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Shooting blind—at shooter motives
Given the alarming number of recent mass shootings, have we been shooting blind in our own analysis of these shooters' motives?
Shooting blind—at shooter motives
When objective isn't—there's Objectivism
When objective isn't—there's Objectivism
If philosophy seems boring to you, it's probably because the particular philosophies with which you're familiar actually are boring and irrelevant.
Official Dumb—the incompetence of state regulation
Official Dumb—the incompetence of state regulation
The ridiculous fine of $28,870.50 levied against Nova Scotia resident Jeff Evely is a classic example of officialdom hard at work.
The Majority Rule: The majority is never Right
The Majority Rule: The majority is never Right
Since in any free society no one 'rules' anyone else, the democratic principle of 'majority rule' must be framed in that light.
Jean therapy—against the WOKE virus
Jean therapy—against the WOKE virus
Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle blue jeans ad has proven to be a 'jean therapy' against the WOKE virus. But is it a cure?
The Obama bombshell—and the call for accountability
The Obama bombshell—and the call for accountability
The difficulty in holding individual politicians 'accountable' for their actions is an unavoidable part of the democratic process.
Third Party politics: Two's company, Three's a democracy
"Almost every major reform that has ever happened in American history is due to third parties," explains lawyer Robert Barnes.
Third Party politics: Two's company, Three's a democracy
The erotic side of human sexuality
The erotic side of human sexuality
Many recent studies and surveys concerning human sexual behavior are revealing data uncomfortable to some, while reassuring to others.
The artificial debate about Artificial Intelligence (AI)
It's interesting to observe how words like 'intelligent' and 'smart' are being used to describe devices that are anything but.
The artificial debate about Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The defining point: EVIL is LIVE spelled backwards
The defining point: EVIL is LIVE spelled backwards
There is a symbolic truth to the saying that 'EVIL is LIVE spelled backwards.' After all, the defining point of 'evil' concerns life itself.
The trans political language barrier—Left and Right
Missing from most discussions about the political Left and Right are any consistent definitions of each polarity in terms of its principles.
The trans political language barrier—Left and Right
WOKE joke—the fallacy of the WOKE Right
James Lindsay has mischievously created the concept of WOKE Right in such a convoluted way as to make any understanding of either word impossible.
WOKE joke—the fallacy of the WOKE Right
VERITAS!—to tyranny
VERITAS!—to tyranny
As Senegal's Magatte Wade explains, Africa's poverty and tyranny are a direct consequence of the deadly ideology of socialism, now being practised in Canada.
VERITAS!—to freedom
When socialists advocate a society based on 'collective ownership,' the flaw in their plan is that there is no such thing as group ownership.
VERITAS!—to freedom
What's so funny?—just about everything
What's so funny?—just about everything
What's 'funny' can be something that causes us to laugh or be amused, or it can also refer to something that is peculiar, strange, or odd.
The epistemology of God—and the debate over nothing
The epistemology of God—and the debate over nothing
Whether theist or atheist, both sides of the debate usually share the same logical fallacy - the fallacy of non-existence.
Monsters to destroy—for the neocon agenda
Given its implicit objective of seeking 'monsters to destroy,' it seems Just Right that the neocon agenda be considered monstrous.
Monsters to destroy—for the neocon agenda
The minority report—Canada's democracy inaction
The minority report—Canada's democracy inaction
On the heels of a Canadian election that both started and ended with a minority Liberal government, the term 'democracy inaction' takes on a new meaning.
Future shock—the science and politics of the coming era
It appears that the 'future' is not so much ahead of us as behind us, given emerging accounts of advanced technologies far beyond our daily experience.
Future shock—the science and politics of the coming era
Canada's Carney Crisis—manipulating the Right
Canada's Carney Crisis—manipulating the Right
Perhaps Canada's biggest political parlor trick of all occurred with the Liberal Party's appointment of Mark Carney as its leader.
Trump's tariff trials—verdicts pending
Will Trump's tariff strategies to make America great again actually work, or is Trump just becoming another global protectionist?
Trump's tariff trials—verdicts pending
Anti-feminine isms—and the destruction of femininity
Anti-feminine isms—and the destruction of femininity
"Feminism, the extremist-and of late years the predominant cult of the Woman's Movement, is Masculinism," asserted Arabella Kenealy in 1920.
"Don't label me!" —behind the political identity crisis
"Don't label me!" —behind the political identity crisis
In the world of politics the first rule is "Define, or be defined" and political victories are won by those who do the defining.
The PPC vs the PPC—the People's Party of Canada versus the People Problem in Canada
In this 2025 Canadian election, Maxime Bernier and the People's Party of Canada have been entirely 'Left' out of the picture by the media. Donate: www.Paypal.me/JustRightMedia
The PPC vs the PPC—the People's Party of Canada versus the People Problem in Canada
So where's the party? —on the Left or Right?
So where's the party? —on the Left or Right?
The Left has effectively merged numerous political parties into a Uniparty. So to the Right, the question must be asked: Where's the party? Donate: www.Paypal.me/JustRightMedia