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Recently I took a course on incarceration, mass incarceration and the problems it presents to the U.S.A. today. It has more than 7 million on parole or in jail. Those… Read more

Globalists Attack U.S. (White) Nationalism The recent race parade problems in Virginia are ploddingly familiar examples of portions of the U.S. electorate being duped into racism and racist cycles in… Read more

President Trump has been criticizing Senate Majority leader McConnell recently for failing to get Obamacare repealed yet its hardly his fault. The Alaska Senator was elected by crossover Democrats the… Read more

It is challenging to claim that punishment can serve a positive social function. Arresting law-breakers may be positive, incarcerating convicts may be necessary yet punishment, or retribution rather than correction,… Read more

The people of the United States have no obligation to pay for public housing. Building public housing is at odds with the political philosophy in which western civilization grows. Theoretically… Read more

It might have been useful to point out that historically weapons were not a problem in public schools generally, until fairly recently. With mass school shootings that surged during the… Read more

The convict lease system was a way to provide cheap labor for those that formerly used slave labor after the civil war ended slavery. I was surprised to learn of… Read more

The Leadership Ostrich Evolution; North Korea Unbound North Korean communist forces under the direction of the Dictator Kim Jong Un have steadily progressed to develop nuclear weapons, miniaturize them and… Read more

The majority of people in prison are poor. Why is that? Most perpetrate crimes while young. Youth hadn’t the time to become established and save money in comparison to older… Read more

Dictator Kim has a fast nuclear weapons and missile deployment pace that seems head toward a launh even though democrats say its all President Trumps fault because he is irritating… Read more