We can see in real time, the very identity of countries being altered under the crush of multiculturism. Migrants who assimilate into their adopted country’s culture make that country stronger. When this not the case, that country as it has existed, maybe for centuries, gets swallowed up by the alien one.
Politics
Random Thoughts on the Past Week
Marco Rubio: Did well as expected in the debate. Will this translate into votes in the primaries? His chief nemesis to date has been his fellow Floridian, Jeb Bush. Try as he might, Jeb just cannot penetrate Marco’s armor of being quick witted, good-looking and young.
This is the year to be a single-issue voter.
These are a lot of very important issues. At stake is no less than what sort of country the United States will be in the 21st century. Will remain a constitutional republic or will any law that can be rationalized as being “for the greater good” be allowed to go unchallenged?
2015 in Review: My favorite essay.
Way back in April, I wrote a two-part essay asking the question: Is America Really Free? I believe these two posts define one of the central themes of this blog. Unfortunately, Liberty Relearned was but a fledgling wog of a blog, without many followers to read them at the time. I really think they're worth re-posting as sort of a "best of" look back at 2015. Here are key excerpts from both. Hope you enjoy!
Don’t worry, the new Star Wars is Safe for Conservatives.
Star Wars VII The Force Awakens, by Disney studios, is a throwback to the original trilogy. There is no anti -capitalist message like in Avatar.
Policy Discussion or Political Cage Match
Expect to see the fight for the heart and soul of the Republican party begin on the stage tonight at the CNN Republican Debate.
Banning persons based on religion is not a workable solution.
Our American history, values, and compassion compel us to let in what refugees we can from war-torn countries. Those same virtues don’t compel us however to act in a suicidal manner while doing so.
