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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.
An excerpt from the work of the great late George Carlin.
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.
$110 just so you can leave. That's ten to two hours of work for normal folks. A stern reminder of how you're not "free to leave".
The years and years of Hitler's propaganda machine, brainwashing every person into complete and unquestioning obedience, started with his very first address to the German people -- telling them in numerous ways that they were powerless if they didn't support the State, and that the State was their salvation. And indeed they became worthless not long after this speech, when they believed Hitler's deceit and then begun obeying the most atrocious orders ever obeyed.
An allegory by my coideary Erik Voorhees. I'm preserving it here for archival purposes, and you should read it for edification purposes.
He openly said so in 1927. Note what he says sounds exactly like the sort of things that modern socialist politicians and agitators say as well. If he was ever honest in his life, it must have been when he decided to label his movement National Socialism.
People influenced by government beliefs can do horribly evil things and keep them secret for a long, long time.
Earlier today, reports of surgical censorship began to appear on Twitter. I have confirmed them personally.
They murder and brutalize people and other living creatures, and they lie compulsively whenever anyone wants to hold them responsible for their brutality. Let's look at examples of these gangsters' perversity here.
A hundred years ago, Marxism gave birth to what is now known as critical theory -- the seed that would yield political correctness. This short documentary goes over the central figures of the (Marxist) Frankfurt School who were responsible for creating said Marxist cultural thought formula. Note that the documentary is culturally out of date so some elements will naturally be flawed — the historical aspect, however, is solid.
Stay for the juicy bits that you were not allowed to learn by U.S. court order.
This fact is important because they are leading a war against 3-D printing, and it's a war based on lies. The U.S. government has used legal coercion to prevent you from learning that, contrary to the lies they have told before to scare you, 3-D printed guns cannot in fact be smuggled into random places. They use your fear and your ignorance to keep you afraid from learning this truth. Never fear, though: one X-ray — that by court order others weren't allowed to show you before — is worth ten million lies.
These fellows did some remarkable things that nobody else has accomplished, from conquering Afghanistan to (successfully) attacking Russia.
A copy of the long-since memory-holed article on Wikipedia detailing the concept of cultural Marxism — a colloquialism used to describe the critical theory work of the Frankfurt school.
A dynamic explanation of the effects of so-called "regulation". Anonymous authorship — found online.
How neoprogressivist activists exploit you, the viewer, your emotions, and your mind, for their own profit and ideology.