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As my mentor William F. Buckley once put it, “Materialistic democracy beckons every man to make himself a king; republican citizenship incites every man to be a knight.”https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/07/opinion/national-service-americorps-coronavirus.html …
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We will not have a cohesive nation unless our young men and women serve at the crossroad of need. The only debate is who gets the most benefit from the experience-those who receive the need or provide the service. I believe the latter.
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I thought a huge point of America was to getting rid of nobility.
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Only getting rid of nobility by birth, not by money.
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first, universal healthcare
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Not to mention service is a great way to get exposure to and humanize people who might not be part of your bubble.
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Like the quote. Remain a 'republican' in the Rousellian-European sense. While not a question when Herr Doktor Buckley had network airtime, what are the women to do in this governance model he do artfully proposed? Note: Switzerland did not allow women to vote until 1976.
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And we can afford it Intro to Monetary Post Keynesian Econhttps://tinyurl.com/yajh97eh
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I love William Buckley! Grateful to be his friend!
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