The Ethical Spectacle

Vol. XIII, No. 6, June 2006

How Mourning Becomes Kitsch

by Jonathan Wallace

A memorial for people who ostensibly died in defense of diversity cannot contain any diversity of opinion.

On Crossing the Hudson River by Sy Schechtman You can live eighty per cent of your life with twenty percent of your purchases.	My America by Christine Smith Forty things I would do to fix America.
Americans' Unforgivable Attitudes on Immigration by Daniel Welch Ha! Sucks to be you! Get your own country!	Letters To The Ethical Spectacle Are you that demented or lemming-like?

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