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Tag Archives: Freedom
I Am Not Like Other Men
Betwixt my mother and my father there was no domestic violence. My mother was not a rebel and my father was the unchallenged head of our household (as recognized in the Population Schedule of the Census). My father’s word was … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Dirty Words, Economics, Expository Writing, For Feminists, Mass Media, Plain English, Politics, The Twentieth Man
Tagged "The United States of America", Big Brother, Brainwashing, Census, Culture, Feminism, Freedom, Head of Household, Humanity, Law, Manhood, Marriage, Mass Media, Politics, Responsibility, Sex, Slavery, Television, The Final Authority, Women
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Addiction
In the understanding and comprehension of an issue it sometimes helps to analyze or decompress a term or expression. Addiction is one such term. The prefix “ad” or “add” is simple enough to understand: A + B = C: but … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Drugs, Expository Writing, Plain English
Tagged Addiction, Advice, Drugs, English, Freedom, Logic, Slavery
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A Bit of Motherly Advice
A good mother protects her children and admonishes them frequently about this and that, and all of those things that may be harmful to them. I will not list them here. But have you never heard the sage advice: “Beware … Continue reading
The Pressure Cooker
The Boston Marathon Bombing got me to thinking about the pressure cooker my mother used when I was a child. She used it quite often for canning vegetables and preparing whole meals. She could take cheap cuts of meat and … Continue reading
Posted in Churning Lawyers, For Feminists, Government, Human Sacrifice, Mass Media, Observations, Personal History, Politics, The Twentieth Man, Veterans
Tagged "The United States of America", Boston Marathon Bombing, Democrats, Economics, Freedom, History, Jiggler, Jigglers, Labor, Life, Money, Politics, Pressure Cooker/Canner, Pressure Cookers, Republicans, Truth, Unemployment, Wisdom, Work
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On Slavery
A little part of me still wants to be a hero. I don’t know why. This nation, these United Estates, was never truly great and probably never will be. And like all previous civilizations there is nothing virtuous on the … Continue reading
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, The Twentieth Man, Uncategorized
Tagged 1960 Corvette, Abraham Lincoln, April 15th, Auction, Banking, Banks, Bill of Sale, Brigands, Brigands' Day, Bureaucracy, Business, Car Payments, Chattel Slavery, Chevrolet, Chevy, Children, Choices, Christmas, Civilization, Cornfield County, Credit Cards, Debt Slavery, Economics, Feminism, Form 1040, Freedom, Gas Prices, George Washington, half a lifetime, hero, Heroics, History, Illegal Aliens, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Japanese Movies, Labor, Labor Glut, Labor Market, Lavish Lifestyles, Logistics, Minimum Wage, Mortgages, Paperwork, Pilgrims, Politics, Route 66, Savings Account, Shortage, Slave Auction, Slavery, Society, Student Loans, Supply and Demand, Surplus labor, Tax Day, Tax Freedom Day, Taxes, Television, The Seven Samurai, Thomas Jefferson, Trade Unions, Trade- Unionists, Unemployment, United Estates, Wage Slavery, Work
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Freedom
A child died not long ago. It doesn’t matter which child exactly, as these tragedies happen, woefully, quite regularly, every few days or perhaps even hours. She was only three. In a flash of absolute freedom she dashed into the … Continue reading
Posted in For Feminists, Human Sacrifice, Uncategorized
Tagged Childhood, Children, Culture, Driving, Feminism, Freedom, Humanity, Liberty, Motherhood, Parenting, Society, Traffic Fatalities, Wisdom
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Never Trust Wikipedia
Wiki-Talk: There once was a TALK Page. It was there for a reason: Truth for the Common Good. The TALK and DISCUSSION Pages existed in Wikipedia so that interested parties could freely and voluntarily leave comments on the topics at … Continue reading →