An interesting article which decides that if there is such a thing as 'toxic masculinity' then there is a counterpart - 'toxic femininity' and that these toxic traits are manifested in today's cancel culture. Looking at three key elements of social justice culture, I argue that our current zeitgeist—which normalises cancelling others, praises emotional reasoning and overvalues safety—aligns strongly with traits that are, in the aggregate, more predominant among women than among men. In lieu of direct combat, a typically masculine strategy, those at the vanguards of these social assas

Crazy man with baby and gun.

Interestingly enough, I saw a post on this on one of my reddit groups. I was one of the people sleeping in that parking garage. Still not sure why we got kicked out of the capitol building, but the parking garage was nice. First of all it was underground and the air and concrete floor was much warmer than the cold marble in the capitol. It was so warm in the parking garage that I was nearly sweating with just my OCPs on. Second, the media didn’t know we were there, so I didn’t have a cameraman taking 75 photos of me sleeping or stuffing food in my face which was nice. The person who

If I was GT, I would have a bunch of cartoons locked up in a safe, for release upon my death. One of them would have Duke and Honey living happily ever after.

Yes...Berzerkistan or something similar. After Duke ran Club Scud. Honey...MIA. Garry pretty much said he wouldn't bother being objective about Trump...a longtime recurring character. It shows. But, oh well...

Yeah, I remember how Trff went from being a customer of Duke's to being a Trump aide. I didn't know Duke was retired. I wonder what happened to Honey.

Oh I still adore Doonesbury...but as I said...edgy Duke is gone...retired. He was always the Hunter S Thompson crazy Colorado gun nut type. When Hunter died...Duke went, too. As did his Garry's objectivity...

It's one of those situations where you can think someone is a completely useless git in one aspect of their contribution to society, but revere another. I remember his views on Charlie Hebdo publishing the Muhammad cartoons. Unforgivable. But Doonesbury will always be Doonesbury.

Doonesbury is, sadly, far less objective than he used to be. His Duke side is missing.

Ah, but put them on and look a lion in the face, then turn and see another behind you. It's quite interesting. Not to mention the ones of the space station.

The tired old cliche's in Biden's inaugural address are condemned by Heather MacDonald. And rightly so. It’s an odd way to seek national unity: call a significant portion of the American public white supremacists, racists, and nativists. Welcome to the Biden presidency. Joe Biden’s inaugural speech as 46th president is predictably being hailed for its “unifying” message. And just as predictably, his invocations of the divisive bromides of the identitarian Left are being swept under the rug. According to Biden, we are a “great nation” and a “good people.” But we also oppress mino

The power boat in Half Life 2 made me nauseous after a few minutes. I can't imagine trying virtual reality goggles without a bucket handy.