Like any other rigidly stratified hierarchy, the consequence of ostracism is severe: “The Left, love it or leave it!” Some of us have loved leaving it.
Promoting the trades, in an effort to alleviate poverty and crime, and to strengthen the working-class family, will require in us a real counterrevolution, a return to common sense and decency.
Thanks in large part to technology, people for the past generation have lost that internal lust we once universally shared to form associations within our communities.
Thousands of miles away from the financial, political, and technological coasts of America, the bootstrapping, rugged individualists of International Falls demonstrate the true meaning of hospitality.
Abraham Lincoln waged a gruesome war to preserve this nation. It makes a powerful symbolic statement of our country’s demise when his statue is facedown in the mud.
The graduates of the Ivy League thus emerge with a highly regarded credential, a stellar network, but also with many common assumptions, habits, and expectations. Barrett is not part of that world.
Only when enough Americans are willing to endure the arrows of outrage Stephanie Martinez and Lauren Witzke did, will the tide turn against those who carelessly make such charges.
It is incumbent upon those of us who live in the real world to act responsibly and stand up against this distinctly 21st-century threat to the American way of life.
Is the nation’s top law enforcement agency protecting society from sociopaths or is the bureau itself sociopathic? Evidence and experience suggest the latter.