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The March of the Davidsbndler against the Philistines
The first battle of the culture war was fought in 19th century Germany among composers and musicians, who were the most respected public figures of their time. On one side were men and women who believed artists were part of a great and beautiful Tradition, and their music should reflect and honor it. On the other side were men and women who saw artists as political revolutionaries, applying their talents to greater social and political aims. The music revolutionaries won, but the war isn't over. Instead, the culture wars have spread to encompass almost every aspect of contemporary life. On one side there are men and women who seek to build a contemporary society that respects and values Tradition. On the other are revolutionaries who want to see the world remade. In this war, the League of David sides with Tradition.

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Welcome, stranger, from whatever link you've come from. Welcome.

Here at the League of David we like to draw your attention to the narcissism, nihilism, and idiocy of the Philistines. Who are the Philistines? They're the dour, dull blue state-voting folks who believe they were born to lead our great civilization into the sunrise of a vast vegetarian socialist Utopia where everyone drives a Prius and shops at Whole Foods.

Here are a few links you may enjoy:

What is a Terrorist? A Quick Guide
If You Have a Grievance, We Have a Gallery
Philistines on Ice (about Iceman)
This is Not Art (our disturbing former president)
The Magic Formula (about Lincoln's new-found sexuality)
Our Ridiculous Feminists (self-explanatory)
Patron Saint for Counterterrorism
Pfuff!
Google & Libraries 101
From Beginning to End

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On the Voice of Modern Women
Shopping in Georgetown, or To Hell and Back
Pictures at an Exhibition (Dutch and American art at the National Gallery)

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