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Why do we want perfect allies?
A reflection for supporting readers
J. P. Hill
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Colleges are attacking students for supporting Palestine
Jack Petocz, a 19-year-old student at Vanderbilt University, is among multiple students who have just been expelled from school, while others have been suspended. Their offense? Protesting for Palestine. As Jack writes, “After exhausting every other avenue, 27 students engaged in a sit-in at our chancellor’s office.” In response
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Who decides what violence is?
I just saw something I never thought I’d see. Warning, it’s graphic and tragic beyond belief. It was a video of a man self-immolating as Oklahoma County sheriff's deputies tried to evict him and his wife. As I write this it’s still difficult to process
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The Police won't Love you Back
Cops are opposed to democracy — and liberalism as whole.
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The Second and Final Gilded Age
New data shows that the total wealth of the top 1% of Americans just hit a record $44 trillion. Corporate profits are also hitting record highs, raking in $2.8 trillion in the last three months of 2023 alone. And that’s after taxes. It won’t surprise you to
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The Outrage Economy
Your anger is being farmed.
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Biden is letting Trump outflank him on Gaza
A drastic change of course is needed, immediately.
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Future Dreaming
Imagining the world we’re aiming towards
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Who killed the social contract?
In June 2020 I was in a New York grocery store. Everyone was masked, as was the custom at the time, and I proceeded about my business. In the produce section one man had his mask pulled below his chin. In my neighborhood that was abnormal then, at the grocers,
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Do we need Evil Enemies?
(And a huge thank you!)
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Conservatives want you to work until you die
Shutting down all the Ben Shapiros of the world
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Why is everyone sitting in the car?
I’ve seen it, you’ve seen it; maybe you’ve done it, maybe you do it. Hanging out in the car, outside your house or apartment, outside work, chowing down in a parking lot. And I mean hanging out, spending long periods of time just sitting in the car,