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Homelessness Reaches Record High as True Conservatives Call for Immigrant Tsunami to Rival Metal Gear
• December 30, 2024
• 400 Words • 19 Comments • Reply
Shouldn’t we be getting the Americans off our streets before we bring in billions of Indians to shit in those selfsame streets? By bringing in a group of people who shit in the street while so many people live on the streets, do we not risk that people will be shit on? Is that truly... Read More
What's Left 6: Abolish Homelessness Now
• March 8, 2024
• 900 Words • 44 Comments • Reply
Homelessness is the single most powerful indictment of capitalism, the embodiment of human disposability, the ultimate expression of callous cruelty. In this nation where one out of 16 rental homes is vacant at any given time, one in 600 Americans (550,000) sleeps outside. An additional 3.7 million people, the so-called hidden homeless — one out... Read More
Mr. President, Please Kill the Homeless Woman Who Lives Outside My Apartment
• November 17, 2023
• 800 Words • 33 Comments • Reply
Won't you please kill the homeless woman who lives on a bench on the median strip of the street near my apartment building? She doesn't bother me. As far as I know, she doesn't bother anyone else either. The woman who lives in the middle of the street is nice. I like her. Last week,... Read More
San Francisco Offering “Doom Loop” Tours to Allow Visitors to Witness Utopia in Action
• August 20, 2023
• 2,000 Words • 41 Comments • Reply
Remember that they are telling you this is a utopia. They are not telling you they are building a nice, livable country, they are telling you they are building a perfect society. That is the actual message: that the government, media, academia, and the tech industry are in the process of perfecting human society. This... Read More
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Conservatives & Liberals Aligned with Greedy Developers & Multinationals Against the Homeless
• March 30, 2023
• 1,400 Words • 208 Comments • Reply
Trust the late, much-missed Anthony Bourdain, the Kerouac of cooking, to blurt out the truth when nobody else would as to the root causes of homelessness. Other than libeling the poor as mental drug addicts, the rest—conservatives and liberals in cahoots—call for denser development (as greedy developers lick their chops), and certainly none of those... Read More
Slandering the Homeless: Mass Immigration, Not Mental Disease & Addiction
• March 16, 2023
• 900 Words • 99 Comments • Reply
Corporations who straddle the globe rely on immigration ignoramuses to perpetuate the single-cause theory of homelessness: addiction or mental illness. Through government immigration policies, a ceaseless demand for housing has been generated. Big Tech must be quite pleased to see homelessness attributed exclusively, by the usual cast on TV, to addiction and mental illness—when, in... Read More
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Life in a Failed State — Part 2
• September 29, 2022
• 7,900 Words • 159 Comments • Reply
The Crumbling of America In June of 2013 an Interstate bridge on a main commercial corridor between Seattle, Washington and Vancouver, Canada, collapsed and fell into the river below after being hit by a truck. This was not a high-speed collision; the truck simply bumped one of the main support pillars at low speed, but... Read More
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Life in a Failed State — Part 1
• September 27, 2022
• 11,900 Words • 250 Comments • Reply
Introduction In an earlier essay on the 1917 Jewish revolution in Russia,[1] I related this quote: “The [Jews] systematically exterminated the clergy, the wealthy, the business class, the intelligent educated class, all the high-achieving segments of the population, leaving Russia with a population of ignorant workers, peasants, and a powerful Jewish ruling elite.” This is... Read More
Starbucks Gets What It Asked for
• July 27, 2022
• 1,100 Words • 255 Comments • Reply
It’s an iconic duo: urban liberals and Starbucks. Wherever you are, you can almost always find a Starbucks and a group of lefties. The company has carefully built this image. It has regularly funded explicitly and implicitly anti-white policies including ruthless affirmative action, deliberately hiring non-whites, and showily boycotting Christmas by using “holiday” cups. In... Read More
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No Country for White Pussies
• September 7, 2021
• 1,600 Words • 392 Comments • Reply
In boxing, there are bangers and dancers, but the very best, a Meldrick Taylor, say, could concuss and rupture yet still pirouette with finesse. If you waltz too much, you’ll lose fans. Even with a perfect record of 50-0, cake walking Floyd Mayweather has detractors. South African Corrie Sanders was no juking pussy. Although his... Read More
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Homeless In Seattle, Part 2: Tech Sucks the Soul Out of the City
• October 10, 2019
• 1,200 Words • 166 Comments • Reply
Trust the late Anthony Bourdain, the Kerouac of cooking, to blurt out the truth when nobody else would. Following his Jack Kerouac wanderlust, Bourdain had arrived in Seattle to spotlight the manner in which high-tech was changing the city, draining it of its character and of the many quirky characters that made Seattle what it... Read More
Homeless In Seattle, Part 1: High-Tech & the Homeless
• October 1, 2019
• 900 Words • 62 Comments • Reply
To expatiate on the subject of homelessness in Seattle, Tucker Carlson regularly invites on his Fox News show a Republican liberal who broadcasts out of Seattle. Aside from a pastiche of liberal ideas, Sleepy in Seattle has nothing remotely perceptive or probative to say about homelessness in the Emerald City. Eventually, this young know-nothing will... Read More
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The West Oppressed the Third World for So Long It Became the Third World Itself
• September 3, 2019
• 1,700 Words • 162 Comments • Reply
Many have already noticed: The U.S. really, really doesn’t feel like the world leader, or even as a ‘first world country’. Of course, I write that sarcastically, as I detest expressions like ‘first world’, and the ‘third world’. But readers know what I mean. Bridges, subways, inner cities, everything is crumbling, falling apart. When I... Read More
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