Rifles in an Age of Unrest
In the aftermath of Kyle Rittenhouse's "not guilty" verdict, I think it might be appropriate to make some observations about the incident, specifically as it pertains to how Americans might…
The Importance of Connecting With Hatred
Because without finding it in yourself, you'll have a hard time recognizing it in others. In a recent blog post, Vox Day concluded that "[SJWs] understand your love as poorly…
On Male Self-Destruction
Ever notice how men seem to destroy themselves? Whether its passive poisons, hazardous work, or dangerous hobbies, men seem naturally inclined toward things that are likely to break them. There…
In Defense of Hatred Review
A college professor recently posted a review of In Defense of Hatred, offering it as a possible critical thinking tool for students to evaluate contrarian arguments: After rereading the book…
Algorithmic Dehumanization
John and Mary didn't speak to each other as they drove home from the store. The icy silence wasn't animosity -- at least, not with each other. But it almost…
How to Beat Biden’s Mandate
If there is any fixed star in our constitutional constellation, it is that no official, high or petty, can prescribe what shall be orthodox in politics, nationalism, religion, or other…
The Presumption of Health
In the spirit of breaking down legal distinctions (like that between religious opinion and philosophical opinion), I would like to propose another legal principle for consideration, which may already exist…
Does the First Amendment Distinguish Between Religious and Personal Beliefs?
In his introduction of vaccine-mandates among education staff last week, my state governor made an interesting distinction between kinds of disagreement one might have with the mandate -- one which…
Shaming the Shamers
Here's a question: Does shaming work? It seems propitious that I wrote about obesity and a certain virus prior to this story about an Olympic paintball player being kicked off…
Against Science
I think it is beyond time to criticize something directly which has been -- to my knowledge -- attacked so far only indirectly. That something is "science." Science has become…