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A Sunday of Liberty

But we want to be the poets of our life—first of all in the smallest, most everyday matters.

  • By Damian
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Month starting Posts
Dec 2022 7
Jan 2023 7
Feb 2023 11
Mar 2023 8
Apr 2023 5
May 2023 6
Jun 2023 10
Jul 2023 3
Aug 2023 5
Sep 2023 11
Oct 2023 11
Nov 2023 13
Dec 2023 10
Jan 2024 6
Feb 2024 5
Mar 2024 6
Apr 2024 8
May 2024 4
Jun 2024 6
Jul 2024 3
Aug 2024 1
Sep 2024 2
Oct 2024 2
Nov 2024 3

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Most recent posts

Take Another Bite
Joe and Mika went to Mar a Lago to talk with Trump over the weekend. First face-to-face meeting in seven years. “We didn’t see eye-to-eye on a lot of issues and we told him so,” …
On , by Outis Niemand, 445 words
Better Late Than Never
Fellow fans of Theodore Dalrymple’s essays, rejoice; for I have made a serendipitous discovery. Nothing but Wickedness: Idleness, Madness, and the Culture of Decline, his out-of-print? never-printed? long-delayed? book, is finally being released this week. …
On , by Outis Niemand, 56 words
What Toys We Are
I can’t overstate my contempt. It’s been a decade of nonsense, of hysteria, of fake moral panics, of distractions and inanity, and you losers have nothing to show for it. Libs, you accomplished nothing, you’re …
On , by Outis Niemand, 251 words