A Journal for Western Man-- Issue XIII
Although TRA supports the right to smoke of volitionally consenting adults, Steven Weingarten speaks of horrendous health defects of such a practice, as well as of tobacco companies' frightening tendency to target youths with their advertisements.
This short story by G. Stolyarov II depicts the ultimate conflict of the near future, between the prodigious self-made industrialist and the mystical governement-regulator hippie.
H.L. Mencken was an author whose cynicism toward government and whose embrace of individual sovereignty should serve as fitting guidelines for the thinkers of today, writes Dr. Gary M. Galles.
Continuing his profound Orwell's Warning commentary series, G. Stolyarov II explores the means by which the statist oligarchy in Mr. Orwell's magnum opus crushes dissent against its ironfisted rule.
Who becomes the collectivist oligarch and what are his motivations? G. Stolyarov II explores that question in this essay.
How can one distinguish the honest, law-enforcing "Bobby" cop from the terror-inflicting, populace-harassing "Gestapo" cop? Michael Miller writes that one must merely inspect the cop's position on gun control to find out.
William K. Kelly argues that productivity and family values, i.e. qualities of individuals, not diverse ethnographic makeup, are inherent determinants of this country's greatness.
Criticism of radical and controversial beliefs is not a violation of free speech, writes Charles Bloomer. Rather, it is an exercise of free speech and an inevitable consequence of a free market of ideas.
