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Rudd-O.com
A shill for truth. Defiant heresy on cultural matters. Free software, voluntaryism and cypherpunk. Established 1999.
You are about to see a man hypnotize millions of people into believing his organization has the right to control everyone's firearms.
A real quick stroll through the path that Europe took to get from "Je suis Charlie" to servilely covering up naked statues to please the Iranian supreme ruler.
Stephan Kinsella walks us through the clearest, most concise and conceptually consistent conception of property from the libertarian tradition, debunks the mythology surrounding John Locke's "mix it with ya labor" theory of property, and once again reduces intellectual poverty to nothing.
Despite the intense desire of a few cultural Marxists to deny everyone else the use of the term — up to and including the deletion of the term from Wikipedia — cultural Marxism has had a decades-long history. Theconversation.com weighs in.
Belief in basic income is becoming increasingly popular. What advocates of basic income do not get is that the math doesn't work out.
The underlying truth about, and links between, anarcho-communism, antifa, social justice and classical political terrorism.
...when the well-off 21st century Maoist yells at a senior Soviet Union exilee about how he should be thrown in a forced labor camp.
A phenomenal Molyneux video — instant classic if you ask me — unmasking nitpickers and trolls for what they really are.
John A De Goes' response to the scandal manufactured by the SJW faction to suppress Curtis Yarvin (Mencius Moldbug) from LambdaConf — and why his response is a win for actual heterogeneity and richness of thoughts, beliefs and ideas. Bravo!
If you hear a faint, or a loud, hum coming from the speakers connected to your Marantz preprocessor, here is the fix.
What they won't tell you — they have far more in common than you have been told.
KDE 5 has a nasty bug in its libraries that causes applications like KWin and Plasma to crash. Here is the fix.
An excerpt from the work of the great late George Carlin.
Sometimes you need to diagnose a particular problem with your stereo's setup, or your headphones, or the speakers of your laptop. Maybe one of the sides sounds louder than the other, maybe you think you have a blown tweeter, maybe it's the audio signal currently playing? Here's a trick to test that without reconnecting any cables or adding any hardware to your setup.
A sociological account, shared by Jonathan Haidt, which explains why concerns for microaggressions have gone viral.
That thing which happens in every debate with a statist, and which every libertarian knows full well, is actually well-studied. It even has a name.
Sam Harris and Jonathan Haidt on the disturbing trend of vindictive protectiveness.
And no one else. An article by Anen-o-me.
Wendy McElroy aptly summarizes the truth about the manipulative tactic known as Kafkatrapping, a term coined by Eric Raymond to describe that pattern of manipulation.
Hindsight is 20/20 but, in more than one way, the rise of Trump was inevitable.
The differences -- racial, socioeconomic, gender -- get branded in people's brains way before they can even remember them. This is how.