Culture

Ann Coulter: Young people don’t change — neither does the NY Times

Let me begin by saying that I think the only issue in the 2014 election should be Obamacare. In fact, that should be the only issue in every election until it’s repealed. I also think all Republican candidates should be trained with shock collars and cattle prods to automatically respond, upon hearing some combination of […] Continue reading →

Outrage over auction of alleged Paul Walker sunglasses

Some fans are upset about an auction of items alleged to have been taken from the site of a fatal crash that killed “Fast & Furious” star Paul Walker. A pair of of Maui Jim sunglasses purported to have been worn by Walker during the crash, a fire extinguisher and and an alleged piece of […] Continue reading →

Rhode Island’s hot wiener: Don’t call it a hot dog

Don’t call them hot dogs and don’t ask for ketchup. Those are the cardinal rules at Olneyville New York System, arguably the best-known Rhode Island spot for one of the state’s signature dishes: hot wieners. “Dish” is probably an overstatement. These are veal, pork and beef wieners slathered with mustard, covered in special meat sauce, […] Continue reading →

Insane Clown Posse’s Gathering of the Juggalos Moves to Ohio

Illinois had enough of them, and Missouri didn’t want them either. Fortunately, there’s always Ohio! After a lengthy search, Insane Clown Posse has finally found a new home for its annual Gathering of the Juggalos. The 15th annual Gathering will take place July 23rd-26th at Thornville, OH’s Legend Valley outdoor concert venue. After seven years […] Continue reading →

16 Examples That Show The United States Has Become A Seriously Messed Up Country

Michael Snyder, In recent years, it has been quite common to hear our politicians and top media personalities talk about the need for America to use military force to impose “our values” on the rest of the world. But what “values” could they possibly be talking about? The truth is that we don’t have any […] Continue reading →

An Innocent Abroad

Dear Guide in Tashkent, I regret I never learned your name, but your language, heard from the back of a tour bus, remains a thing of curious beauty and a joy recurrently remembered. You could call it English, though more strictly speaking it was American, and a distinct subset of American at that. Not just […] Continue reading →

The Cultural War Against Christians

Star Parker Arizona Governor Jan Brewer was right to veto SB1062, which would have amended the Arizona Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The bill, per most interpretations I’ve read, would have given broad discretion to business owners, because of their religious convictions, to refuse to do business with anyone associated with homosexual lifestyles. Religious freedom is […] Continue reading →

Setting the Record Straight on SB 1062

Kellie Fiedorek, Do you believe a photographer who identifies as homosexual should be punished for refusing to photograph an event celebrating the Westboro Baptist Church’s hateful ideas? Do you believe a Jewish printer should be threatened for declining to promote a conference criticizing Israel? Do you believe a pacifist should be coerced to paint pro-war […] Continue reading →

5 Ways Socialism Destroys Societies

John Hawkins, ”The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.” — Winston Churchill There are a lot of arguments about whether communism, socialism, and liberalism are the same thing. What shouldn’t be arguable is that they’re all closely related branches of […] Continue reading →

Where have all the Flower Children gone?

Humberto Fontova That silence you hear issues from the media/celebrity axis regarding the massive protests in Venezuela where hip college kids are being beaten, tear-gassed, and shot down in a manner to shame anything done by Mayor Daley’s police in 1968 or the Ohio National Guard in 1970. Six Venezuelan youths are confirmed dead and […] Continue reading →

Survey: Christians Have Lost the Culture War

The culture war may be lost and religious liberty might not be that far behind, according to a new survey from LifeWay Research. Seventy percent of senior pastors at Protestant churches say religious liberty is on the decline in the United States and 59 percent of Christians believe they are losing the culture war. Eleven […] Continue reading →

Thomas Sowell: Some Random Thoughts on the Passing Scene

It is amazing how many people still fall for the argument that, if life is unfair, the answer is to turn more money and power over to politicians. Since life has always been unfair, for thousands of years and in countries around the world, where does that lead us? I am so old that I […] Continue reading →

Colony Collapse Disorder definitely GMO related and restricted to the U.S.

Jim Stone Freelance “There are lots of shill reports out there with liars saying left and right that the bee problem is worldwide. That is a LIE, a lie laid waste by simply checking the commodities index and seeing who produces what, and what producers are saying. They all know that America is toast when […] Continue reading →

Cultural War Inanities and the Death of Philip Seymour Hoffman

Left-vs-right sideshow is a near perfect system for the ruling elite The body of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was hardly cold when the Meir Kahane of the neocon sect, Ben Shapiro, blamed it on the so-called Left. Hoffman’s “self-inflicted death is yet another hallmark of the broken leftist culture that dominates Hollywood, enabling rather […] Continue reading →

The Real Targets of Class Warfare

Blasted Fools There has been, as you’ve no doubt noticed, a persistent theme surging back and forth between the polar spectrums of political thought, regarding the question of ‘Class Warfare’. It especially animates many media personalities on the Right, who decry any criticism of the unprecedented rise of the accumulation of wealth within a small statistical […] Continue reading →

Philip Seymour Hoffman found dead in NYC apartment

Philip Seymour Hoffman, who won the Oscar for best actor in 2006 for his portrayal of writer Truman Capote in “Capote” and created a gallery of other vivid characters, many of them slovenly and slightly dissipated figures, was found dead Sunday in his apartment with what law enforcement officials said was a syringe in his […] Continue reading →

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