Category | philosophy

A Good Mob is Hard to Find

Posted on 08 August 2009

  Paul Krugman, in his most recent column in the New York Times, has become yet one more liberal participating in the project of denouncing those who are protesting the policies of Barack Obama.  To see liberals reach for their guns of derision so quickly to shoot down the form of protest that they invented [...]

The Cult of MultiCulturalism

Posted on 28 May 2009

As I continue to address that Jake made on a previous post, today I will tackle multiculturalism. Jake is in blue, I am in green: I like your post on multiculturalism. However, I found myself wondering when I was done reading it, it is obvious that you don’t like multiculturalism, but you seem to assume [...]

Happy Winter Solstice!

Posted on 04 December 2008

The atheists who had this sign posted in the capitol building in Olympia, Washington next to the nativity display are going to hate hell. The discourse of “Reason” or “Rationality” is also myth and a superstition that is an outgrowth of the Enlightenment.  It is just as easy to indict the cult of reason for [...]

A Deconstructive Analysis of Tailgating: A Crash Course in Deconstruction

Posted on 27 November 2008

I am fascinated with the idea that God has a sense of humor. Never is this possibility more perturbing as when I am driving my car through the sea of stupidity that we call humanity. Generally, my thought processes gravitate to a question that, I believe, is at the heart of deconstruction. If God has [...]

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