The Post-Partisan Emporium

Literally Hitler Did a vaccine mandate advocate catch the glimpse of his own reflection? Brian Mowrey A provocative article invokes the metaphor the American left was once so comfortable applying to totalitarian safetyism - in defense of totalitarian safetyism. In so doing, the lessons of Nazi Germany vaccine culture are distorted beyond recognition. My myopic focus on The Asylum’s ongoing deluge of  protogenocidal  propaganda is not just a product of that outlet’s prolific output: It is an arrangement of convenience. 1  For a slick, streamlined, and young, but not too young-leaning representation of the Purge Them Now Fever propagating throughout the entirety of coastal media, The Asylum can not be beat. They are thus a better representation of what the future regime will think, and feel, than even  The Failing New York Times  or  Washington Post  - which, besides voicing critiques of the prevailing narrative, are still running op-eds by mystified oct...

David Hogg's Anti-Gun Campaign 'Fades Into Darkness' As Millennials Embrace Second Amendment BY TYLER DURDEN Op-Ed via The Machine Gun Nest (TMGN). The Argentinian Philosopher Carlos Bernardo González Pecotche surmised that the world is in turmoil because people don't know where their thoughts originate. The ideas of others enter their heads, and those people feel like the thoughts are their own. Not realizing that they've been programmed.  David Hogg is a professional anti-gun activist and current college student at Harvard. He's one of the founding members of the March for Our Lives organization, a non-profit that aims to seem like an organic grassroots movement of young people against firearms ownership, which is almost entirely propped up by donations from the top 1% of the country and billionaires like Michael Bloomberg. Recently, Hogg has been on a tweetstorm, and it's caught headlines in the firearms media world. Here's what he had to say: You can...

Want to know why this country is so screwed up?  People like this are one of the reasons.     Warning:  Might want to grab a puke bucket before reading. Johnson & Johnson & Regret By   Benjamin Hart Last month, with the  Delta variant tearing across America , the Biden administration began floating the idea that everyone who had gotten a COVID vaccine should eventually receive a booster shot. Well, almost everyone. The nearly 15 million Americans jabbed with the  Johnson & Johnson  dose — I count myself among those few and now not-so-proud — were left out of the White House plans, beyond a vague assurance that while we’d probably need another shot, we’d be given more guidance on the matter (of, you know, life and death) when more data had come in. The good news was that by this point, us J&Jers scarcely expected any kind of clarity on our plight anyway; we’d fully come to terms with a certain purgatorial status. Thus far, the ...