NOTE: This is a lengthy post, but it is crucial that all Americans understand the argument made here. I cannot urge the reader strongly enough to read and -- if necessary -- re-read this post until the reader fully understands that the argument made here is that of the Founders and, as such, represents the … Continue reading LAWLESSNESS: The Mess SCOTUS Has Made of the First Amendment — Part I (‘Separation of Church and State’)
So, You Don’t Believe Video Games are Connected to a Rise in Violence?
I find it very interesting that the media, politicians and video game industry all circle the wagons when video games are linked to violence in our society. I find it interesting for several reasons. First, while these folks deny the link, the U.S. Military is openly boasting about how well these violent games work at … Continue reading So, You Don’t Believe Video Games are Connected to a Rise in Violence?
The Media & ‘The Big Lie’
"The size of the lie is a definite factor in causing it to be believed, for the vast masses of a nation are in the depths of their hearts more easily deceived than they are consciously and intentionally bad. The primitive simplicity of their minds renders them a more easy prey to a big lie … Continue reading The Media & ‘The Big Lie’
The Left Is Telling You They Want To Kill People!!!
For all its claims to be the morally superior position, it is the Left that wants to force people to do what they say and who will kill people if they do not comply. Do not take my word for this, take theirs! All of the following stories and video clips are linked to the … Continue reading The Left Is Telling You They Want To Kill People!!!
Red Flag Laws & ‘The Slippery Slope’
I am a combat vet, and I have no wish to see civil war on U.S. soil. So you can know that I am being deadly serious when I write this post. Folks, you should reject 'Red Flag' laws. If necessary, this is an issue over which we should take up arms. If they get … Continue reading Red Flag Laws & ‘The Slippery Slope’
APPLIED LOGIC: A Useful Political Profile
Over the coarse of my life, I have engaged a great many people in political discussions. In the process of having these discussions, I have found that there is a pattern to the way a certain group of people think. In most cases, when I encounter a person from this group, I can actually predict … Continue reading APPLIED LOGIC: A Useful Political Profile
LESSONS IN LOGIC: The Value of Stereotypes & Profiling
Please take your time with this one. It's important. I am going to ask the reader to work with me on this one, please. This is because the subject is very important, and we all need to understand it, but I do not not how to set up the discussion. We all know what I … Continue reading LESSONS IN LOGIC: The Value of Stereotypes & Profiling
