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In an age where both courtly love and the Casanova archetype seem to be dead, I still believe some girls deserve their fifteen minutes of a fairy tale, even if inconsequential. After all, we never know who we might end up meeting on the tram.
The FBI raided a traditional Catholic family after ‘goading’ a 15-year-old into posting offensive memes in a private chat app. According to the family’s GiveSendGo crowdfunding page, the family was, “dragged out of their home at gunpoint, handcuffed and locked in a… Continue Reading →
This Monday, following orders from the government delegate in Madrid, the socialist Francisco Martín Aguirre, the Police threatened to fine a group of Catholics for praying on the stairs of a church on Ferraz street, near the national headquarters of the Socialist Party… Continue Reading →
Argentinians have elected as their next president Javier Milei, a self-described anarcho-capitalist. Partial election results showed Milei had 55.8% and Massa 44.2%, with 95% of the votes tallies. Should that margin hold, it would be wider than predicted by all… Continue Reading →
If power corrupts, and absolute power corrupt absolutely, then what happens with passion? Does passion also corrupts, and absolute passion would also corrupt absolutely? Or can passion be a different kind of drive, one that creates a sense of trust and direction towards higher ideals?
Even in such crucibles, even in periods of transition, when we get to choose between greatness and stillness like the ones I now struggle with, there seems to be a single thing that remains untainted by instability and the mortal edge of history: love.
The Non-Aggression Principle (NAP) is a foundational concept in libertarian philosophy and ethics. It serves as a guiding principle for interactions between individuals and as a basis for defining the limits of justifiable force and coercion in society. The NAP… Continue Reading →
JPII with a hat tip to Lord Acton
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