A Dream of Extreme Control (part 9) – NSFW

I have been promising to return to this story for a while. Well, wait no longer. The next part is here. This post is Not Safe For Work. This post is only for mature audiences. This post contains part nine of a story with sexual language, naughty words and an extreme level of control by one person of another. (one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight) So there is no mistake, I repeat, this story involves an extreme level of control by one person of another. This story is entirely fiction. Reader discretion, as always, is advised.

Libertarianism and Nihilism: A Reply

As you may recall, in my previous post, I addressed a post at Old Right Musings. The author of that blog was kind enough to reply with a post of his own. And to that post, I will now reply. (People easily exchanging words and ideas, this is why I like the internet.)

Concerning Libertarianism: Libertarianism and Moral Nihilism

Yes, I have been away a few weeks. Much has happened. No, I am not going to talk about that. What I am going to talk about is some comments made by another blogger. As you can probably guess by the post title, this one will be political. You have been warned.

Anyway, the author of the blog Old Right Musings recently put up a post about why he no longer considers himself libertarian. Why? Because libertarians are mostly, he says, “moral nihilists who couldn’t care less about organic society or natural institutions”. This is a problem, he says, because “Anyone who thinks that the ideal condition for liberty is moral nihilism or indifferentism to anything that can’t be classified as immediate aggression is an unwitting pawn at the vanguard of tyranny.” Perhaps not an unreasonable, if somewhat hyperbolic, position to take. So what is the big deal? Well, he also says he believes “that the most effective defense of life, liberty and property necessitates a healthy respect for borders, language and culture, to swipe Michael Savage’s motto.” (Italics his.) What is wrong with that? Glad you asked. I will tell you.

“Shame on us if we have forgotten.”

I am warning you now: this is a post that somewhat angrily responds to the attempts by President Obama to verbally bully people into agreeing with him about gun control legislation. If that offends you, too bad. 

200

Guess what, chillins? I made it to 200 posts. So let us have a little fun. And we start with some Trouble.

Hugo Chávez Is Dead

I was not planning on saying anything about the death of Hugo Chávez, because I have nothing nice to say about him. But apparently a lot of other people do, and not just cult of personality followers in Venezuela. A member of the U.S. House of Representatives, one José Serrano, actually praised Hugo Chávez as a good man and a good leader. And that sort of thing is something I do want to talk about. You have been warned.

How to Ask a Dominant Questions

In search terms on my WordPress stats page are a few variation on the subject of asking a Dominant questions. I confess this does not seem a difficult matter to me. I can guess, however, why it might seem an issue of concern to some. Though I am thinking that a more correct phrasing of the issue might be ‘how to respectfully ask a Dominant questions’. So let us take a look at that.