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Random Factor Social Suicide

January 19, 2021Jacob Robinson Leave a comment
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We live in a world where widespread scrutiny exists over actions and everything is naked through the internet. The wide majority of people who have been ‘cancelled’ now likely didn’t expect their actions to give them persecution when they were first made. So, what are the chances it will happen to you?

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How to Win an Election

August 31, 2020Jacob Robinson Leave a comment
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For the final part of my election trilogy, I wanted to try and answer the ultimate question: how do you win an election in the first place?

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Nationalism’s Pros and Cons

August 24, 2020Jacob Robinson Leave a comment
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Nationalism is talked about a lot in the media, especially with its recent uprising. Unfortunately, nationalism isn’t as black and white as people tend to paint it to be — there are bad parts to nationalism, and there are good parts to nationalism, and knowing the difference is key to running a country optimally.

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Identity and Political Groups

August 17, 2020Jacob Robinson 1 Comment
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Identity and politics play an important, intertwined role. Politics is, of course, itself an identity — but for the focus of this post we’re going to go away from political identity and moreso discuss how identities interlay themselves into politics. 

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But Who’s Right?

April 13, 2020Jacob Robinson Leave a comment
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Politics has created a massive, rippling divide across nations everywhere. All sides seem to be fighting over subjectivities… but there has to be an objectivity lying in the midst somewhere. Right?

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