A Defense of Moral Objectivism
Yes, an individual must judge each situation uniquely to decide what course of action to take, but contrary to what some may believe, judging with a case-by-case basis does not mean that morality is relative.
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Author: Libertatem Fidelium
The Home of the Brave
The world is changing and society says that it’s best to change along with it. Just go with the flow and you’ll be fine, they say. It’s coming; you can’t stop it, and standing tall when everyone else is bowing is dangerous.
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Tolerance in an Imperfect World
The catch about living in a free country is that everyone else is free too. If we want to support freedom of speech in a country, we have to be okay with people saying things we don’t like.
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The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of Private Property in Society
Every idea has two sides. Many people just limit themselves to the side they agree with and ignore the side they disagree with. However, seeking true knowledge means looking at both sides, truly considering them, and understanding both of them completely.
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Until the Lion Tells the Story
A Savage. The Outsider; The Foreigner; The Barbarian. The person who believes differently than the masses. The ones who are different from ‘civilized’ and respectable people. Throughout history, the label of ‘Savage’ has always been put on those who believe or do things contrary to the main group of people.
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Modern Monetary Theory and the U.S. Economy
The theory states that large governments (like the U.S.) that issue their own currency don’t have to follow budget constraints on spending because they can always print more money to service the interest on their debt and pay down the principal.
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The Shot Heard ‘Round the World Today
It was 246 years ago today, April 19th. Someone fired a shot on the Lexington green. British or American? – no one knows who. By this ‘shot heard round the world’, the conflict and the struggle for freedom began.
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