Essays
The Surveillance State's Iron Grip is Tightening
In a sinister fusion of private enterprise and governmental action, Americans are losing their privacy rights more than ever before.
Willie Johnson
Essays
How The Civil War Changed National Identity Forever
The Civil War, despite its horrific bloodshed, was instrumental in transforming American identity, creating the unity to one nation that we have today.
Essays
The Post: A Movie That Reminds Us That The Government Must Be Kept At Bay
This Oscar-nominated drama tells more than just the story of a revolution in Journalism—it reveals the very current importance of the 1st Amendment and the dangers that face it.
Opinion
Coping With The Monsters Among Us
Every argument for gun control or mental health reform is an example of a coping strategy, regardless of intent; efforts to prevent shootings help improve safety, but also indirectly improve the mental health of those…
Opinion
Donald Trump Made A Bad Move On Guantanamo Bay
Fair treatment of humans under the law should be a prerequisite to American war action.
Essays
The Ever-Changing Meaning of Patriotism
Patriotism should mean dedication to values and a healthy lust for liberty.
Essays
The Danger of the Modern View of Death
The view of death in today's world has descended into a nihilistic view, which has made everything worse for everyone.
Essays
Close Encounters of the Unimportant Kind
How the Pentagon has been spending a whole lot of money on a whole lot of nothing.
Essays
The Double-Edged Sword of Legislation for Greater Access to The Supreme Court
What would the cost of an increase in Supreme Court access come at?
Essays
The Stupidity of Politicizing Video Games
Games such as the recent Wolfenstein II shouldn't be politicized.
