The Battle for Berkeley and a Win for #MAGA
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you beat their asses into oblivion, then you win.
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Virtue Signalling and the Power in Being Perpetually Offended
It used to be that hard work was the key to affecting change; now it’s victimhood that gets things done.
Why I Don’t Agree with Colin Kaepernick’s National Anthem Protest
As a staunch supporter of free speech, I don’t have a problem with Colin Kaepernick’s right to protest against whatever he wants.
How Will Black Lives Matter Move the Goalposts After Milwaukee?
I’ve never been sympathetic to the grievances of modern Black people. They have the same access to the same opportunities as any other American segment. They’re not barred from buying specific products based on race….
Arguing with Liberals
Those of us who don’t agree with most views associated with liberals can take comfort in a simple but reliable method of gauging how factually correct one’s divergent opinion may be. For the most part,…
Is “Anti-War” Still a Liberal Value?
Being anti-war to liberals is nothing more than partisan posturing with no moral value attached to it at all.
An Honest Moment in the State of the Union 2015
I was driving home from work when the 2015 State of the Union started, so I don’t think I caught all of what President Obama said as my AM tuner fought a losing battle between…
Amnesty and Accelerated Destruction
I’m not one to wallow in self-pity for long. While I’m not completely emotionless — losing this presidential election did bum me out — I try to look at everything through a logical lens. So,…
Election Autopsy and the Virtues of Being Closed-Minded
As an adult, I’ve never been one to advocate for avoiding content as a matter of ideology. As a lover of entertainment, I only skip certain things out of taste, not because the performance/subject/piece espoused…
United Prison of America
I’m usually not one to adopt defeatist attitudes, but after tonight I’m not sure that Conservative values will ever rule the day again in the United States. There are too many single-issue voter groups on…