Was listening to a leftist podcast today, a conversation between a random progressive author and Andrew Yang, and something really stuck out to me. They were talking about how, because the Senate is 50/50

isn't it a bit strange how almost all countries chose the same strategy to combat 'the virus', when in previous times countries has not been able to agree on anything ?

One of the main criticisms I've seem of the newly formed Liberalist movement is that it's a contradiction for a bunch of individualists to form a group to organize and defend their principles. All this

Hey there. I offer my insight from my considerable education in Psychology, Law, Politics, Philosophy, economics and, as a sideline, hypnotherapy. I am usually referred to as "Box Head". Unflattering

Marxists are so caught up in the central planning mindset that they think capitalism is susceptible to their permutation of the "communism has never been tried" argument: pure capitalism has