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Postliberal Conservatism Can’t Build a Real Community

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By Matt McManus
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The odyssey of The Odyssey is itself quite the tale. Throughout the centuries, creative reinterpretations of Homer’s epic have been offered by everyone from Dante Alighieri, who placed Odysseus in the eighth circle of his Inferno, to James Joyce, who reconceived the titular hero as an ethnic Jew wandering the streets of early twentieth-century Dublin.
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Socialists Aren’t Naive About Human Nature

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By Matt McManus
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Many have long chastised the Left for its supposed naivete about human nature. To these critics, the Left thinks that human beings are by nature good. Left-wingers of all stripes of course recognize that there are many evils in the world — otherwise they wouldn’t be on the Left. But, the criticism goes, left-wingers refuse to attribute these evils to human nature, instead blaming flawed institutions and culture.
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Christopher Nolan vs. the Chuds

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By Matt McManus
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The “chudosphere” has had a very busy last few days. Ever tasked by Our Lord with his heaviest burdens, one depraved event has inspired every last one of them to rise up in the heroic battle of complaining on X. The blasphemy I speak of is, of course, Academy Award nominee Eliot Page’s approximately five minutes of screen time in Christopher Nolan’s recent adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey.
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