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Is America Too Hard on Millennials? Or Are We Not Hard Enough?0
- July 27, 2017
Millennial bashing has become a popular sport in recent years. After all, they’re young, they’re heavily narcissistic, and they can’t seem to do much of anything effectively. In essence, they’re a natural scapegoat. But have you ever wondered if Americans are too hard on millennials? What if millennials simply need a little time to work
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Trump’s Transgender Policy and Its Fashionable Enemies 0
- Culture
- July 27, 2017
The cultural revolutionaries are up in arms over President Trump’s new policy on the admittance of transgendered people in the military. Now the first thing to point out is that there are a lot of things that can result in the military not accepting you. They can reject you because you are too tall; because
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Conservatism & the Politicization of Culture 0
- Culture
- July 26, 2017
There is an aspect to the conservative abandonment of culture I find distressing: the increasing politicization within the conservative movement. I have witnessed a movement which began with the insights of thinkers like Russell Kirk into the primacy of imaginative vision, or what Richard Weaver called “the metaphysical dream,” turn into a highly politicized phenomenon
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The Best Jokes of the Week on Twitter 0
- July 26, 2017
Twitter’s reputation for snark and sarcasm is well-earned, but, happily, there are genuine instances of wit, too. Enjoy! “#tbt when mom was a little much” – Instagram post, 2046 pic.twitter.com/r8edvwtgKf — Josh Patten (@thejoshpatten) July 14, 2017 I don’t get dressed up to go on dates but I did just smooth out
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A philosopher argues why no one has the right to refuse services to LGBT people 0
- Culture
- July 26, 2017
Ever since the Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that gay people have the right to marry, those upset by this ruling have shifted their strategy from denying the right to limiting its enforcement. Even if gay people have a right to marry, they argue, people also have the liberty to practice their religion as they
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Why You Should Never Argue Balls and Strikes (in Baseball or Life)0
- Culture
- July 26, 2017
At times, watching baseball is tedious. The pitcher steps off the mound. The hitter steps out of the box. The catcher runs out to talk to the pitcher, and the game drags on. Average game time has stretched to over 3 hours, and there seems to be no rhythm to the game. Then there are
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