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9 August, 2020

Right-Wingers Are Normal — You Knew That, Huh?

Posted by Socrates in Charlottesville rally, jewed culture, jewed law, jewed media, jewed politics, leftism, leftists, liberal mindset, liberalism, liberals, liberals-as-children, political persecution, Political Science, politics, rallies, right-wing people, rightists, Socrates at 12:32 pm | Permanent Link

“But a new study by Danish social scientist Emil Kirkegaard (right) has replicated the Pew Research findings with a vengeance, revealing that, in a huge dataset and on multiple different measures, being Left-wing predicts being mentally ill while being Right-wing is associated with sound mental health [Mental Illness and the Left, by Emil Kirkegaard, Mankind […]



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31 October, 2014

UN Says Spain Can’t Instantly Deport Refugees

Posted by Socrates in "international law", Bush, immigration, internationalism, Iraq, Iraq War, Japan, NATO, Political Science, Roosevelt, Socrates, sovereignty, Spain, treaties, UN, UN founders at 3:21 pm | Permanent Link

Spain signed the 1951 UN Refugee Convention. Why? Who knows? But it doesn’t matter. We learned in Political Science class that all countries have automatic sovereignty first and foremost. That means that one country cannot meddle in the policies and decisions of another country. What occurs in country “X” is its business and nobody else’s […]



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