It’s a gross understatement that few literary works evoke such vitriolic reaction to a fictional character as existentialist Albert Camus’ 1956 book, ”The Fall.” One college student reportedly reacted, “I would like to punch Camus’ absurd hero, Jean-Baptiste Clamence in the face.” Camus, as with Sartre, had no sufficient reference …
With Joe Biden’s plummeting support at a historic low, the clamor from the mainstream media and political pundits are no longer focused on whether civility will ever return. Mainstream media’s constantly foisting the blame on former President Trump’s shoulders no longer resonates, attested by the dismal ratings of Biden’s lack …
Self-interest is often confused with self-serving, that, in the end renders one to be questionable of certain duties. Self-interest for one’s family is commendable. Or one’s health. History has been an astute observer that self-serving was inimical to the cause of liberty at our Founding, as it rears its ugly …
Elitism’s ubiquitous. Some think that the problem with elitist is not their existence, but their influence. They obscure their agenda with faux self righteousness and moral authority, which they know is indispensable to their cover. We’ve all watched the “cable darlings” from MSNBC, CNN, and NBC, who collectively look down …
