Okay, what the actual fuck is “the Kirkiversary”? Apparently, we’ve reached the point on the internet where the anniversary of someone’s murder is being turned into a fucking joke. For those who somehow haven’t encountered it, “Kirkiversary” or “Kirkversary” has been circulating online as a meme surrounding the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death. People haveContinue reading “The Kirkiversary Is Not Funny”
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A Follow-Up on Lindsay Clancy
I’ve seen some of the discussions surrounding the Lindsay Clancy case, and I’ve seen people defending her, excusing what happened, and even arguing that her husband was actually responsible. So let me clarify something. I don’t know what happened with absolute certainty. I wasn’t there. I don’t have access to every piece of evidence presentedContinue reading “A Follow-Up on Lindsay Clancy”
I’m Sorry, But I’m Not Buying the Lindsay Clancy Excuse
Let me say this upfront: what happened in the Lindsay Clancy case is tragic. Three children are dead. A family has been destroyed. There is nothing about that that should be celebrated, minimized, or turned into some kind of spectacle. But personally? I have a hard time buying the argument that postpartum mental illness shouldContinue reading “I’m Sorry, But I’m Not Buying the Lindsay Clancy Excuse”
So Where Do I Stand?
After my last two posts, I think I need to make something very clear. Where do I actually stand on all of this? Well, you know where I stand. I’m against it. I’m against ICE unjustly affecting people. And I mean people. Not just people I like. Not just people I agree with. Not justContinue reading “So Where Do I Stand?”
Luigi Is a Test
I’ve written about the Luigi Mangione case before. But this post isn’t really about him. And it certainly isn’t about taking the side of Luigi or the CEO who was killed. This is something different. This is about what this case says about us. Let me start with something that shouldn’t even have to beContinue reading “Luigi Is a Test”
The Danger of Inflated Numbers, The Reality of Online Abuse, And Why Accuracy Still Matters
There are certain stories that immediately generate horror, anger, disgust, and fear the moment people hear about them. Stories involving abuse, exploitation, SA, coercion, predatory behavior, and online communities centered around harming others understandably trigger intense emotional reactions. They should. Some subjects deserve public outrage. Some topics deserve scrutiny. Some spaces deserve exposure and consequences.Continue reading “The Danger of Inflated Numbers, The Reality of Online Abuse, And Why Accuracy Still Matters”
No Exceptions, No Justifications — Accountability Must Not Become Imitation
This is going to be heavy. And I’m intentionally using censored language here—“r word,” “r wordist,” “SA,” “SAer”—because the reality behind those words is already serious enough without needing to spell everything out. Let me be clear from the start: what r wordists and SAers do is horrific. It is a violation of another humanContinue reading “No Exceptions, No Justifications — Accountability Must Not Become Imitation”
Arrest Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries: They Are Enabling the Destruction
It’s beyond frustrating to watch the political elites, the so-called leaders of our country, casually play along with the disastrous decisions that continue to escalate tensions and put us on the edge of war. Kyle Kulinski has rightly pointed out the urgent need to hold Trump and his administration accountable for the attacks on Iran.Continue reading “Arrest Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries: They Are Enabling the Destruction”
The Depths of Power and the Epstein Case: A Reflection
In recent years, the revelations surrounding Jeffrey Epstein have cast a dark shadow over the world’s power structures. It seems that with every document released, another layer of a very deep, complex web is exposed. However, for many, the full extent of what happened remains hidden beneath layers of secrecy, redactions, and legal protections. WhileContinue reading “The Depths of Power and the Epstein Case: A Reflection”
When Patriotism Becomes a Death Sentence: Why Blind Loyalty to Your Country Is Intellectual and Moral Cowardice
The phrase “my country, right or wrong” has been wielded like a cudgel for generations, used to silence dissent, shame critics, and enforce conformity to whatever madness those in power happen to be pursuing at any given moment. It’s a mentality that sounds noble on its surface, evoking images of steadfast loyalty and unwavering commitment,Continue reading “When Patriotism Becomes a Death Sentence: Why Blind Loyalty to Your Country Is Intellectual and Moral Cowardice”