The Copybook Court
The Court's SenseAn attempt to make sense of our surreal reality; from Philosophy to Politics.
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The Politics of "Children of Men"
(C’sS): Good evening, dear reader. In these precarious times, I am being assisted by Der Schattenmacher, or the shadowmaker, how the people of Albion would translate it, with the dissemination of hatred and subversion of the most perfidious...
An Actual Defence of Horseshoe Theory;
Horseshoe theory states that both the far-left and the far right are not that different because they both converge on totalitarianism, while it is only the center which is truly enlightened and democratic. This theory is extensively rejecte...
Against the Concept of Justice (V1.1)
There is perhaps no word that has been so thoroughly abused as "justice” (although “freedom” is a close second). Revolutionaries and reactionaries, authoritarians and libertarians, everyone always states that they want justice and are ready...
The Coming Age of Euthanasia (V 1.1)
Euthanasia is to intentionally die (or be killed) in order to avoid unnecessary suffering. The ethical debate around it is nothing new, every culture has had their own specific relationship with death, some embraced voluntary death and othe...
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Post-modern Reactionary. I write essays where I attempt to connect philosophy with politics in order to make some sense about it all, and of course, make everyone think like me.
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