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Are Conservatives Becoming More Libertarian on LGBT Issues?0
- Front Page, Free Style
- June 17, 2019
Hunter Avallone, political commentator and edgy comedian, recently tweeted: These were some of Hunter’s last tweets before being banned on Twitter. It got him into a huge debate with a few traditionalist populists. The discussion is – are Conservatives, or the Republican party, becoming more open to the LGBT community? Or have the Liberals and
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A Father’s Day Response to “Toxic Masculinity”0
- Free Style, Front Page, Political Opinion
- June 16, 2019
Father’s Day is a day we set aside each year to show love and appreciation for the sacrifices made by the men we call dad. What better time to talk about the need for genuine masculinity and the problems that have reared their ugly heads as a result of the lack of real examples of
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As Great as a Mom May Be, Kids Still Need Their Dads 0
- Free Style, Front Page
- June 16, 2019
By Christopher E. Baeker “Smokin’ Joe,” a biography of late heavyweight boxing champion and 3-time Muhammad Ali foil Joe Frazier, was recently reviewed by Gordon Marion in The Wall Street Journal. Among the notable details is the fact that five different women gave birth to Frazier’s eleven kids. This occurrence is not uncommon among celebrities.
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Founding Gardeners (Book Review) ~ Sundays With Steffi 0
- Free Style, Front Page
- June 16, 2019
Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! I was so excited to find the book Founding Gardeners: The Revolutionary Generation, Nature, and the Shaping of the American Nation by Andrea Wulf. It combines two of my favorite things: gardening and the Founding Fathers. Let’s get lost in nature together as we discuss my thoughts on the Founding Gardeners
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Francois-Noel Babeuf: The Marxist Before Marx 0
- Education, Free Style, Front Page, Philosophy
- June 13, 2019
The French Revolution produced a parade of fascinating characters, many of them deranged by power and vampire-like in their quest for blood. One of the period’s lesser-known figures was Gracchus Babeuf, whose ideas were shelved with his death in 1797 only to reappear decades later in the writings of Karl Marx. Babeuf was, as the
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12 Quotes from Leo Tolstoy on Truth, Violence, and Government 0
- Free Style, Front Page, Philosophy
- June 12, 2019
Lev Nikolayevitch Tolstoy (1828- 1910), more commonly known as Leo Tolstoy, was a Russian writer and philosopher. Tolstoy was born on a small family estate in Tula, Russia, an industrial city about 100 miles south of Moscow. The fourth of five children, Tolstoy studied law and languages at Kazan University, but he was a poor
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