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Another “Great Reconciliation” Is Not Possible

The narrative that most leftwingers have of the 1980s is that it was an era of conservative backlash. Essentially, they

Looking at the extremes of what the future could look like, the best case is that the financial and political

Doing low-skill construction tasks was one of my primary means of income as a teenager. One time, I was removing

The United States is dead. It is a walking shell of its former self. Anyone who denies that fact should

“You’re gonna get your mind right–and I mean right”

Greece is very commonly thought of as an exceptionally old nation and for good reason. The most famous Greeks to

Dissidents immediately noticed the Climate Change playbook in the roll out of the pandemic hoax: using the veneer of science,

If the legislature of a nation votes to condemn one demographic for taking its own side and later votes almost

Oral storytelling has been a long part of human history, especially Western society before widespread literacy. Even after that, the

Reading Padraig Martin’s recent article reminded me of something I came to the realization of a few months ago. Before