Tag: andrew anglin

CALL YOUR DAD

I know it’s a fake greeting card holiday or whatever. But greeting cards don’t exist anymore and it’s part of our culture now, so it is necessary to call your dad. If you’re not close with him (which you really should be, but I know…

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I’m Not Writing Anything Good Today

I wore myself out writing good things other days. I need to focus today on relaxation. But hey, like every day – you still get all the news that’s fit to print! If you missed the good stuff I wrote earlier this week, go back…

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Happy Easter, Everyone

Hello, friends. I had sort of a chilled out day today. Just relaxing. But I wanted to wish everyone a happy Easter. Christ is Risen!

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Despite Death Threats, I Will Never Abandon Frampton

I receive death threats daily as a result of my steadfast support for Peter Frampton. A lighter message from yesterday read: Anglin, either you abandon Frampton, or your readers are going to abandon you. It’s us or him, and you know it. Think it through,…

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A Total Reevaluation of the 2024 Election

Due to extreme changes in the global and domestic situations, my views on the upcoming 2024 election have changed drastically in the last several months, it’s appropriate I give a basic outline of what my positions were and what they are now. Infamously, I had…

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Red Pills for Babies, Revisited

FILLER – CLEARLY MARKED – LITERALLY TURNING A FORUM POST INTO A 2,000 WORD ESSAY – FILLER E. Michael Jones is a Catholic public intellectual. He’s written a lot of books, and publishes a magazine called “ Culture Wars ,” which you can subscribe to…

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Don’t Badger Your Family

You’re lucky you’re not at my Thanksgiving. We’re talking about the Jews, but we’re all drunk, smoking two cigarettes and once, gritting our teeth, men are doing cocaine and pointing guns at each other, everything feels inexplicably thick and damp, a guy calls for hookers…

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Blink-182’s New Album and the Hermeneutics of AI Suspicion

As a millennial, I felt some obligation to listen to the new Blink-182 album when it was released. Fascinatingly, I found some serious realizations about our dawning robot future while subjecting myself to this horrible record. Blink-182 was a defining band of the millennials generation.…

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