Category Archives: Moral ingroups
The ‘Immigration’ Debate is a Waste of Time
For close to half a century now those at the Right end of political conservatism throughout the West have been protesting government immigration policy. Much has changed during this period, only invariably for the worse: if twenty, thirty, forty years ago it was thought that the governments of the day were letting in too many [...]
Ingrid Carlqvist and the morality of ethnic nationalism
We Westerners, uniquely I think, are especially prone to establishing morally-based ingroups. In his book, The Righteous Mind, Jonathan Haidt, whose work on academic societies as “tribal moral communities“ of the multicultural left, links the tendency to form moral ingroups to a hunter-gatherer past, when those who transgressed the moral standards of the group were shunned [...]
Facing the Future as a Minority
Was the Immigration Act of 1924 Illiberal?
