Libertarians love to meme. I’m no different. I post a lot of memes on the GodArchy Facebook page. I think a good meme can go…
By: Randolph Bourne To most Americans of the classes which consider themselves significant the war [World War I] brought a sense of the sanctity of…
The most recent flap ignited by Pres. Donald Trump’s mouth once again illustrates the moral bankruptcy of American politics. Remarks Trump made during a strategy…
The left rails against Trump tweets, and “right-wing hate,” and all manner of social outrage, but it can’t seem to utter a collective whisper when it comes to killing people in far-away lands.
I did some traveling late last week and had the opportunity to finish Scott Horton’s book “Fool’s Errand: Time to End the War in Afghanistan.” Two words of advice. Read. It.
A video going around Facebook shows a grieving widow reaching out to touch a flag-draped coffin as it comes off an aircraft. As the gut-wrenching…
People like Signorile and the rest of the leftest Sanhedrin like to parade around with their chins in the air certain of their moral superiority. Quite frankly, I’m not impressed with their selective moral outrage.
But what of this notion that there’s no sense in opposing war and actively pursuing peace because “it won’t work in the real world?” Should we abandon active, vocal opposition to war because pursuit of peace does nothing but chase an unattainable utopian dream?
The vast majority of people I know take a default position in defense of war. I find this bizarre. Earlier this year, I posted this…
