Let me address the difference between an ideological democrat and an ideological republican. I say ideological because I am addressing political belief systems, not the political parties. This writing will feel uncomfortable to some people, I know, because it contradicts their own belief systems. See my earlier writing on political moral grammar for more on [...]
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The moral grammar of politics
Posted in January 24th, 2012
I’ve been trying to understand something about political change. Why do large populations reject sound ideas and embrace absurdities? The answer lies in something psychologists recognize, something we are born with, which they call a moral grammar. (google: “universal moral grammar”.) Just as we learn a standard set of rules that determine our way of [...]
Adding a new page for the Reeve of the Constitution
Posted in January 18th, 2012
This is going to be a work in progress. Stay tuned.
Defining victory against the leftists: Or, The difference between a Representative Democracy and a Constitutional Republic
Posted in January 18th, 2012
Most Conservative pundits would have you believe that in the fight to save America from immanent doom, the Leftists must be defeated. They are incorrect. America’s problems come from a flaw in the US Constitution. The Constitution is a set of written laws meant to ensure that goverment follows well considered and good principles of [...]
A case study of the brainwashing of America: Misuse of the word “Liberal”
Posted in January 18th, 2012
Do you know what the word “liberal” means? It means having to do with liberty; freedom in other words. The word should be said with reverence like when you say the word “mother,” or a Christian says “Jesus.” Liberalism is something American’s should revere. Anyone who believes in America should describer themselves proudly as a [...]
