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Ocasio-Cortez and the Coming Leftist Dictatorship

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…down a socialist means of communication. Yet they routinely do it, without regret or without any apparent cognitive dissonance. That tells you what America is facing. The Democratic Party and the leftist movement supporting it are more than a mob mentality. They’re a movement of tyrants. They are, quite literally, America’s next enemy, just as the Nazis, the Communists, and the British Royalty, back in 1776, were once America’s enemy. We have a se… Continue reading →

Why Blame & Shame Won’t Work

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…times means accepting blame, is key to a healthy mind. But shame, guilt or regret is only rational when hard facts and evidence back them up. At the root, the shamer/blamer appeals to your insecurity, low self-esteem, or an unhealthy need to be liked. These are errors and weaknesses. Don’t let the worst people appeal to the worst within you. Stand up for yourself and demand that people provide proof for what they claim, and skip the psychological… Continue reading →

Happy Unearned Guilt Day

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…elf-responsible and productive people Happy Unearned Guilt Day. Don’t feel regret or remorse for your achievements. Don’t lose sight of what you may yet achieve. Don’t succumb to envy, as the Pope encourages, because envy means hatred of success and achievement. If you train yourself to hate another’s capacity for success, you will ultimately hate your own. If you respond to the best within yourself, then you’re worthy enough to embrace life fully… Continue reading →

The Psychological Impact of Loyalty

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…vial reason, you might back away from them without really knowing why, and regret it later. Conversely, if someone betrays you over something important, you’re lost without a set of conscious convictions to guide you; so you might stay in the relationship longer than you should, bolstered only by the vague notion that “This person has been in my life, and I shouldn’t change that now.” Living by a set of conscious convictions and principles grants… Continue reading →