Culture is not an abstraction, it is a living, breathing entity comprised of a people. If a people are virtuous,
Tag: Decline
Modern America’s Lost Men
In modern America and across the Western world, men are losing their sense of identity, their desire to participate in
Chop, Chop
I love baseball. Growing up in a multi-generational house, where I spent a great deal of time with my grandfather,
Is The Constitution Good?
The United States Constitution, a document finalized on September 17th, 1787, and fully ratified on May 29th, 1790, is one
The Ghosts of Algeria Haunt Afghanistan
It has now been over a year since the U.S. military was forced out of Afghanistan and the subsequent Taliban
Why Did The Great Compromise Last So Long?
One of the most important concepts in understanding the relationship between Dixie and the United States, specifically from 1877 to
A Gen Xer’s Musings on American Decline
To be perfectly honest, I expected the balkanization of America to be in a rebuilding phase at this point in
The Transition to Political Emotionalism
Around the time when the political franchise was expanded to include women, an interesting shift occurred. Political leaders, media, cultural
The Trump Raid and the End of the United States
Last night, like many Americans, I was shocked to see that former President of the United States, Donald Trump, had
Monkeying Around with Death, Again
Watching how the media has handled the development of the monkeypox outbreak has been fascinating because it shows just how