Posts Tagged ‘society’


Republican by default

Friday, Jan 30th, 2004 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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When I was a teenager and Clinton was elected president (oh, dark of days it was), it was good to be a Republican. For as a Republican, you stood against the higher taxes and government entitlements and waste that the Democrats wanted to foist upon the country in effort to build their “government is daddy” [...]

How old do you have to be to act responsibly?

Thursday, Aug 28th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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How old do you have to be to act responsibly? The recent unearthing of an interview with Schwarzenegger in 1977 has created a lot of buzz about whether or not it is relevant to his campaign for governor in California. [Article] But what interests me more are the methods by which this information is dismissed [...]

Education welfare

Sunday, Aug 17th, 2003 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Education welfare: A mildly interesting article about the school transfer option of the “No child left behind” education plan included this quote from an indignant citizen: “I would have taken the option to transfer, but I didn’t have it,” Jackson said. “This law ended up costing me money out of my own pocket.” Boo hoo. [...]

Why I am a Utopian Reject

Wednesday, Apr 3rd, 2002 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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I do not mean to suggest that the world or the United States in particular is a realized utopia for anyone. Militant feminists are still trying to find a way to make men irrelevant, atheists are still trying to banish any notion of deity from public view, extreme leftists are still trying to impose their [...]

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