Posted on 29 January 2012.
At the request of some of our readers, RidingTheTiger.org has opened a discussion forum. The discussion forum will serve as an area to discuss politics, current events, religion, philosophy, and science from a Traditionalist and Third Position perspective. Registration is free, and forum members will be able to post as soon as they are approved [...]
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Posted in Site News
Posted on 26 January 2012. Tags: Britain, child abuse, culture, feminism, gender neutrality, homosexuality, liberalism, political correctness
Recently, the news of a two British lesbians who decided to raise a child in a “gender neutral” environment reached newspapers both here and in England because the couple decided that to finally reveal that the child was a boy. Only, the child wasn’t being raised to be “gender neutral”. Despite the claims that they [...]
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Posted in Current Events, Europe
Posted on 19 January 2012. Tags: compromise, conservatism, liberalism, moderates, moderation, politics, tradition
Every so often here at RidingTheTiger, we get messages saying that we’re going too far, and that we need to tone down our rhetoric. Such people sometimes say that we are pushing away allies and making our message less popular through advocating a reactionary or “extreme” platform. In a word, they wish that we would [...]
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Posted in Politics
Posted on 16 January 2012. Tags: bobby fischer, chess
Robert James Fischer, known to the world and as “Bobby” Fischer, the world chess champion, passed away on this day in 2008. He was 63 years old. Widely known as one of the world’s best chess players, he was remembered as perhaps the man who revolutionized the game of chess more than anyone else in the [...]
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Posted in Other
Posted on 16 January 2012. Tags: civil rights, egalitarianism, human rights, Martin Luther King, revisionism
Today and tomorrow, children all over America, will likely spend some portion of the day eulogizing a modern-day saint, who has been canonized by the media. Assemblies will be called, guest speakers will be brought in, and even others will be “mobilized” in memory of this supposedly greater-than-life hero. Likewise, on this day (an honor [...]
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Posted in History
Posted on 09 January 2012. Tags: 2012 election, democrats, Iowa Primary, politics, republican, Ron Paul, voting
With the arrival of 2012, the American Presidential election is sure to be a topic which is on many people’s minds, both in America and abroad. Among the candidates, there is one person in particular who seems to earn the anger and vitriol of the media, special interest groups, and lobbyists. That person is none [...]
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Posted in Current Events, North America, Politics