DangerousMinds decides (sort of; they add "apparently," in parentheses no less) that "CB radio wasn't just for sad, lonely middle aged men" (somehow … [Read more...]
Steve Sailer on academic affirmative action: “Is something radically wrong with African-American culture?”
Wrapping up his pocket-sized history of affirmative action in American universities, Sailer writes:After a half century of America obsessing over theoretically overlooked blacks, where … [Read more...]
Dark Corners: “Queen of Outer Space” (1958)
I wrote about Queen of Out Space here and [Read more...]
David Cole: “What we’re seeing now is the domestic version of ‘denazification.’”
David Cole pens a must-read history lesson:This hysteria and fearmongering is nothing new. Since the end of World War II, every few decades, self-proclaimed “watchdogs” decide … [Read more...]
Mark Steyn: “Did anyone ever say ‘pipperoo’?”
Mark Steyn on "(I've Got a Gal in) Kalamazoo":We no longer have wires or flyers, so that's a moment - America, 1942 - distilled for all time. But, much as I like the rhyme, neither is my … [Read more...]
Jim Goad: “Well, they’re rioting in Missouri again”
Jim Goad writes:Opportunistic whites were quick to condemn the phantom demon of “racism” for what happened between Stockley and Smith. Not one seemed to utter a peep about the idea that … [Read more...]
Rick McGinnis: Dunkirk highlights today’s social divisions
Rick McGinnis writes:A Dunkirk today would be livestreamed and endlessly reposted on social media, and while we might be able to follow the disaster in nearly … [Read more...]
Mark Steyn: Meeting Hillary now “a bargain at only $250/second”
Scott Adams: “I Explain the Persuasion Techniques President Trump is using on The Wall and DACA”
Scott Adams pens an uncharacteristically unconvincing defence.Meanwhile, [Read more...]
“A Portrait of Noam Chomsky: A Great Mind in a Weak Soul” (BONUS video hilarity)
Christopher DeGroot writes:In his younger days Chomsky spoke in that nasal voice that most intellectual men now display. For several decades his … [Read more...]
“Who Can Afford to Write Like John McPhee?”
Malcolm Harris writes:McPhee’s isn’t action painting; if he is painting at all, his brand of composition reminds me most of forgery: He doesn’t … [Read more...]
My address is public. My mother is dead. Rape threats are so 2008.
I also own a gun."Doxing" is such a laughable weapon.Try harder. … [Read more...]