means 'the power of interest groups.'"
What Makes a Just War?
"War is a terrible thing. It is commonly said that military action should be the last resort, yet it is not treated that way."
On this anniversary of D-Day, let us remember the sacrifices made and the horrors face by those caught up in war, and the atrocities that inevitably follow its wake.
How radical should we be?
“You’ve gotta find what you love, and let it kill you”-Kinky Friedman
Being radical is neither bad nor good in and of itself. To identify...
Soap-Boxing: Politics without Praxis
When you think of people who are interested in or claim to be active in politics who are we referring to? Is it that...