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Free Speech, Corporations, and Dissent
Unique among nations, the United States of America professes to and actually does protect freedom of speech. Enshrined in the First Amendment, but not granted by it, is the freedom for all to speak their minds and to be free … Continue reading
Posted in Censorship, Constitutional Law, Culture, First Amendment, Law, Nationalism, Natural Law, Philosophy, Politics, Positive Law, Rightism
Tagged Alt-Right, attorney, censorship, corporation, corporations, dissent, payment processor, Square, Stripe
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The American Nationalist Movement: An Inflection Point
The American Nationalist movement is currently rudderless, adrift on a sea of perils where every shore offers opportunity if only one can be reached. We are leaderless1, our platform is non-existent, and our plans are underdeveloped or wholly absent. Wars … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Culture, Front Page, Nationalism, Politics, Religion, Rightism
Tagged American Nationalism, infrastructure, institutions, People, territory, the West, war
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Net Neutrality: Capacity, Inefficiency, and Cost
Net neutrality1 will, almost certainly, increase the cost of end-consumer2 connections. The logic behind this is simple and requires only minimal understanding of economics; in short: requiring equal treatment of all data will mean that capacity increases will be the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Law, Net Neutrality, Politics, Positive Law, Regulatory Law, Technology, The Internet
Tagged economics, efficiency, inefficiency, ISPs, net neutrality
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Pledge of Allegiance
While dissent flows naturally from the fundamental, inalienable Right of Freedom of Speech, it does not encompass rioting, looting, assault, and other forms of domestic terrorism. Further, Freedom of Speech is not a shield behind which those set upon the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Patriotism, Philosophy, Politics, Rightism
Tagged Culture, honor, loyalty, Nationalism, People, Pledge of Allegiance, True Right
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State of Play: 31 Jan 2017
While it is, at present, only in the fever dreams of the far (read: insane) Left that President Trump is anything even akin to a dictator, should we, at some future point, find ourselves in a situation where President Trump … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Law, Front Page, Immigration, Law, Leftism, Politics, Positive Law, Rightism
Tagged Donald J. Trump, Executive Orders, Islam, Muslims
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An Ascendant Right, a Terrified Left
For decades, the American Left1 has worked to erode Western Culture and Western Civilization. Seldom has the Left encountered an anti-America, anti-West cause behind which it wouldn’t readily rally. Through a combination of propaganda2; infiltration and corruption of the legal … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page, Leftism, Politics, Rightism
Tagged American politics, Donald J. Trump, Left, right, United States of America
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The Second Amendment, the Supreme Court, and Hillary Clinton
On 18 April 1775, a middle-aged man in Boston sat, almost certainly in his study, and, as a warm fire crackled1, set quill to paper. That man was General Thomas Gage, and the letter he wrote to Lieutenant Colonel Francis … Continue reading
Hillary Clinton’s Emails and Email Server
For those not keeping score, Hillary Clinton is on scandal seven hundred and forty-three1 of her (over)long political career. The scandal du jour (at this point, du mois or de l’année might actually be more apropos) is the fact that … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page, Politics
Tagged Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Clintons, confidential information, corruption, Donald Trump, email, Hillary Clinton, lies, pay-to-play, perjury, quid pro quo, Rosatom, speaking fees, UBS
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Killing Abortionists Is Moral
What follows is an argument built upon a number of premises, some of them more contentious than others. Should you reject any of the main premises, you will necessarily reject the conclusions1. If, however, you find that you agree with … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page, Law, Morality, Natural Law, Politics, Positive Law
Tagged abortion, duty, murder, right, self-defense
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