Anyone who studied the socio-cultural behaviors of everyday Americans in the US over the past decade will notice a growing “nostalgia” for the 1980s-2000s. What began as “nostalgia for the 1980s” a decade earlier has since become a “nostalgia for… Read More ›
Conservative Socialism is an ideology whose time has yet to begin in the New 20th Century that is the 21st century. As I had stated before on multiple occasions, building the Socialist Future and preserving the Conservative Past are one… Read More ›
My forays into the non-economic and non-financial implications related to the Work-Standard have brought me to an array of interesting topics worthy of mention here. We rely on specific Conceptions of Currency within our everyday lives, and yet we also… Read More ›
“Democracy never turns bedfellows into complete strangers.” Outside of The Fourth Estate, I must admit that while my own politics can be very complex and nuanced, it will always be summarized as Conservative Socialism. To build the Socialist future and… Read More ›
“The question: ‘What is Conservative?’ leads on to another: ‘When will Conservatism become possible again?’ The confusion of Conservatism with Reaction arose when our political life lost its Conservative basis and was invaded by Reactionary phrase-mongering on the one side,… Read More ›
My fellow Americans, what makes these United States so different from the rest of the Americas? Is it because we are a very complex “society” with an equally complex history spanning four centuries? Is it because we are “wealthier” than… Read More ›
There are still going to be people searching for alternatives to Liberal Capitalism, rejecting its different variants and tendencies. Liberal Capitalism has had a long history of those who opposed it for various different motives. Often, history recalls that those… Read More ›
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