Nobody for President: Voting Legitimizes a Fraudulent Democracy
Reasons to not vote. The system is verifiably corrupt beyond repair, arguing that further investment in a corrupt democracy causes more harm than good.
The Riots
I came across this Charles Bukowski poem and thought it apropos for our times: The Riots I’ve watched this city burn twicein my lifetimeand the …
The Implications of Social Hierarchy & Questioning the Right to Rule
Wherever there is strict social hierarchy among people or animals inequality, angst, and discord will soon follow.
The End of Policing
Discussing Alex Vitale’s book The End of Policing and offering some of my own thoughts.
Revolution Is Inevitable and Necessary
“None are so hopelessly enslaved, as those who falsely believe they are free. The truth has been kept from the depth of their minds by …
TERRIBLE NEWS: I HAVE THE CORONAVIRUS!
I was just informed I have cornavirus! You can imagine how I felt when I was informed, and when the doctor told me I only …
The Essay Cafe: Commentary on Literally Insane by Ted Dace
In a new segment I highlight recent essays and provide my own thoughts on what other’s are saying. This week: Commentary on Literally Insane by Ted Dace
Ecological Obliteration: Nobody Seems to Notice, Nobody Seems to Care
One of George Carlin’s great lines said with apropos satirical condemnation was “Nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care.” And what Carlin was speaking …
The Finest in Poop Poetry: The Pesky Little Turd
The tale of the pesky little turd
The Obscured Horror Show
A thin veneer of propaganda and contrived imagery is all that keeps the horrible truth from the populace.
Before You Embrace The Apocalypse
We are constantly reminded about the dishonesty of the Russian government with regard to the fallout from Chernobyl. But there is relatively little coverage of how …
The Challenge of Securing Authentic News
Why It’s Good Practice to Question all Narratives Pushed Down From Mainstream News and Corporate PR
On Walking a Path
It’s difficult to even talk about walking a metaphorical path one takes in life without immediately traversing into cliche platitudes, so much has been said …
The Idiot
“If man were wise, he would gauge the true worth of anything by its usefulness and appropriateness to his life.” Michel de Montaigne For your …
Delusion of the Masses: An American Epidemic
Americans believe in many a myth about the nation in which they reside. The largest myth they seem to have swallowed is that America is …
6 Critical Questions With Richard Oxman: Part 3
An interview with Richard Oxman discussing 6 in depth critical questions of our day. Part 3
6 Critical Questions With Richard Oxman: Part 2
An interview with Richard Oxman discussing 6 in depth critical questions of our day. Part 2
6 Critical Questions With Richard Oxman: Part 1
An interview with Richard Oxman discussing 6 in depth critical questions of our day. Part 1
Liberation From Squares
“…there’s a bluebird in my heart that wants to get out but I’m too clever, I only let him out at night sometimes when everybody’s …