For centuries the western world has leveraged compulsory public education and attendance laws to promote cultural assimilation. In many cases the ends are different but the means are always the same, children. The virtue signaling and misguided altruism is nothing more than a mirage to distract from a specific political or social agenda. There is […]
Nevada Legislature Tries to Limit Freedom of Choice
This story originally appeared in The Reno Gazette Journal Dusty Wunderlich | Published July 20, 2017 From a young age, we innately want to make our own choices. Even toddlers start to have their own preferences that are unique to their happiness. The ability to choose is such a paramount foundation for freedom that our […]
Is The Millennial Socialist Confused?
I find it quite interesting that the Millennial generation has taken to Socialism and largely the biggest supporter of the Socialist Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. I find their actions and consumer behaviors indicate the exact opposite of the economic and political philosophies of Socialism. However, when looked at objectively there really is not irony in […]
The Problem of Morality: How Do We Reconcile So Many Definitions of Right and Wrong?
The Problem of Morality is a question that I have been wrestling with most of 2014 and through extensive reading, seeking, and my own life experiences this year I have put together this blog as a culmination of my thoughts and position on this very important and critical question. I will start the blog […]
The Man In The Arena
Today we celebrate our great countries independence and I thought it was appropriate to post my favorite quote, The Man in the Arena, from one of my favorite leaders, President Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy encompassed the great qualities of will, perseverance, honor and conviction that this country was built on. We are lucky to have leaders like Teddy and […]