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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Prisons Should be Tough on Actual Criminals
The CBC has a new article about Canadian prisons: $5.41 per inmate per day: Bad food, small portions fueling prison tensions, federal watchdog finds. In his annual report to Parliament, Correctional Investigator Ivan Zinger said spending cuts in 2014 resulted … Continue reading
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Tagged canada food guide, clinical seclusion, crime statistics, ivan zinger, prison food, segregation, suicide watch
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My Answers to 10 Questions for Christians Who Support Gay Marriage
The Christian website crosswalk.com poses 10 Questions for Christians Who Support Gay Marriage. I’m going to comment and give my answers. Not all Christians have been shocked or saddened [by the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage]. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, gay marriage, kevin deyoung, the gospel coalition, the supreme court
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Orville vs. STD and Gifted vs. Inhumans
There are four new series I’ve been watching. Two of them are science fiction, one in the mold of classic Star Trek, the other actual Star Trek, but a very different take on it. The other two are series based … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged marvel's inhumans, Star Trek Discovery, the gifted, the orville
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Social Justice or Free Speech: Pick One
The social justice movement has a long history of using bullying tactics to shut down dissenting voices. The problem with using authoritarian measures against your opponents is that it opens you up to having your tactics used against you. To … Continue reading
Review of “My Hero Academia: Season 2” (English dub)
* * * B My Hero Academia continues to entertain in its second season. This time around, there are two battle arcs (a common feature of Shonin manga) separated by what, for me, is the best arc of the season: … Continue reading
Paradise Lost: Chapter 5
I just completed my modern English adaptation of the fifth chapter of Milton’s classic Paradise Lost. Based on readers’ suggestions, I’ve published it (along with the first four chapters) on Kindle. As I complete each additional chapter, I plan to … Continue reading
The Feminist’s New Clothes
A new telegraph article, ‘Victimhood narrative’ taught in schools fuels anxiety in young women, academic claims, shows that some are beginning to see the failures of feminism. How far down the red pill rabbit hole have they gone? The “victimhood … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, gynocentrism, hypergamy, joanna williams, mgtow, misandry, misogyny, victimhood narrative
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