Should We Forgive Our Enemies? A Libertarian Perspective.
The question of forgiveness has haunted humanity for millennia. It is not only a matter of faith or morality but one of reason, justice, and survival. Recently, this timeless question...
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We All Love An Addict
Somewhere in every family photo, every circle of friends, every story we carry in our hearts—there is someone we love who has wrestled with addiction. A son. A daughter. A...
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Why I Do Not Take Delight in the Suffering of Others
I have often been told that hatred is natural, that to rejoice when an enemy falls is simply part of the human condition. Some even claim that the sweetness of...
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How Much Should You Know About a Person Before Committing to Hatred of Them?
In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, something deeply unsettling emerged across the digital landscape. Within hours of the announcement, social media platforms filled with memes, out-of-context clips, screenshots, and...
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Indifference as Victim-Blaming: Why Flaunting a Lack of Compassion Is a Moral Judgment
In debates about political violence, public tragedies, or high-profile crimes, a familiar refrain arises: “I just don’t care.” Some insist they are not justifying the harm, not applauding the perpetrator,...
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The Spectacle of Political Debate as Entertainment
In the modern age of politics, the line between intellectual discourse and pure spectacle has blurred beyond recognition. It’s no longer confined to dusty lecture halls or sterile policy discussions;...
