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Virtue as Veneer

Posted on November 11, 2019 by Poster

The greatest difference in contemporary life, as it always has been, is between authentic virtue and virtue as veneer. Take the current political climate as a starting point. You have those who tout their virtue in the spotlight, and those … Continue reading →

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And What Remains Cannot Be Forgot

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Poster

If there is one lesson to learn from the presidential election of 2016 and its long aftermath, it is that you cannot fake character. When so many have embarrassed themselves on TV, have faked emotions and said bought words, when … Continue reading →

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The Virtue Signalling of Racism

Posted on August 6, 2016 by Poster

I always think it’s funny when the left speaks about racism, for they think that a vast majority of Americans are incorrigibly racist (people in other countries are curiously exempt from such generalizations). Yet, they act surprised and hurt when … Continue reading →

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Compromising Your Way to Victory

Posted on January 21, 2016 by Poster

What sort of warrior enters the battlefield ready to cut deals with his foe? Did Patton seek to cut deals in order to win? Did William Wilberforce seek merely regulation of slavery? Did Jesus seek to divide the world with … Continue reading →

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