Communist agitators and revisionist history tend to go quite well together. When people use the tired phrase "those who don't remember history are doomed to repeat it"--or some variation of this nonsense--they always fail to realize that the "history" that they're "remembering" has been retconned and corrupted by the insidious media, elitist corporate and globalist… Continue reading The Cool, Calm, and Collected Civil War Companion
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The New Cosmopolitics: Will America Ever Come Back From This?
Cosmopolitics is an old, barely-used term that has something to do with separating politics from culture in such a way that irrational and unrealistic ideas can be discussed outside the realm of reality. Essentially, a way for the apolitical “Cosmopolitan” or “Globalist” with no desire to inform themselves in the age of information to talk… Continue reading The New Cosmopolitics: Will America Ever Come Back From This?
Talking Nerdy, Ep. 230: Elephant Seals Against Fascism
Superbowl LI and the speculation over Lady Gaga's inevitable Half Time Show disaster / Shamir is back! / Turbo Tax's disturbing Humpty Dumpty commercial / Checking in to He Will Not Divide Us / Frantic NYU Professor goes full-blown-insane / Pocahontas loses a whole crowd in an airport / SNL lampoons Sean Spicer with a mannish Melissa McCarthy / Verne Troyer does an unboxing / Review Brah… Continue reading Talking Nerdy, Ep. 230: Elephant Seals Against Fascism
How to Fight for Animal Rights & Not Get Laid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH0Rj2xcqQs For reasons that shouldn't be a total mystery, activism is sexy. Whether you're a left wing radical building a pipe bomb to protest war; or an Islamist radical building a bomb out of a pressure cooker to protest a marathon, you'll likely find some naive young dropout or human sexuality major to press your… Continue reading How to Fight for Animal Rights & Not Get Laid
Oil Pipeline Protests a Crude Excuse for Tribalism
There are a few things we can probably all agree on: America needs to be energy independent, and America needs to decrease its reliance on non-renewable energy sources. Both of those things go hand-in-hand most of the time; but because we can't snap our fingers and magically conjure up a universal new energy plan that… Continue reading Oil Pipeline Protests a Crude Excuse for Tribalism
Talking Nerdy, Ep. 209: Social Justice Olympics
It's an East Coast Heatwave, so the gloves have come off / Kenny Baker lives to be 600 Dwarf Years / Star Wars Rogue One debuts their fanboy boner-inducing Darth Vader teaser / Simone Manuel becomes the most important person at the Olympics / SJWs try to take down Sausage Party / A mysterious open letter to Warner… Continue reading Talking Nerdy, Ep. 209: Social Justice Olympics
Talking Nerdy, Ep. 202: What About Brexit at Tiffany’s?
Dan spends two weeks researching Sex and the City / Politicians behaving like children, and actual children behaving like politicians / Down goes Bernie / Does anyone actually care about the Brexit? / There is no gun control / Game of Thrones gives us the episode we've all been waiting for / Joe gets the goosies /… Continue reading Talking Nerdy, Ep. 202: What About Brexit at Tiffany’s?
Talking Nerdy, Ep. 108: Fireside and Firebombs with Conrad Benner
Streets Dept founder Conrad Benner joins us to talk nerdy about street art, counterculture, and haters on Facebook. We cover the violent climate of Ferguson, MO and the unfounded hatred of the ALS Cold Water Challenge! We finish out the episode with some Bachelor Party stories, getting shot in the nuts, and a rousing game… Continue reading Talking Nerdy, Ep. 108: Fireside and Firebombs with Conrad Benner
Occupy Philadelphia Pushes Forward: Day 2
It's the second day of what's being called "Occupy Philly," a 99-percenter movement spawned from the spirit of "Occupy Wall Street." For those of you who haven't been following the events, they are essentially a rallying cry across the country for accountability from the top 1%, the wealthy, the bankers, the business owners--more specifically--the companies… Continue reading Occupy Philadelphia Pushes Forward: Day 2
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Rocks the Casbah
If you haven't had your head buried in the proverbial sand the past few weeks, you'd be semi-aware that there's turmoil in the fertile crescent. Is it the fertile crescent? Maybe not, but you understand where I'm going with this, hopefully. The big news is Iran's recent election and I have to say, I'm getting… Continue reading Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Rocks the Casbah
Teabagging, as I Understand It
Rapidly sweeping the country like some sort of limbless terrapin is a form of non-violent protest called "Teabagging." Now, I know what you're thinking, but the invaluable mainstream media has assured me that this has absolutely nothing to do with the practice of delicately dunking one's own Chicken McNuggets into the unsuspecting gaping maw of a sleeping companion. Far from… Continue reading Teabagging, as I Understand It