So, shortly after the 2016 Presidential election – in fact, in direct response to it, the mainstream media decided that they needed to blame something for their epic fuck up. They decided to blame sites like Breitbart and the Daily Wire and such as peddling fake news. Trump decided to turn it around on them, labeling them […]
Month: September 2018
Kathleen Sengstock should be fired.
Ugh, before I say anything else, YES, I am aware that Sen. Jeff Flake basically instigated an FBI investigation into this retarded and completely false allegation. Pisses me off, but what can you do? Well, the autists at 8chan have found out who doxxed the senators from yesterday’s hearings. Behold: And a couple of screenshots […]
This Ridiculous Circus
So, unless you’re living in the wilderness and just got back to civilization, I am sure you know all about the ridiculous mess the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation process has been. I didn’t want to write anything about it because I am kind of sick of it, really. That being said, his first accuser, […]
Oh god, not this again.
Oh, it’s Banned Books Week…I think. Or was that last week? Well, it’s in September, and as of this writing, it’s September, so I’m just going to link to last year’s post on the matter. So, get ready to show your kids how wonderful books like Fifty Shades of Gray are. Or, perhaps, you might like a classic […]
A Peek Into Media Bias
NPR has released a hit piece on Alt-Hero, Vox Day’s comic book series. A bit of brief history: ever since the success of the Marvel-based superhero movies (collectively known as the Marvel Cinematic Universe), comic books have had a bit of a renaissance. Unfortunately, just as comic books have received this surge of attention, they’ve all […]
Never Forget
2001 was a life-changing year for me. I graduated from high school that year, and a few months later my baby brother was born. He’s a teenager now, and is hardly a baby, but he’s still my baby brother. Anyway, about three and a half weeks later, the 9/11 terrorist attacks happened. I was living […]