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Income Inequality Is Increasing and the Poor Are Benefiting
Though income inequality is on the rise in the United States, data suggests that the poor are getting richer, not poorer.
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LSD-Fueled Innovation From Your Friends at Silicon Valley
Microdosing LSD is becoming a popular Silicon Valley trend, but the government and society are holding back its potential.
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Eurasianism: A Plot to Undermine the USA
Eurasianism unites everyone hostile to the American-led order — and Putin may be listening to it.
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The Fragile State of Human Mortality
There comes a point from time to time where a man must contemplate his own mortality, coming face to face with the fact he has limited time on this soil.
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The Democrats Were Always the Racist Party
An examination of the history of the Democratic Party reveals that the party has always been filled with racist candidates and individuals.
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Political Violence: When Is It Acceptable?
With political violence on the rise by the likes of antifa and the alt-right, important questions need to be asked about the acceptability of such actions.
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Is Police Brutality Coming From a Bad Night's Sleep?
Police brutality is a real issue facing the United States as well as other nations, but the reason behind it may not be what you expect it to be.
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All Police Officers Should Wear Body Cams
American police are far more lethal than other developed nations per capita.
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Body Cameras May Do More Harm Than Good
Elimination of discretion, less accountability for departments, dangers for police officers, and privacy invasions are unforseen negativeds of body cameras.
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The Truth About Mass Shootings in America
Though mass shootings are a serious issue in the United States, faulty data has exaggerated the frequency of the attacks at home and compared to the world.
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Who Said the Federal Government Could Legislate Morality?
The federal government also tries to legislate issues of morality, but since when did politicians believe they had the right to violate the constitution?
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Privatized Education Will Save American Schools
With teachers all across the nation going on strike, the American public is beginning to support the privatized education system.
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Repeal the Patriot Act
The Patriot Act, passed in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, should be repealed for its blatant trampling of civil liberties and unpragmatic nature.
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This is Not Our War: The Story of Juan Tellez
Juan Tellez, a 17 year old Marine who was born after the attacks on September 11th, does not have the right to vote or consume alcohol.
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Chronic Wasting Disease: "Zombie Deer" Epidemic Explained
An epidemic of Chronic Wasting Disease among deer is taking hold, with many concerned about the dangers of "Zombie Deer" roaming the forests.
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BREAKING: American Freedom Found in Iraq
After intervention in Iraq entered its 18th year, soldiers miraculously discovered American freedom laying in the bottom of an oil well.
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Why Poland Must Annex Ukraine
Many positives would result if Poland annexed Ukraine, especially considering the move would relieve Russian pressure on the region.
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Have Your Senators Taken Money from Lockheed Martin?
Lockheed Martin, the largest company in the military industrial complex, gave almost $5 million in national political contributions in 2018.
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Automation and Artificial Intelligence: An Overview
Automation and artificial intelligence may be two of scariest words in the English language, but what are their origins and how can they shape the future?
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Music and Radio Censorship Continuously Fails
As music and radio rose in pop-culture, censorship attempts have consistently followed, but have ultimately been futile efforts.
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Reflections on the Nature of Government
After 3 days working for the Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, I realized the massive inefficiency of governance calls for smaller government.
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Batman, Plato, and Meritocracy: Who Should Hold Power?
Examining The Dark Knight's plot reveals that the movie includes reflections on power and governance, also contemplated by the Greek philosopher Plato.
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Psychedelics: A Historical Account of Use and Rejection
Throughout the ages, psychedelics have faced many periods of overarching acceptance, but recently have been the subject of rather arbitrary disapproval.
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Communism Was Never a Proletarian Revolution
Communism may work on paper but has turned into a tyranny of the bourgeoisie every time that it has occurred in the real world.