Insight

I Don’t Know How to Even Like Things Anymore

One of the key lessons I learned in school was that genuine like and passion and interest for something was uncool at best and a sign of mental illness at worst . I still struggle with trying to overcome this conditioning to this day. I…

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Charlottesville: One Year Later

No matter how you view what happened in Charlottesville last year, there is no denying that this was an important series of events that will be forever remembered in the history books. It’s hard to believe, but a full year has passed since the Unite…

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A Tribute to Trolls

Hey, guys. This is me, Luis Castillo. Sorry about the low quality photo – no dox on me, yet. We are being personal today. You should read this strong article , or you won’t understand what I mean. I have to be personal now, too.…

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Attack on Titan Season 3 is Pretty Meh So Far

One thing that I absolutely love about the Japs is how they conceive of us, and our glorious past. It is, indeed, a refreshing form of entertainment that I wouldn’t be able to find in the West, where everything is being deconstructed by the Jews.…

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Memetic Monday: 72 Virgin vs Chad Memes

It’s Memetic Monday. I recall Mr. Andre Wang Lin posting, some months ago, that he doesn’t care much for “Chad vs. Virgin” memes. Well, this is me going rogue. Edginess is my forte, people. Oh, yes indeed. In fact, I’m just going to sit back…

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Health Friday: And First, Your Questions

I swore to do Health Fridays. In fact, I swore to do Fitness Fridays, but then decided we’ve got enough weekly alliteration going on up in this bitch . Plus “fitness” is more about exercise, and I have declared diet and other endocrine-management issues more…

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The US Can’t Win a War Even If It Wants To

There are several key factors that are necessary to be able to project power. People get all fixated on the flashy, moving bits and pieces like helicopters, tanks and aircraft carriers. But that’s really only the tip of the iceberg. Just off the top of…

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Memetic Monday: Set in Stone

Long ago, stone carvers were revered for their meme-crafting abilities. There are other uses for stones, of course. Yes, stoning THOTs is a legal option in cultures more vibrant than observed in the Western World. Ignoring them is one option. As demonstrated by the vast…

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UK Government Calls on Facebook to Ban Vaccine Skepticism

Because “not enough censorship” is being blamed for the recent financial collapses of Facebook and Twitter, everyone who wants people banned is going nuts with demands. As I’ve said: Alex Jones blames too much censorship. I think it’s an unrelated thing, with these companies just…

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