The Copybook Court
The Court's SenseAn attempt to make sense of our surreal reality; from Philosophy to Politics.
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Right-Wing Leninism
Right-wing Leninism? Is that not a little contradictory? Yes, it is my dear reader. But only if you look at the purpose of Leninism as establishing Communism in Russia, and we, at the Court’s Sense, are not really into that. But if you look...
Yarvin for Normies: Democracy, Oligarchy, and Monarchy
The way you understand politics is probably wrong. It is wrong because most people think about politics from the frame of their 11th grade civics class, in other words, our conception of politics are full of myths and theory divorced from r...
Honest and Dishonest Atheism V2.0
Religion determines politics. I truly believe that there is a fundamental truth in this maxim, however, today it is not so straightforward because of what I will call dishonest atheism. Long-time readers will know that I am a committed athe...
Environmentalism & Wunderwaffe Syndrome
In my university, I have been subjected to a course on the environment and global warming and it was enlightening, not on the realities of the “climate crisis“ itself, but on the way that modern environmentalism works. Therefore, I have dec...
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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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