Tag Archives: Gary Cooper High Noon

have horse will trample

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Dave

Stampede in a one horse town. Wild horses could not drag them away…An unwashed mob, scheming to steal the ruling class’s public prestige, the social capital of “neutrality” ; making them look bad. “And after all we’ve done for them!” … Continue reading →

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painting at the we’re O.K. Corral

Posted on March 10, 2012 by Dave

An enduring myth of American culture is that of the rugged individualist. One of the core values of American culture is the drama in all its variants of an individual determinedly sticking to a singular and personal code of ethics … Continue reading →