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No Society is “Individualistic”
There’s piece in American Greatness titled “Individualism Versus Collectivism.” And I say that we racist-sexist-homophobes don’t want to use those terms.
Stu Cvrk naturally doesn’t like “collectivism”. He quotes an academic definition as...
How Do We Get Out of Here?
In one day I got to read about the lesbians all in a frenzy about a Boston-area lesbian bar ending its mask mandate — for one day a week. And about the horror of Hiroshima. And the folly of rich-mom Nikole Hannah-Jones sending her daughter...
World War Always
For some time I have enjoyed making a joke out of the recent existential perils that our liberal friends have terrified us. As in:
World War Climate
World War COVID
and now World War AI
But Victor Davis Hanson has written “AI...
Trying to Imagine a Politics with Less Enemy
One of the takeaways, for me, from Björn Merker’s Perishing Promise is the culture that created the British Victorian world of mostly non-state institutions:
self-help and mutual-aid societies… charity schools, ragged schools (for destit...
Nietzsche Misses the Point
Reading Björn Merker’s Perishing Promise over the last week or so and blogging on it, I’ve immersed myself in a lot of talk about morality. Merker writes about various moralities, most notably the “other-regard” morality of Christianity an...
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