Category Archives: Society & Culture
This is where Cancel Culture takes us
Charlie Kirk was so hated by the Left that some of them are basically celebrating his assassination. This is so beyond the pale that it staggers my mind. Continue reading
Do Americans still care about freedom?
Are we content to let tyrants pick off weaker countries, one by one, until they have grown so strong and so aggressive that we are in grave danger ourselves? Continue reading
What’s wrong with TikTok? What part of “Chinese Communist Party is Evil” don’t you understand?
TikTok is an electronic wolf in sheep’s clothing. It’s a digital Trojan Horse, busily spying for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Continue reading
How Dare You Disagree with Me!
When everyone is shouting with their one mouth, no one is listening with their two ears. Continue reading
Memo to My White Brethren: The South Lost. Get Over It.
So why are some people still flying the confederate flag? Why do we still maintain memorial statues to confederate generals? Continue reading
COVID-19 Cure is Now Worse Than the Disease
The unintended consequences of shutting down society could end up costing more lives than COVID-19 does. Continue reading
Why America Needs an Economic Time-out
We will soon discover the real character of our financial services industry, and it might get ugly… Continue reading
Attention Haters: You’re Getting Mad at the Wrong People
Regrettably, anti-Asian sentiment has spread across the country just as quickly as COVID-19. Continue reading
How to Cure Your Coronavirus Anxiety
So, you’re freaking out because there’s a coronavirus pandemic? Miss hanging out with your friends? Can’t work, wondering how you’ll pay your bills? Afraid you’re gonna get sick and die? There is a cure for all this anxiety, but it … Continue reading
With Thanks to Soldiers I Have Known
Guam…Tarawa…Iwo Jima…those were some of the toughest, ugliest battles in a tough and ugly war. No wonder Nick would only talk about this with people who had been there. Only a fellow soldier could empathize with those kinds of scarring memories. Continue reading
Off the Top of My Head 