Activism Recap

Posted by Diana Hsieh on 25 May 2014 at 1:00 pm Activism Recap

May 252014

This week on The Blog of The Objective Standard:

26 May: On Memorial Day, Let’s Lift Our Heads and Speak by Craig Biddle
25 May: It Really Is About Time by Ari Armstrong
24 May: Egalitarianism vs. Rational Morality on Income Inequality by Ari Armstrong
23 May: Monuments Men Saved Master Artworks from Grip of Nazis by Ari Armstrong
21 May: Lincoln Versus the “Monstrous Injustice of Slavery” by Ari Armstrong
20 May: Murder for Allah—Again (and Again, and . . . ) by Ari Armstrong
20 May: Government Victimizes and Favors Tesla by Violating Rights of All by Michael A. LaFerrara
19 May: In Praise of Those Commercializing the Moon by Ari Armstrong

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This week on The Blog of Modern Paleo:

24 May: Philosophy Weekend: News from Philosophy in Action by Diana Hsieh
23 May: The Paleo Rodeo #215 by Diana Hsieh

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Responsibility & Luck

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