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In reply to boydstun. PS – point of personal clarification – when I left off studying and writing about political philosophy, it was not because of disappointments with that, but because I wanted to return to the areas of philosophy that I …

I expect the ARS book on Aristotle and Rand to be the best of the series. I’ve always expected that, and maybe in a couple years more, we’ll see. The presentations at Philadelphia and at Chicago last winter were good, to my mind. I have the…

Chris writes: “my good friends Nathan and Jason are among those who are now being characterized as ‘Dangerous Individuals.’ And Jason himself has actually been in my apartment! If only I’d known!” As I wrote on Chris’s pag…

In reply to Irfan Khawaja. So sad. LikeLike

Just to err on the side of caution: LikeLike

In reply to cmsciabarra. Death to Instagram, then! LikeLike

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Looks like you may have to rethink the scope of the Fatwa. From their policy statement: “As a result of some of the actions we’ve already taken, we’ve removed over 790 groups, 100 Pages and 1,500 ads tied to QAnon from Facebook, blocked over 300 …

It’s time for a jihad against Facebook. My friend Chris Sciabarra explains why. Just to be clear, Sciabarra is not calling for a jihad on Facebook; I am. But the time has come, O believers, to bring the wrath of Allah (subhana w’tala) on this social media platform of Satan. I get that QAnon is…