Both Sides Are Using Democratic Politicians As Whataboutism Punching Bags And It Needs To Stop There is a particular kind of argument that has become so common in American political discourse that most people do not even notice it anymore. It hides in plain sight. It shows up in comment sections, in dinner table arguments,Continue reading “Stop the “what if Obama” whataboutism”
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Why Calling Nick Fuentes a āWhite Fred Hamptonā Isnāt Just Wrong ā Itās Threatening
Frimpongās video titled āNick Fuentes: White Fred Hampton. Hear Me Out!ā attempts to position Fuentes ā a known white nationalist ā as analogous to Fred Hampton, the legendary Black Panther and multiracial workingāclass organizer. On its face, the move seems provocative ā perhaps intentionally so ā but on closer inspection it reveals a deeply incoherentContinue reading “Why Calling Nick Fuentes a āWhite Fred Hamptonā Isnāt Just Wrong ā Itās Threatening”
Antifa Sucks: Stop the LARPing, Start Doing Something Real
Itās time we get real about Antifa. Letās not sugarcoat it, letās not dance around it, letās call it what it is: cringe, destructive, violent, and pointless. And I donāt mean just a little bit pointless. I mean completely, utterly, in-your-face pointless. These so-called āanti-fascistsā parade around in black from head to toe, covering theirContinue reading “Antifa Sucks: Stop the LARPing, Start Doing Something Real”
Why āEat the Richā Is a Stupid Phrase That Hurts the Left
On the surface, the phrase āeat the richā sounds like a fun bit of rebellious sloganeering. Itās edgy, provocative, and meant to shock. But letās be honest: itās also one of the dumbest phrases weāve adopted in leftist spaces. And if we actually care about building a better world, then maybe itās time we retireContinue reading “Why āEat the Richā Is a Stupid Phrase That Hurts the Left”
No More Half-Measures: Why I’m Not Cheering for Zohran Mamdani
Iām done with half-measures. Iām done with the hollow victories. Iām done with celebrating incremental changes from a party that was never built for real transformation. The Democratic Party has long promised progress, and even when it delivers, the progress is fragileāeasily reversed the moment the political winds shift. Iāve watched it happen again andContinue reading “No More Half-Measures: Why I’m Not Cheering for Zohran Mamdani”