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By Sean Dempsey, 07/20/25 Let no one say the following is allegory or invention. It is, I assure the reader, entirely true, having been performed not upon the floor of Parliament nor the pages of moralist tracts, but in a respectable laboratory, by a respectable scientist, using respectable mice. In the Year of our Lord […]
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Useful Political Convo #2 (Education)

Posted on Author Sean Dempsey

(I’m enjoying “strongman’ing” each position as a way to show what each side actually believes instead of painting a cartoonish caricature of the opposing viewpoint — as 99.999% of the corporate media does these days.) Here’s my attempt to show a viable political argument on the state of education in America: CONSERVATIVE: The problem with […]

2 Replies to “Jack Hunter on Secession and the Liberal Mind”

  1. Hypothetically, isn’t it the Federal government’s responsibility to protect the liberties of citizens and, therefore, liberate them forcefully from their oppressors?

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