Mr. Mulatto
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Why Slavery is Wrong
Sitting at a table with family and friends, almost everyone would raise their hand if you asked whether they agree that slavery is wrong. It is rarely a point of debate; rather, it is accepted as a basic, objective fact. But why?
The Sorites Trap: Why "No Nation Has a Right to Exist" Is a Lie
At what point do grains of sand become a mound? If we all agree that there is a mound of sand but I remove one grain, it is likely we would all still agree that it is still a mound. So, at what point is it no longer a mound of sand? Or we c...
Never Again is Now (Addendum)
Scapegoating is not a modern problem. As we discussed in Thomas Sowell’s writing on “middle-men minorities” the successful minority is often seen as the source of all societal ills, often persecuted, and societies that persecute them pay a ...
Never Again is Now (Section 6)
Once we accept that antisemitism is simply a symptom of societal resentment aimed at a scapegoat - a canary in the coal mine - we must then decide how to combat it. The current surge in resentment across the political divide can be tied to ...
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