Monthly Archives: February 2014

Nostalgia Goggles – or, why the Manosphere ought to step up its scholarly description of age at first marriage

Posted on 2014/02/28 by gaikokumaniakku

Nostalgia goggles are more dangerous than beer goggles.

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Thor’s Day Link-ning Storm (crash, rumble, rumble)

Posted on 2014/02/27 by gaikokumaniakku

“It should be against the law to break the law. Unfortunately, it is not. In early 21st-century America, a dirty little secret still exists among public officials, politicians, judges, prosecutors, and the police. The government, federal, state, and local, is … Continue reading →

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Framing the Distributist debate in HTML (and perhaps getting some pushback to Going Our Own Ways)

Posted on 2014/02/26 by gaikokumaniakku

It’s kind of funny how our old habits hold us back in counterproductive paradigms. For example, Quintus Curtius recently wrote: Frame.  Frame.  Frame. I wish I could write it larger than that.  FRAME. Well, if you use HTML tags, you … Continue reading →

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[Updateable] The crony-capitalist Deep State and the [Potemkin?] distributist subsidiarity paradigm

Posted on 2014/02/25 by gaikokumaniakku

Luther Burgsvik wrote: You remarked in another post that you thought high house prices were one of the factors that were discouraging young men from starting families, do you know anyone who has got some idea on how to remedy … Continue reading →

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There are conflicting accounts of how Sergeant Peralta died

Posted on 2014/02/25 by gaikokumaniakku

After his death in 2004 in Fallujah, Sgt. Rafael Peralta became perhaps the most lionized Marine of the Iraq war. Shot in the head during an intense firefight, the story went, the infantryman scooped a grenade underneath his body seconds … Continue reading →

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