Revisiting Harvey Milk, Jim Jones, And San Francisco’s Ten Days Of Violence
Author Daniel J. Flynn’s, ‘Cult City: Jim Jones, Harvey Milk, and 10 Days that Shook San Francisco,’ is a compelling history that looks at two pivotal events of the 1970s that further woke America up to the realities of hippie idealism.
Conservatism Is The New Counterculture
People desperately want to think for themselves instead of being told what they can and cannot do. But the modern left won’t allow such heresy.
No, The ‘March For Our Lives’ Isn’t Defining A Generation
We are told the Parkland kids have defined their generation. We’ve been told this before, and it’s always wrong.
Why Jack Kerouac Loathed The Hippy Generation He Inspired
Jack Kerouac would have hated me, because I took his work seriously rather than as cautionary tales. So did the entire Beat generation.
Why All The Hippies Morphed Into Campus Fascists
How the flower people transformed our universities and colleges into the most rigid, closed-minded, repressive, unthinking sort of society.
A Hippie Discovers Economics, And You’ll Never Guess What Happens Next!
What if we all grew crops and traded with each other? And what if we discovered the science of economics?
The ‘Inherent Vice’ Of This Film Is Its Lack Of A Reason For Existing
Like 1970s California, ‘Inherent Vice’ sounds fun—until you visit. Then it’s just confusing.
Are Hobbits For Hippies? Or, How Would J.R.R. Tolkien Vote?
Here’s what we can learn about J.R.R. Tolkien’s views of man and government from The Hobbit.
LBJ Was The Original Hippie
If you read LBJ’s Great Society speech, he comes across as a big, doe-eyed, muddled-headed hippie.
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