Author: the terrible take-maker

Subconscious Dystopia

We don’t talk about this much, if at all, but the damage to the collective _sub_consciousness of the last several years must be brutal. Years of Trump’s insanity; the persistence of nazi agitation; Zoom entombment; the worsening of mental instability of our sibling (rivalry) society; mismanaged virtual education; the need for covid precautions; the funding… Continue reading Subconscious Dystopia

A Seditious Nation

We are underestimating the impacts that the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have had on its veterans. They’re small but relevant contributions to current conditions. Those impacts weren’t just PTSD. They were ideological too: when veterans returned they were shit upon by the very people who sent them there. (Neither Bush nor Biden are innocent… Continue reading A Seditious Nation

Storming CapitAl Hill

I know our attention is focused on ensuring that trashy dickgoons don’t control government and hang us for wearing anti-death masks, but we still have a problem. I hope some of the takeaways from what happened this week aren’t that we need better security on Capitol Hill or that the system can function normally again.… Continue reading Storming CapitAl Hill

The Grip

We are under the illusion that Democracy is an automated system that somehow runs in the background, and that all we need to do is to make the right choice with voting machines every so often. We bargain: we vote against the worse choice and promise ourselves this one time is different – we’ll have… Continue reading The Grip

America’s Sensory Perception Disorder

Coronavirus: We were instructed not to panic in advance of a self-evident threat, when panic (taking sensible precautions and reasonable measures) could have averted both economic and biological catastrophe. 911: We were instructed to panic after the attacks, when panic (bomb someone/anyone, sht your pants and run when you see a Moozlum, give away civil… Continue reading America’s Sensory Perception Disorder