Restoring Order

I'm joined by Bleppsama to discuss the recent spate of murdered left-wingers, European politics, Christianity, and much more!

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I'm joined by J. Burden for a discussion on recent events. We first talk about Rep. Sheila Jackson's recent legislation which would ban criticism of immigration. Does it stand a chance of passing? Why would the establish push for something like this? We then shift gears to discuss the Biden papers. How is the establishment treating his situation differently than Trump's? Do we still have rule of law in America? We answer these questions and more

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I'm joined by Nicholas Sorokin for a discussion on some of Schmitt's central ideas. We explore the different types of enemies in Schmitt's thought, how previous political orders succeeded at containing enmity, the inescapability of the political, the nature of enmity in contemporary politics, and more!

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Ryan Turnipseed joins me for a discussion on his work, the battle against liberalism within Lutheranism, and Generation Z. We discuss what makes Gen Z unique, the challenges it faces, which forces contribute to the particularities of a generation, and much more.

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