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Category Archives: philosophy
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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In California, Prostitutes are Disorderly Vagrants
SFGATE is carrying a story titled Appeals court in SF allows challenge to state law banning prostitution. While some of California’s laws should not be overturned–for example, it’s hard to understand how knowingly infecting someone with HIV could be deemed … Continue reading
Is America an Oligarchy?
An article in the guardian claims to tell us How the oligarchy wins: lessons from ancient Greece. It is an interesting mixture of insights from the author’s sources and complete nonsense. Is America really at risk of becoming an oligarchy? … Continue reading
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Tagged green party, jeffrey winters, libertarians, matthew simonton, oligarchy, the great depression, the world wars
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Should We Boycott Hollywood Over Harvey Weinstein?
In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein sex scandal, fellow Canadian Stefan Molyneux published a video explaining why he is boycotting Hollywood movies as a matter of conscience. In this post, I’m going to explain why I’m not going to … Continue reading
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Tagged ethics, harvey weinstein, integrity, julian assange, lord of the rings, morality, stefan molyneux
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Is Automation OK After All?
The CBC’s Don Pittis is back with another article on automation: These Canadians are helping the world become replicant ready. Generation R, a startup company that helps organizations prepare for the robot invasion, recently completed a study for … Continue reading
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Tagged automation, elizabeth croft, generation r, machine learning, media market, technical safety BC
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Gun Control: Vice vs. Conservatives
Note: I’m a Canadian; we don’t have a second amendment right to bear arms. We do have what I consider a fairly sensible compromise: no handguns off the range, no automatic weapons. Vice has an article on The 12 Most … Continue reading
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Tagged alex jones, andrew mullins, curt schilling, d.c. mcallister, gun control, isis, kurt schlichter, nancy sinatra, NRA, stefan molyneux, tomi lahren
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Vice Lies About MGTOW
The last Vice article I reviewed (see How Helping Women is Hurting Women) referenced an older article on men going their own way (MGTOW): This Group of Straight Men Is Swearing Off Women. It turns out to be a hit … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, going monk, herbivore men, Karen Straughan, men's rights activism, mgtow, self actualization, title IX
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