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Review: "The Commuter" Starring Liam Neeson (Spoiler Free)
The Commuter delivers on its twisty plot but stumbles whenever Liam Neeson starts jumping between trains.
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A Man and a Monster - Short Story
A young SS officer faces the difficult task of choosing between his task and his conviction.
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Is There Such a Thing as a Good Cop?
For a cop's job to be positive to society, one would have to agree with every single law passed in America.
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Deputized Police are Destroying Trust in Law Enforcement
Eliminating the 287(g) program will create an environment that encourages community trust, boosts the economy, and respects the civil rights of all Americans.
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Revising the Foundations: The Founding Fathers Are Out of Date in a Few Ways
Since they're out of date, lets fix them.
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Dave Chappelle: Class, Race, Identity, Politics, and Most Importantly Comedy
Dave Chappelle is one of the funniest men in America.
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By Banning Best Friends, Schools are Crippling the Next Generation
Schools are stepping well beyond a reasonable line of control.
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Why Legalize Recreational Marijuana?
The legalization of marijuana has become an extremely vital issue in modern society.
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The Double Edged Sword of Feminism
Feminism has slowly but surely morphed into a dangerous and hypocritical ideology.
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From the Editor: The Title "Cultural Critic" Is Meaningless
Cultural critics are becoming less of a source for intelligent social analysis and more of a collective group of egomaniacs.
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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.
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College Prices are Proof That the Government is Ineffective
Government's involvement in college education has shown its incompetence.
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Duopoly: The Republicans and Democrats May As Well Unite
We're stuck in a two party cycle, and the only option is to vote third party.
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In a World of Fake, How Can We Find the Truth?
Fake news plagues the world today, so we need methods to be sure we are not falling victim to it.
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Voting Isn't Working. What Will?
Voting Libertarian has not advanced the movement for freedom.
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How Libertarian Were Our Founders?
Many like to explore the political leanings of the founders, but they always start with the end in mind.
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The Land Of Upright Men: Thomas Sankara & The Marxist Revolution of Burkina Faso
Sankara reads like Rothbard with his condemnation of war for tribe's sake and suggestion that his people deserved a greater understanding of the impact that their blood and death played outside the battlefield.
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The Most Fundamental? Component in a Libertarian Society: The Family
Any society that is successful has an authority, for a libertarian society, it is the family; for an authoritarian society, it is the government.
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How the Government Held Back the Second Industrial Revolution
The second industrial revolution was a great time in American history, yet it did not reach its fullest potential.
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Police Brutality and Minority Struggle: Ending the Blame Game
Ghetto culture tends to be the issue in minority communities, not the police.
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Is Welfare Better Than a Job? In 15 States, It Is.
Welfare is better than working in many places, creating ridiculous dependencies.
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The Dangers of Compulsory Education
Not only does compulsory public schooling enslave children, it is also a tool for indoctrination.
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Government Has Stunted the Potential of Vaccines and the Free Market Can Fix It
If the government instead took a laissez-faire approach to the vaccine industry and let the free market work its course vaccine companies would have to meet customer standards to make a profit.