Is fear of failure the ultimate dream killer, or do you nurture it as an excuse for your refusal to try?
Tag: Alfonzo Rachel
Can post-modern society revive the force of shame without making it a governmental power? Who decides what’s shameful?
Is ‘honor’ a man thing, because it requires a kind of ultimate sacrifice that falls almost exclusively to males?
Do you have admirably-high standards and an unshakeable will to achieve those standards? Or do you suffer from crippling perfectionism?
The U.S. murder rate took the biggest leap in modern history in 2020, at a time when activists and politicians cried out to ‘defund the police’.
As we’re getting pulled into The Matrix, how will you exercise reason and judgment in a world that’s undetectably unreal?
If we commit to take revenge, can we draw up short of surrendering our own humanity?
As we remember the falling towers — and the falling man — from September 11, 2001, Bill Whittle and Alfonzo Rachel explore why it’s crucial that we conjure ‘the mystic chords of memory’.
How can we disengage from the crazy Left, without sacrificing our principles?
Meanwhile, Pentagon spokesman says we have Americans who get stranded in countries all the time. So…no big deal?
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Right Angle: Backstage (08-31-2021)
If you can get banned from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms, what are the platform owners so afraid of?
Should we cashier soldiers who shoot off their mouths about public policy?
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Right Angle: Backstage (08-24-2021)
When an officer of the law takes the law into his own hands he joins the worst betrayers of the American Republic.