The New Individualist, November 2007
Volume 10: No. 11
“Attila is impotent without the Witch Doctor.”
—Ayn Rand, “For the New Intellectual”
OUR COVER:
After almost every atrocious crime, we learn that the perpetrator was a chronic predator who should have been under lock and key. But, as we explain in this month’s cover story, he was unshackled by an “excuse-making industry.” Art director David Sims shows how this pro-criminal lobby gives professional thugs a pass. (Cover photo by Sharie Crittenden for TNI.)
Contributors
Editor’s Desk: by Robert James Bidinotto
Speak for Yourself: Letters to the Editor
Private I: Consquences Have Ideas by Roger Donway
.: OUT OF STEP:.
Welcome to My.Culture
By Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
Disgusted by the values of an increasingly decadent culture? Emerging technologies now enable you to create your own “micro-culture.”
.: SELF-EXPRESSIONS :.
Inside the Excuse-Making Industry (Part 1)
by Robert James Bidinotto
Our legal system has become a “revolving door” that recycles predatory criminals back into our communities. Who is really responsible for unleashing these monsters.
.:MAVERICKS :.
The Age of Abundance by Brink Lindsey
Reviewed by Roger Donway
Traditional cultural values are mixing and merging with counter-cultural ones. But will the resulting hybrid morality be a sound foundation for a free society?
The Dangerous Book for Boys by
Reviewed by Robert L. Jones
Look out feminists! A charming bestseller is teaching a new generation of boys how to be –well –boys. And our boyish entertainment editor couldn’t be happier.
.: REEL INDIVIDUALISM :.
Who the #$&% us Jackson Pollock?
Reviewed by Robert L. Jones
Is that incoherent painting in your attic just worthless junk, or is it priceless “Art”? A delightful documentary punctures the pretensions on today’s art critics.
Epocrisy
by Robert James Bidinotto
For celebrity environmentalists like Al Gore, practicing a “green,” salf-sacrificial lifestyle is only for the little people. You know –people like you.
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