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This page is under construction. Once I get to it, it will look like the history page for 2015.

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  • The immorality of unexamined compassion 2017-08-13
    Questioning the morality of virtue signaling, exposing the immorality of the left The post The immorality of unexamined compassion appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • No kidding 2017-08-06
    We cannot have an honest conversation. The impediments are too many The post No kidding appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Cultural Castration 2017-05-27
    Trying show why Islam cannot be reformed; why moderation or reformation would be equivalent to cultural castration. The post Cultural Castration appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Why we could hate you 2017-05-24
    Responding to an article printed in the English language magazine of ISIS called "Why we hate you and why we fight you." The post Why we could hate you appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Donald Trump and his coat stealing business 2017-05-19
    Donald Trump got mixed up in some coat stealing business again. Don't let him get away with it. The post Donald Trump and his coat stealing business appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Opting in, opting out 2017-05-16
    Making the point that Muslims can easily ‘opt out’ of ‘Islamophobia’ while the rest of us have no way of opting out of the reality they created. The post Opting in, opting out appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Communism will never die 2017-05-10
    This post is the continuation of the arguments presented in my previous posts: “Where did it go wrong?” and in “Where did it go wrong #2.” I grew up with the idea of political permanence.  I was listening to and singing songs about Lenin, the hero who “sacrificed his faithful life” for us. The heroes […]
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  • Where did it go wrong #2 2017-05-02
    An attempt to explain cultural Marxism and its quest to destroy Western civilization. The post Where did it go wrong #2 appeared first on A blog of questions.
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  • Lunacy in moderation 2017-04-22
    I recently realized that I am afflicted by several serious mental conditions. I suffer from fascistophobia and communistophobia. At times, I’m worried that these may be signs of an even more serious, overarching condition: leftistophobia. The symptoms are serious and they are becoming chronic. I cannot, for example, look at the smug, idiotic face of […]
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  • Where did it go wrong? 2017-04-11
    After he read the Prostitution Principle, a gen Xer asked me: How did we get here? It’s a good question. How did we get to these insane situations, these crazy legal decisions? How did feminism, the civil rights and the gay rights movements go so badly overboard? How did decent ideas turned into such ridiculous […]
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