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Overestimated Wholesomeness

I’ve never been one to require much convincing on the subject of things going wrong around America. Sometimes, however, in

A set of salient issues escape the comprehension of what appears to be a majority of the population. For example:

For those of you who have yet to understand why the ruling class has determined that topics such as CRT,

I’m not an advocate of setting oneself on fire. As a practical matter, it proffers little utility. Moreover, the way

The last three years and beyond have made it abundantly clear that the American Empire cares nothing for the future

One thing that always fascinates me is how quickly conservatives will recognize that many modern events are bold-faced lies, but

One of the fun things about our evil and insane system is that those who think some accommodation is to

I dislike disco, but it also strangely fascinates me. Not for the music itself, which I find overly commercial and

A democracy might’ve worked for an ancient Greek city state, but in the modern Western context it merely serves as

What does the International Monetary Fund, other globalists, and libertarians all love? Specialization. The “international division of labor,” as it