This post was originally on the Member Feed at Ricochet.com. I still urge my readers to check out Ricochet and join, to interact with some of the most congenial people you will ever know. My thanks to the author. [The following is adapted from the speech I will be making the first day of Rosh …
I am reading Thomas Sowell's book "Wealth, Poverty, and Politics", and his discussion of the many factors that affect what kind of society results from a variety of geographic, demographic, social, and genetic factors interacting. For a long time, I have thought about societies like those in Russia and most European and Asian countries in …
Continue reading Thoughts on Societies, and on America. Poor peasants.
Did you know that the Navy has a very catty history? Since the beginning of navies, cats have had a role to play on ships from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic and Pacific. Specifically, they were kept aboard to deal with the rodents that constantly follow humans wherever and however they travel. Here are some …
Continue reading Sunday Funnies. Betcha you didn’t know this!
I knew she was still around, but didn't know how old she was. 92. She was a well-known Radical Feminist, who was among the originators of Ms. Magazine, which I read in college. Along with her cohorts in the radical movement, she advocated women going immediately into the work force, and eschewing marriage and children. …
Continue reading About the death of Gloria Steinem, “Feminist Icon”
Please first notice the header image of Lindsay Clancy. Can you just see the thought bubble? That woman is scary. This horrific case of a young mother strangling her three children to death is a terrible demonstration of the harmful effects of Radical Feminism. Not only does it show that feminist women become inured to …
I have followed this lady for almost as long as I have been on X/Twitter, and I really value what she has to say. I have been aware of "Dead Culture" for a lot longer, and Rush Limbaugh definitely encountered it when he went profoundly deaf in adulthood. He got some pushback from the Deaf …
Continue reading Guest Author: Judi, @DeafLibertarian on Deaf Culture.
Readers, I couldn't have said this any better than she does. You already know what I think about what Radical Feminism has done, and is doing to Western Culture. I can't praise this essay any higher. Moms, we need to talk. I keep seeing videos of women complaining about motherhood, and I’m just going to …
Continue reading Guest Author: Jessica Rojas on Feminism and Motherhood. My Sentiments, Exactly!
Here are two different takes on the life of Richard Stockton of New Jersey, someone who suffered for his new country before it became a country. Richard Stockton was born on October 1, 1730, in Princeton, New Jersey. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the College of New Jersey, now Princeton University, completed a …
I have always liked Dolly Parton, especially since I saw her in the movie Nine to Five. She was just an iconic country music performer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Someone on X had an absolutely fabulous idea, so I thought I would post it here for my readers to promote. https://x.com/owenmiller75/status/2092608167515468151?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ Let’s do this! How about …
Continue reading R.I.P. Dolly Parton. Here’s an idea to honor her memory.
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