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Gun Control for weapons makers not users, for war mongers not hillbillies
I’m really not big on this call for gun control, mostly because it means to further restrict individual liberties, and especially because the outcry is a media induced hysteria of disreputable provenance, aimed at America’s violence junkies instead of its … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged America, Gun Control, Imperialism, Militarism, The Enlightenment, United States, Violence, War, weapons industry, Western Civilization, Westward Expansion
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Nonviolence is the refuge of cowards
I say this with the full authority of my own personal experience: nonviolence is for cowards. When push has come to shove, I stepped to the sidewalk but I am so full of admiration for those who stayed in the … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Bastille Day, French Revolution, Nonviolence, Protest, reform, Revolution, Social Justice, Socialism, The Enlightenment, Violence
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