GORMAN: Exploring the implications of a non-family model
By Ryan Gorman | February 14, 2017In American society, disadvantage (or the lack thereof) begins at birth.
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In American society, disadvantage (or the lack thereof) begins at birth.
If we do not punish Manning’s brand of whistleblowing, then we have endowed American citizens — particularly those in the intelligence community — with the power to thwart our security at their whim.
Reparations of any form would require an immense shift in our current sociopolitical system
The Libertarian movement is, at its core, a ploy
Is our understanding, our science, really as definite and coherent as we consider it to be?
Attacking labor reform is an immensely counterproductive practice that only succeeds in prolonging the damage caused by France’s broken system
It is impossible to streamline positive change in this nation when people insist on sitting on the fence between right and wrong.
We must recognize that our unwavering dedication to “tolerance” may be enabling exactly the opposite.
I’m no stranger to being told what to do. Throughout my childhood, a variety of teachers and family members taught me to respect my elders, to treat others the way I want to be treated and to abide by a variety of other mantras from over a decade of operant conditioning — all of which successfully engineered my moral compass into that of a “proper” American citizen.
France was the birthplace of modern democracy — let’s hope it doesn’t become the grave.
