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Update: It might be fake
A statistic that sounds fake but isn't: Not one single white American man born after 1984 has published a work of literary fiction in The New Yorker.
It's not because they stopped writing. It's because The New Yorker has refused to publish them. The publishing industry has blacked out a generation of male writers & then they wonder why boys don't read.
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"Tolkien's life was unexciting"
J.R.R. Tolkien’s Life Was Unexciting. His Work Is Anything But.
D.J. Taylor’s new book is part biography and part critical study of the writer behind “The Lord of the Rings.” nytimes.com/2026/11/05/books… via @NYTimesBooks
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We already live in a post-scarcity society.
The root of leftism is envy.
The year could be 3217, a leftist could have their own terraformed planet, and they'd be mad that someone else has twelve.
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The year is 1565: Socinianism attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1738: English Unitarianism attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1785: Jeffersonian Christianity attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1819: Schleiermacher's Liberal Theology attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1836: Transcendentalism attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1867: The Social Gospel Movement attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1927: Paul Tillich's systematic theology attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1963: Death of God theology attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 1985: Progressive Christianity attempts to create a religion with Christian morals but without supernatural underpinnings.
The year is 2024: …
E. Darwin Hartshorn ⳩ retweeted
Just a girl
Living in the USA
Begging her sisters to realize that refusing access to one's country is NOT HATRED
E. Darwin Hartshorn ⳩ retweeted
The good news the other side will take the wrong lessons from this election.
The bad news is my side will too.
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Voters want what the GOP says it wants. But the party is so feckless and useless that voters have to vote those specific policies in as seperate ballot initiatives.
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This really isn't suprising, the GOP had near total control of the goverment and got shockingly little done, and continued to blame issues on "unempolyed 25 year old men."
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It's really funny how literally every time women try to flip the script like this men respond with "Oh yeah that sounds great actually!!"
They don't get that men and women are different and not a deficient form of their own sex
Ok lads: imagine you aren’t horny at all. Not even slightly. You’re busy fixing a shelf or ironing your suit or watching your favourite TV show. Zero sexy feelings. Your girlfriend sighs loudly and goes “can we have sex now” in whingy voice and then grabs your ass. She then sulks and starts whining when you aren’t instantly aroused and into it and starts saying you haven’t had sex for 3 days.
Annoying? Not very sexy?
GOOD YOU UNDERSTAND WHY PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE INSTA-HORNY BEHAVIOUR IS ANNOYING
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The divorce rate for college educated people is nearly half as those without. For white people it’s about 30%. For Christians it’s about half of non-Christians, for non-boomers it’s a fraction.
If you’re a white christian college educated millennial, your divorce rate is about 15%. Don’t listen to doomers.
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Lots of American troops wanted to make Japan suffer when they landed at Tokyo Bay in September of 1945. A lot of these troops had been in since the attack at Pearl.
And all that hatred faded away when they actually saw the state of the Japanese people when they started to occupy the mainland.
It wasn't the hatred of Communism that leftists always claim it was. It was the "basic human empathy" that leftists ALSO always talk about but wouldn't know what that was if it walked up and slapped them in their faces.
The first thing America realized they had to do for the occupation of Japan was to ship in food, immediately. And that's what we did.
If America had been a godless, leftist nation at the occupation, they would have made the Japanese starve and suffer further because leftist politics are grievance politics. Always crying about equity and reparations and gibmedats.
And would you look at that, Japan is now, militarily, the second most powerful nation on the planet and the third most powerful economy.
And they're the only ally we have at the moment. And that's okay by us.
🇯🇵 Leftists think this type of comic makes America and Japan look bad but as always they don't get it.
After World War II, Japan and America got over the war and became friends again. We had many things in common so we decided to work towards those goals.
The third worldist mind can't understand the concept of forgiveness. It doesn't exist in their tribal cultures which are based around resentment, humiliation, etc.
This is why Japan succeeds and these other countries fail.
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Good mental health, healthy bodies, honest relationships with people, self-perception rooted in reality and acceptance? Hell yeah!
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Anthropic: Aren't you scared of the power AI has to destroy humanity?
Public: Meh.
Anthropic (trains special AI murder killbot that steals nuke codes and creates super viruses): What about now? Will you finally admit we were right about the dangers of AI?
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Metal was invented by Johann Sebastian Bach in the early 1700s.
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