Hate is Hate: The Toxic Brew of Race, Sex Workers, and Hysteria in Atlanta Shootings
When you boil the Asian massage shootings down to misogyny & hatred of sex workers, there’s plenty of evil left to attribute to racism.
Monthly Archive: March 2021
Shooting at Boulder Grocery Store Leaves 10 Dead
Ten people, including a responding police officer, are dead and the shooter is in custody after a killing spree in Boulder, Colorado.
The Twisted Tale of One Eric Greitens: Read It For Yourself
The obsessively ambitious never give up, they just regroup like nothing ever happened. Read For Yourself what did happen with Eric Greitens
Top 10 Films of 2020
While the “Oscar year” was extended through February 2021, I decided to limit my top 10 films of 2020 to the calendar year.
Sidney Powell Dominion Lawsuit Motion to Dismiss: Read It For Yourself
Sidney Powell was full of it when she argued that Dominion was part of a giant conspiracy, according to Sidney Powell’s own motion to dismiss.
You Thought The 2020 Elections Were Over? Pffff….
Just when we thought we were out, and done with, the 2020 election cycle…THEY PULL US BACK IN to a House election in Iowa.
SCOTUS To Consider Death Penalty For Boston Marathon Bomber
The United States Supreme Court will consider whether or not to reinstate the death penalty for the convicted Boston Marathon bomber.
What Does Getting Vaccinated Have To Do With Freedom?
What does getting vaccinated have to do with freedom? It depends on what you mean by the word “freedom”…
Game of Thrones: GRRM, Fan Fiction, and the Pearls of Irritated Oysters
In my eyes, Game of Thrones & George RR Martin have done but one unforgivable thing, and that unforgivable thing is dissing fan fiction
From The New York Post: Ghislaine Maxwell case details too ‘sensational and impure’ for public, judge says
From the New York Post: A federal judge on Thursday agreed with Ghislaine Maxwell’s request to keep certain details in the criminal case against her secret — finding that information would be too “sensational and impure” to reveal...
Sunday Morning! “The Fugitive” by Marcel Proust
There are many readers for whom “The Fugitive” is their favorite volume because it’s a psychologically rich depiction of heartbreak and its recovery, something to which we can all relate
Within the Sarcophagus of Virtue
What about forgiveness? Who has the power to forgive Freddie deBoer? More importantly, who has the authority to forgive him?
Rulings, More Jurors, On Tap for Chauvin Trial
Judge Cahill will not be delaying the Derek Chauvin trial, more jurors will be pick selected, and several other major rulings
Saturday Morning Gaming: On Fighting For Your Purpose
I’m playing Hades and it deserves a full write-up. I don’t have time, so know that Epic Games Store has The Fall as this week’s free game.
Saturday Spins-travaganza: Descendents
I consider Descendents to be an integral part of my teenage years. I hope these guys keep making music well into their golden years.
From Press Secretary Jen Psaki: White House Past Use Of Marijuana Policies Updated
We announced a few weeks ago that the White House had worked with the security service to update the policies to ensure that past marijuana use wouldn’t automatically disqualify staff from serving in the...
