The Purpose of Judges.
Unpack the crucial distinctions between the left, conservatives and liberals on legal fairness, and see why their approaches to rights, reform, and equality can lead to dramatically different outcomes in the courtroom.
The International Ideal.
Institutions like the World Economic Forum, United Nations, and European Union increasingly pressure national governments to comply with global mandates, often overriding the will of their own citizens. Critics argue that this top-down approach erodes local autonomy and threatens the very fabric of national sovereignty. As global bodies push progressive agendas, resistance is mounting among those who see these efforts as a direct assault on liberty and self-determination.
America’s Founders.
America’s founders have become lightning rods in today’s culture wars. Their legacies are fiercely contested between those who see them as visionary champions of liberty and those who see them as rich white slaveowners. The contradictions they embodied are not relics of the past—our own lives are entangled in modern injustices, from the minerals in our smartphones to the labor behind their assembly. The uncomfortable truth is that every era is built on moral compromises that demand honest reckoning rather than easy condemnation.
Differences Between the Left and Conservatives
The differences between the left and conservatives aren’t just about politics—it’s a battle of visions for society. This exploration cuts through tribal rhetoric, revealing how values, not parties, define the division—and why understanding them might just save the democracy from itself.