Entries by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.
Combate ao racismo: a estratégia do Dr. Andrew Joyce
O que a razão não dá, ela não tira. (Jonathan Swift) It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into. (Jonathan Swift) É realmente triste andar pelas ruas das grandes e médias cidades do Ocidente hoje e perceber as quantiosas plêiades de cientistas, engenheiros e filósofos […]
Latter-Day Flagellants, Christianity, and the Politics of Evil
“Using these whips they beat and whipped their bare skin until their bodies were bruised and swollen and blood rained down, spattering the walls nearby. I have seen, when they whipped themselves, how sometimes those bits of metal penetrated the flesh so deeply that it took more than two attempts to pull them out.” Heinrich […]
A Modest Proposal to End Systemic Racism
“It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into.” ― Jonathan Swift It is truly a melancholy sight to walk through the great cities and towns of the West today and observe the countless corpses of Black scientists, engineers, and philosophers left behind by the brutal […]
When Jews Define Fascism
Concluding one of America’s more infamous obscenity trials in 1964, Justice Potter Stewart absolved a controversial French motion picture with an opinion that has since passed into common parlance: “I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description; and perhaps I could never […]
Meditations on Hate
“Nature seems made up of antipathies: without something to hate, we should lose the very spring of thought and action. … Hatred alone is immortal.” William Hazlitt, 1826 No human feeling has been more maligned, slandered, abused, and misappropriated in contemporary culture than the humble and dignified hatred. Wars have been declared against it. Legislation […]
Review: From Kosher to Halal
From Kosher to Halal: When Greed, Politics, and the Sneaky Destruction of Western Civilization Intertwine Suzanne Bousquet Translated from French by David Smith, 2020. Four years ago, I was asked by a Jew on social media why I thought myself an expert on the Jewish people. The question was obviously intended as the prelude […]
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