How do you identity delusory thinking? A few examples: It is normal and beneficent to allow children to change their sex if they want to. American elections are always completely fair and honest and to say to the contrary is false propaganda that undermines democracy. A rowdy but unarmed walk by the people through their Capitol is an insurrection. Military action in remote parts of the world, sometimes in behalf of former enemies like ISIS, is a mission to spread “democratic capitalism.” Post-Soviet Russia is a threat to the United States. Murdering women and children is the proper response to “terrorism.” There is not enough talent among Americans so expert foreigners must be imported to make our corporations work. America is really just an idea that allows anybody who believes in it to come on in. Affluent government-paid people inside the Washington bubble know what is best for ordinary Americans, who should stop their ignorant populist complaining. The death of a criminal thug in police custody in Minnesota requires the destruction of 100 year old Confederate monuments.
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Paul Yarbrough
4/1/2024 09:00:46 am
Dr. Wilson,
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dogface
4/1/2024 08:19:52 pm
In my neck of the woods, there is a landlord/squatter rights fight going on. The Indian gentleman was lamenting the death of the "American Dream." Or more simply the accumulation of material wealth.
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General Kromwell
4/4/2024 08:52:53 am
The Mind of the Southern People
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Clyde N Wilson
4/4/2024 01:51:48 pm
General, I think we may hope that that is changing.
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4/20/2024 09:58:56 am
This seems apropos to the thread: Just spoke with a woman with a doctorate in education who teaches kindergarten in Raleigh, who urges architects to rename "Master Bedroom and Master Bath on plans to "Primary Bedroom and Primary Bath." That word "Master" must be expunged.
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AuthorClyde Wilson is a distinguished Professor Emeritus of History at the University of South Carolina He is the author or editor of over thirty books and published over 600 articles, essays and reviews Archives
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