I would add that this far right shamelessness is encapsulated by their newfound freedom to comfortably say whatever bigoted nonsense they want being confused for public intellectualism. They honestly think they are saying profound shit.
"Common decency stigmatizes people that do not participate in it—removes them from voluntary association. We indeed have to live with one another, but terms and conditions apply."
me on why Ezra Klein should be ashamed / why shame is Good Actually
I would add that this far right shamelessness is encapsulated by their newfound freedom to comfortably say whatever bigoted nonsense they want being confused for public intellectualism. They honestly think they are saying profound shit.
So I'm fully aware that pointing out Conservative hypocrisy has not exactly gained any real traction, but are we really living in a world where their response to the murder of their so-though-of free speech crusader is to go after [checks notes]... speech?
September 18, 2025 at 5:21 AM
So I'm fully aware that pointing out Conservative hypocrisy has not exactly gained any real traction, but are we really living in a world where their response to the murder of their so-though-of free speech crusader is to go after [checks notes]... speech?
The primary fulcrum on which the far right's claim of left indoctrination rests is the conflation between the reality of academic rigor and their own embarrassing inability to hack it.
September 15, 2025 at 6:10 AM
The primary fulcrum on which the far right's claim of left indoctrination rests is the conflation between the reality of academic rigor and their own embarrassing inability to hack it.
Paul Rudd’s “Yah Mo Burn this place to the ground” is social critique of biopolitical ascesis, a verbal insurgence against the impending technopolitical corporatist interpellation of the turn-of-the-century electronics superstore. In this essay, I will
August 7, 2025 at 6:08 AM
Paul Rudd’s “Yah Mo Burn this place to the ground” is social critique of biopolitical ascesis, a verbal insurgence against the impending technopolitical corporatist interpellation of the turn-of-the-century electronics superstore. In this essay, I will
If doublespeak is intentionally ambiguous language meant to obfuscate, this fascist balderdash falling out of Kristi Noem’s mouth is more like halfspeak - b/c it’s laughably ignorant, but also bluntly oversimplified & facially inaccurate nonsense that only serves as propaganda humanizing repression.
June 12, 2025 at 6:10 PM
If doublespeak is intentionally ambiguous language meant to obfuscate, this fascist balderdash falling out of Kristi Noem’s mouth is more like halfspeak - b/c it’s laughably ignorant, but also bluntly oversimplified & facially inaccurate nonsense that only serves as propaganda humanizing repression.