Intellectual Project

Female social control is justified by feminism

I was policed and abused by my mother until college. Outside the home, I was bullied by girls exclusively. In the past twenty years I’ve been socially exiled multiple times because I refused to conform to the women and girls around me. The rejection of soft control is read as hostility and betrayal, whe

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The narrative: America is too racist and sexist to elect a black woman.

The reality: many women felt their intelligence insulted by the party that forced two terrible ones on us in 2016 and 2024. Men are allowed to vote how they like; it need not be driven by sexism. They don’t owe women anything, and especially not a woman who ignored them her enti

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Observations from recent conversations with liberals/lefties

1. Universal moral principles don’t exist and aren’t desirable; always do what’s best for you.

2. Even when I explain that social justice puts me in a box that white people prefer, to white people, it is deflected to be about how white people are still racist, and it’s a question of power.

3. Free wi

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The problem of asserting qualitative observations going against dominant narratives

This right here from an astute gentleman is my primary fear about writing the things I do. I frequently am citation-trolled, as though the things I write about have been studied. They mostly haven’t (either because they can’t or because academics these days would cen

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I, like others, am fed up with Democrats not because of their stated positions but because most Democrats around me are unrepentantly arrogant, classist, and self-deluded. I am guilty of the same in years past, so perhaps I see it everywhere now. The arrogance manifests in how they casually dismiss anyone who disagrees as terrible people. Self-delu

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Class signaling language games of women

My refusal to participate in the moralizing linguistic games of the people I’m surrounded by immediately marks me for those people as nothing more than a rube. Further, women particularly use these language games as a social sorting mechanism. Despite being generally non religious, women in this class tend to

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DEI programs can and do alienate people of color

Among what I picked up from

Musa al-Gharbi

‘sWe Have Never Been Wokeis that DEI programs actually function as exclusionary mechanisms for the people of color they claim to empower. This is because they’re based on language and ideas that people of color who actually climbed into the professional class a

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