Tag: Freedom
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Maddow Defense and the Degenerate Legal Climate in the United States
It is now enshrined in law that there is an implied understanding that liberal hosts are just providing commentary even though they’re part of a major news network. Even to the extent that they can make factual claims about other people. This stands while the speech of taxpayers, physicians, senators and sitting president’s is being…
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What I Don’t Get About Statists; Nostalgia; What is Beauty
Etc. Coffee. Hello. My Site: fractaljournal.com – stories, ideas, and more Support Real Indie Media: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/fractalforce Styx v Logos Debate I Reference: Morgoths Nostalgia Video I Reference:
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Vagueness – The Fart That Binds – A News Blitz
Yea….I’m aware of the echo and the fact that the intro music sounds like a rave with intermittent power but hey! I made a da vidya. Today I talk about how vague terms like businessman, news, etc. And the way that congresscritters use vagueness as their key defense.
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Youtube is disgusting
My video got yeeted for “medical misinformation” because I don’t buy the mask narrative. For reasons that can be found here: https://www.rcreader.com/commentary/masks-dont-work-covid-a-review-of-science-relevant-to-covide-19-social-policy YouTube was founded, fostered, and currently operates in the United States and is not a publisher but a platform so it should adhere to the letter and color of the law as per the…
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TFS 50 – Principle vs Allegiance, Tales of Idiocy, and ‘Looming Meat Shortages’
I continue the discussion of civilizational decline. With an examination of the difference between principle and allegiance and what this means for the rule of law. Other Supporting Topics Include How anti-intellectualism and the abdication of the Enlightenment ethos have led to ack of the moral courage required to secure inalienable liberties. Anecdotes of how…
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TFS 49 – Internet Busybodies prove Peter Hitchens Concerns
Peter Hitchens does a rather excellent job of describing our decline. It is not the moralist’s self-righteous ramblings that Hitchens brings to the table. But, rather a very tangible, quantifiable, decay in standards and practices that affect everything from personal interactions to jurisprudence. Just today whilst on a check-out line, the gentleman ahead of me…
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TFS 48 – Peter Hitchens on Cultural Decline and Loss of Liberty
I review some excellent points Peter Hitchens made regarding the cultural decline that’s led our society and institutions to abdicate principals of individual rights, rule of law, and other ideals. Said ideals being integral to the success of not only England and America but any country that wants a similar outcome – this is troubling,…
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The Best Argument for Privacy
Aside from superior kernel architecture, greater choice in file systems, and the wisdom of not granting root access to anyone who drunkenly stumbles in at 3 AM the greatest advantages of Linux are not purely technical. I am by nature an artist and not a technican. What artists crave, what artists need, above all is…
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The Importance of Principle
“All that is required for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.” Is a rather famous aphorism. But how do you know that you are a good man? How do you know what you should do? I use this aphorism and the resultant questions to highlight the importance of preparation. That is…
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Freedom
I am an American. I came to this country when I was very young and have made an extensive study of the enlightenment era values and principles it was founded on. That doesn’t mean I ignore my background. Nor does it mean that I sit around feeling kosher as corporate media constantly insults and berates…