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Why It Is So Obvious?

Some people struggle when trying to wrap their mind around why everything the rulers do is so obviously corrupt and

One path to becoming a dissident is noticing that the front-facing political process offers little explanatory value for how decisions

I’m wondering what advice Americans are dispensing to Ukrainians. If I were one of these advisors, I guess it would

The recent passing of Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, caused a great deal of reflection on my part.

Over my years of writing rightwing dissent, I’ve noticed there are certain immutable characteristics of my fellow travelers. One is

Say thanks to the Industrial Revolution for the fact that you eat a credit card’s worth of plastic every week: Do you

Before we start, I want to preface this article by stating that I know the premise is going to be

I’ve never been a writer who attributes much causality in terms of specific problems to specific demographics. However, we’re living

A common civic nationalist talking point is that “the enemy wants us divided”. This argument is the supposed holy grail for

It continues to shock me how many writers postulate theories of civilizational or national collapse that propose a physical cause as the