Matt Underwood

Conservative TV host defends Christian nationalism: ‘If Hitler could use nationalism to do bad things, imagine what a good guy could do’

It’s a chilling statement to hear a conservative TV host defend Christian nationalism with the argument, ‘If Hitler could use nationalism to do bad things, imagine what a good guy could do’. The mere mention of Hitler in any context elicits a sense of dread, invoking memories of unspeakable atrocities committed in the name of nationalism. The assertion that a ‘good guy’ could somehow leverage nationalism for positive ends is not only misguided but dangerously naive.

Hitler, much like many other dictators throughout history, believed he was the hero of his own narrative. Nobody perceives themselves as the villain; they always see themselves as righteous and just.… Continue reading

Elon Musk demands users stop ‘deadnaming’ Twitter after Stephen King trolls the billionaire

Elon Musk demands users stop ‘deadnaming’ Twitter after Stephen King trolls the billionaire

Elon Musk, the enigmatic billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX, is once again making waves on social media. This time, he is demanding that users stop referring to Twitter as ‘Twitter’ and instead use the name ‘X’. Musk’s decree comes after acclaimed author Stephen King trolled the billionaire by referring to the social media platform as its original name.

The irony of Musk’s demand is not lost on many observers. Here we have a man who has built his reputation on pushing boundaries and disrupting industries, now seemingly unable to handle a simple jest from a fellow public figure.… Continue reading

Arizona GOP introduces resolution to declare Trump 2024 winner regardless of the vote.

The recent news about the Arizona GOP introducing a resolution to declare Trump the winner of the 2024 election, regardless of the vote, is truly alarming. It’s shocking to see a political party in the United States resort to such undemocratic tactics. This is the kind of behavior we would expect from a third world country, where elections are manipulated and controlled by those in power.

It’s even more disheartening when we consider that these are the same individuals who spent so much time and money trying to prove fraud in the 2020 election, without any substantial evidence to support their claims.… Continue reading

Christian Super Bowl Commercial Outrages Conservatives

Christian Super Bowl Commercial Outrages Conservatives

As I sit here reflecting on the recent Christian Super Bowl commercial that seems to have caused outrage among conservatives, I can’t help but be entertained by the sheer absurdity of it all. The ad, created by the “He Gets Us” campaign, was meant to spread a message of love and acceptance. However, it seems that conservatives have taken offense to this idea, causing them to lash out with hateful and bigoted comments.

It’s quite ironic, really. The very people who claim to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ are the ones who seem to be the most hateful and intolerant.… Continue reading

Get Used to It: Biden Isn’t Going Anywhere. The GOP fantasy crowd is so accustomed to conspiracy theories that they’re betting the Democrats will switch candidates at the last minute. Have they actually paid attention to politics?

Get Used to It: Biden Isn’t Going Anywhere

As we approach the upcoming U.S. Presidential election, the GOP fantasy crowd seems to be consumed by conspiracy theories. They believe that the Democrats will switch candidates at the last minute, with Biden stepping down and Michelle Obama taking his place. But let’s take a step back and ask ourselves a simple question: have these conspiracy theorists actually paid attention to politics?

The truth is, Biden is here to stay. The idea that Michelle Obama, who has never expressed interest in running for public office, would suddenly decide to enter the race and replace Biden is nothing more than Republican propaganda.… Continue reading

Nearly 15% of Americans deny climate change is real. Researchers saw a strong connection between climate denialism and low COVID-19 vaccination rates, suggesting a broad skepticism of science

Reflecting on the topic of climate change denial and its connection to low COVID-19 vaccination rates, I’m struck by the unfortunate reality that nearly 15% of Americans still deny the existence of climate change. This statistic, though seemingly low compared to the majority who do acknowledge climate change, is still cause for concern. It shows that a significant portion of the population is unwilling to accept a scientifically proven phenomenon that poses grave risks to our planet and our future.

The connection between climate denialism and low vaccination rates is troubling, suggesting a broader skepticism of science within this group of individuals.… Continue reading

Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Victory Sends Alt-right Twitterspere Into Tailspin

Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Victory Sends Alt-right Twittersphere Into Tailspin

As I sat and watched the Kansas City Chiefs secure their Super Bowl victory, I couldn’t help but be amused by the reaction from the alt-right Twittersphere. Their wild conspiracy theories and unfounded claims were enough to make anyone question the sanity of these individuals. But beyond the entertainment value, this level of delusion and misinformation is a dangerous reflection of the current state of our society.

One particular target of their ire was Taylor Swift, who apparently played a central role in rigging the game and ensuring a Chiefs victory.… Continue reading

It’s been ten years get over it 💀

It’s been ten years since Anita Sarkeesian burst onto the scene, igniting a firestorm of controversy and becoming a lightning rod for the gaming community. As I reflect on those years, I can’t help but think, “It’s been ten years, get over it.”

Feminist criticism has always been around, and it was only a matter of time before video games faced the music. I remember the backlash against the “sex sells” marketing in games like Mortal Kombat 9 and Duke Nukem Forever. People were getting tired of the objectification of women in gaming, and rightly so.

Anita Sarkeesian was one of the voices that emerged during this time, offering feminist perspectives on video game content.… Continue reading

Nearly 15% of Americans Deny Climate Change, Link to Low COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Suggests Skepticism of Science

Nearly 15% of Americans deny climate change is real, according to recent research. What’s more concerning is that researchers have discovered a strong connection between climate denialism and low COVID-19 vaccination rates, which suggests a broad skepticism of science. As an individual who is deeply concerned about the future of our planet and the well-being of our society, I find this correlation alarming.

Within the 85% of Americans who acknowledge climate change, there are various viewpoints. Some believe that while it is real, it is not a serious issue worth addressing. Others argue that climate change is desirable because it creates habitable land in new areas.… Continue reading

Trump to Taylor Swift: Please don’t endorse someone else. Endorsing Joe Biden would “be disloyal to the man who made her so much money,” Trump posted.

In the recent news, a tweet from former President Donald Trump caught my attention. It read, “Please don’t endorse someone else. Endorsing Joe Biden would ‘be disloyal to the man who made her so much money’.” The tweet was directed at none other than Taylor Swift, a highly successful singer-songwriter and a prominent figure in pop culture.

As I delved into the reactions and comments surrounding this tweet, I couldn’t help but feel a profound sense of disbelief and frustration. How could someone like Trump, who has a proven track record of making controversial and baseless claims, have the audacity to claim responsibility for Taylor Swift’s success?… Continue reading