I’ve never been asked what my political party identity is. In the battlefield of certain social media pages where I’ve occasionally commented, some have leaped to the conclusion that I’m a Republican. Some have done so even projecting a dated stereotype that I must also golf. That’s hilariously off base as I find golf tedious […]
The First Battle is Always Language, Understanding the Roots of Subjugation
‘Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names can never hurt me’ Political struggles can be divided into basic categories. There are matters too distant or arcane for some people to worry about, things like international relations or defense. Traditionally, the only thing that’s mattered to a lot of people and especially politicians, is […]
When Life Gives You Illegal Immigrants, Make Them Conservatives
I’m at partial variance with my conservative peers on a couple issues – not many, just a couple. This would apply to half of the equation regarding illegal immigration. My take is that we actually do need more immigration into this country, but I’m in full agreement when it comes to the legality with which […]
Where are the Religious During Pandemic Fascism?
Where are they? Within many religions, Christian persuasions, and sects, a great many claim to have a higher mission to protect the powerless. This is by no means an exclusive conservative faith vs. liberal faith belief. It should be a commonality between them all with only some variations in what and how they address the […]
About the Making of News, Credible Journalism, and the Use of Citations
Big Media is in love with itself. They fancy themselves as the custodians of ‘truth,’ but more so, they deeply believe that they define truth or increasingly, that they are truth. They sit in both chairs, oblivious to the circular reference, a feedback loop. But how should journalism be validated? Let’s cross reference to another […]