Author: Auguste Meyrat › American Greatness

Today’s Millennials and iGen Need More Role Models and Fewer Activists

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July 2, 2021

Not surprisingly, abandoning all roles—except maybe the role of victim—inevitably leaves most people feeling lonely and lost. The first step to restoring role models is returning to reality itself

The Response to COVID-19 Shows Why Free Speech Is Essential

By Auguste Meyrat

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May 9, 2021

Overall, it is fair to say that limitations on free speech have left the country dumber, sicker, less free, less happy, and hopelessly divided.

By Firing Gina Carano, Disney Only Proved Her Point

By Auguste Meyrat

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February 12, 2021

Yes, invoking Nazi Germany and the Holocaust is one of those things that polite people don’t do, but the analogy holds up well in this case.

GameStop’s Surging Stock Should Prompt All Americans to Consider Where Their Money Is Going

By Auguste Meyrat

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January 30, 2021

Where do you want your money to go? Do you want it to go to businesses that make a product and create jobs, or do you want it to go to speculators who make nothing and profit from losses?

A Civil Rights Movement for Our Times

By Auguste Meyrat

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January 20, 2021

Conservative politicians should extend civil rights protections to political minorities.

Democracy Dies in Daylight If Normal Americans Don’t Do Anything

By Auguste Meyrat

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November 9, 2020

If Democrats win this election through cheating and fraud, all future elections will become meaningless and the country’s political leadership will be determined by a woke oligarchy.

If Masks Don’t Work, Why Do We Keep Wearing Them?

By Auguste Meyrat

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October 24, 2020

Many people were wrong about the masks, even the experts. This is forgivable, and therefore forgiveness is offered.

Ignore the Polls!

By Auguste Meyrat

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October 12, 2020

They’re dated relics that no longer reflect the reality of the electorate.

What’s Keeping the Silent Majority Silent?

By Auguste Meyrat

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July 11, 2020

It is not only for the good of the country that we must initiate real conversations again but also for our own sanity.

Why Are People Still Afraid of the Wuhan Virus?

By Auguste Meyrat

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May 11, 2020

If people are moved by fear of the virus, perhaps it is time for them to fear the consequences of shutdowns even more.

Educators Should Learn from Homeschoolers, Not Antagonize Them

By Auguste Meyrat

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May 3, 2020

Although the impulse to rely on experts and dismiss those who do things for themselves is strong, it should be resisted.

What Is Really Fueling Wuhan Virus Hysteria?

By Auguste Meyrat

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April 17, 2020

The Wuhan virus has taught people that spiritual maladies can translate into physical maladies. A society comprised of so many individuals lacking community, faith, and reason will succumb all too easily to hysteria and nihilism.

The Wuhan Virus Has Exposed Modern Americans’ Disconnect from Reality

By Auguste Meyrat

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March 28, 2020

Americans could use a little less “Netflix and chill,” not more.

The Problem Is Legislative Overreach, Not Executive

By Auguste Meyrat

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March 6, 2019

In 1975, two years after Richard Nixon negotiated the Paris Accords and ended the war in the Vietnam, the Communist North Vietnamese reneged and invaded […]