Category Archive: Marxism

Jul 27

The (Liberal) Intellectual Elitists Strike Again

The face of pure evil for many progressives is Thoms the Train.

In June of 1997, the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) voted to boycott the Walt Disney Company–literally the entire company: movies, theme parks, merchandise, etc.–for what they called Disney’s “anti-Christian and anti-family direction.” What the men in leadership positions within the SBC really wanted to do was send a message to Disney that they–the Baptists–were sick …

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Mar 23

Healthcare Reform as a Sonnet

I saw an eagle flying high today, Disturbed by the mob, she searched for respite. The mob’s anger was based in Marx and Che. Men harassed by the bird and her free flight. Detested because her independence, Trapping the bird was a “big fucking deal.” Puffing on a Red and lighting incense, The Chairman leads …

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Jul 30

Freedom of speech under attack in North Carolina?

I’m interested in learning more about the incident involving a “conservative kiosk” in North Carolina, whose owner claims he is being “kicked out” of a mall because he sells “conservative” items. With the exception of Fox News, who I consider somewhat unreliable at best, the national media has totally ignored this story. A Google search …

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Jul 05

Two different political documentaries

It’s been a lazy Sunday afternoon in my household and I had the opportunity to enjoy two, very different, yet fascianting political documentaries. The first, from the right, Waco: The Rules of Engagement, which as the name suggests focuses on the Federal governments involvement in the raid on the Branch Davidian compound outside of Waco. …

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Jun 09

Conflicted feelings about seeing "Up"

I’ve never been one for boycotts.  I fundamentally disagree with many of the artists on the proper role of the Federal government and on the issue of American exceptionalism. However, I continue to consume their art. Indeed, a quick glance at my movie, music and book library and you’d be hard pressed to find any …

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May 21

Question for Obama Supporters #1

I’ve noticed that many people scoff at the idea of certain conservatives calling the current direction the Obama administration and the Democratic leadership are headed, “socialist.” Personally, I think it’s a bit hypocritical for most elected Republican officials to use the term “socialist,” since the past 8 years were filled with government expansion, an idea …

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Apr 17

The role of the Federal government

The United States Constitution acts like a doctor’s prescription.  Instead of medicine, it intructs us on how much government is healthy.  Just as taking more medicine than a doctor recommends can cause harm to the body, so to having more government than the Constitution prescribes can and will cause harm to our great nation. The …

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Mar 06

Policy v. the people

 I’m amazed when I hear people describe a politician as being “for the people.” I heard it for 8 years during the Clinton administration and I’m sure people said it during the Kennedy administration, but it’s nothing compare to what I’ve heard regarding Obama. Obama earned his nickname, “The Messiah,” because of the cult of …

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Mar 06

Obama's health care summit

So Chairman Obama has gathered together members of the medical community and politicans from both sides of the aisle to discuss health care.This is another step towards socialized medicine. If you ever want to know what a business would look like it were socialized, look no further than the post office. I walk into the …

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Mar 05

Reagan's work undone

On June 12, 1987, standing in front of the Brandenburg Gate, President Ronald Reagan famously demanded, “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall,” referring to the Berlin Wall, perhaps the most famous symbol of the divide between freedom and the oppressive reach of the Marxist governments in the Eastern Bloc. Symbolically, this speech represented the triumph …

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