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Politics and Emoting: A Brief Introduction for Republicans
By
Jack Kerwick
President Obama’s decision to have himself surrounded with school children as he announced his “proposals” to deal with “gun violence” on Wednesday caused a lot of hand wringing among his opponents. “Demagogic,” “offensive,” “disgusting,” and “shameless” were just some of the adjectives used to describe it. I have no interest in defending Obama. Anyone with…
“Gun Control” and “Fairness”
By
Jack Kerwick
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace was a liberal Democrat’s fantasy. In this fourth and final installment of the film franchise launched by Richard Donner, Christopher Reeve’s Man of Steel rids the planet of all of its nuclear weapons by rounding them up and launching them into the heart of the sun. The nations of…
A Story of Life: A Review of Ken Conklin’s, “Don’t Thank Me, Thank Your Recruiter”
By
Jack Kerwick
It has been quite some time since the fictional character, Rocky Balboa, has achieved the stature of a cultural icon. Sylvester Stallone’s hugely successful film franchise has his beloved “Italian Stallion” exchanging blows with one adversary after the other. Yet Stallone has repeatedly insisted over the decades since the debut of the original Rocky that…
Institutional Racism: If You Are White, You Are Racist
By
Jack Kerwick
The view that “racism” is limited to the prejudices of individuals and/or the discriminatory policies of the government dies hard. Those who have thought longest and hardest on the evil of racism—the “experts”—have been telling us for quite some time that racism contaminates the very institutions or “structures” of Western civilization. The philosopher Richard Wasserstrom…
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