Elon Musk once again finds himself at the center of controversy, this time taking aim at Kathleen Kennedy, the president of Lucasfilm and the woman behind the recent Star Wars films. The billionaire entrepreneur went on social media to call Kennedy “more deadly than the Death Star,” sparking outrage and disbelief among fans and critics alike. As someone who has always been fascinated by the intersection of science fiction and reality, I can’t help but shake my head at Musk’s latest antics.
Why does Musk feel the need to constantly pick fights and engage in petty Twitter wars? With all the resources and influence at his disposal, one would think he would have more important things to focus on than attacking a Hollywood producer.… Continue reading
As I sit back and read about the recent incident where a Trump spokesperson’s angry rant was cut off by CNN, I can’t help but chuckle at the uproar it has caused among the MAGA crowd. The irony of a group known for their tough “fuck your feelings” attitude getting all in a tizzy over a news network shutting down a tirade is not lost on me.
News networks have a responsibility to uphold certain standards of professionalism, and allowing an unhinged rant to continue unchecked does no favors to anyone involved. So, when CNN decided to pull the plug on the spokesperson’s diatribe, I couldn’t help but nod in approval.… Continue reading
As I watched the disturbing video of a DoorDash driver delivering food to a black woman and spewing a racial slur, I was filled with a mixture of anger, disbelief, and disappointment. The audacity of this individual to use such hateful language while being recorded on a doorbell camera is appalling. It makes me question how some people can harbor so much blind hatred towards others based on their race.
It’s disheartening to see that racism is still alive and well in our society, especially when it rears its ugly head in such a blatant and confrontational manner. The fact that the woman in question had to endure this vile behavior while simply trying to receive her food delivery is infuriating.… Continue reading
I cannot wrap my head around the logic behind Kristi Noem’s push to pardon the US Capitol attackers to prevent another January 6. It’s like saying, “Let’s release all bank robbers to prevent bank robberies.” The idea is absurd and nonsensical. Criminals need to face consequences for their actions, not be pardoned to potentially repeat their crimes.
Pardoning individuals who attacked the Capitol sends a dangerous message that such behavior is acceptable and will go unpunished. It undermines the rule of law and accountability, which are fundamental principles of justice in any society. How can we expect to deter future attacks if we excuse and pardon those responsible for the violence and chaos that occurred on January 6?… Continue reading
As I reflect on the topic of Evangelical Christians backing Trump despite their acknowledgment of breaking the Ten Commandments, I can’t help but feel a sense of bewilderment at the level of hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance that seems to permeate their beliefs. The idea that they openly admit to not following the very rules they claim to hold dear, yet still vehemently support a leader who embodies the antithesis of the values they profess, is truly baffling.
It’s ironic to see how these individuals, who advocate for the display of the Commandments in schools and demand strict adherence to them from others, disregard those same rules in their own lives.… Continue reading
As I come across the headline about the Missouri attorney general planning to sue New York over the Trump prosecutions, I can’t help but shake my head in disbelief. Where does this relentless pursuit of political drama end? It seems that in the current political climate, common sense and reason are in short supply, overshadowed by grandstanding and self-serving actions.
The very notion that the Missouri attorney general thinks it’s a worthwhile endeavor to stick his nose into legal matters in New York is not just puzzling but downright absurd. What could possibly be the justification for such a move? Is it merely a ploy to gain favor with Trump and his loyalists, or is it a misguided attempt to somehow save face in the eyes of the conservative base?… Continue reading
Kyle Rittenhouse’s sister slamming him for not supporting their family to avoid eviction has sparked a controversial discussion online. Some commenters are quick to point out the irony of a family in need receiving criticism for asking for help instead of working multiple jobs. It seems like a classic case of the conservative mindset – pull yourself up by your bootstraps, don’t ask for handouts, and solve your own problems. But is it really that simple?
It’s easy to sit behind a keyboard and pass judgment on others, especially on a situation as complex as this. Kyle Rittenhouse, infamous for his involvement in a fatal shooting incident, has become a polarizing figure in the media.… Continue reading
“We need morals back”: Lauren Boebert preaches Ten Commandments on Bannon podcast. When we hear the name Lauren Boebert, the words ‘morals’ and ‘lecturing’ do not immediately come to mind. The irony of someone who has been embroiled in scandal and questionable behavior preaching about morals is truly baffling. From missing her own son’s trial to give her support elsewhere, to accusations of public lewdness, Boebert’s track record hardly screams moral authority. It’s like the old proverb goes, ‘Physician, heal thyself,’ or in this case, ‘Legislator, clean up thy act.’
The idea of invoking God as a justification to dictate how others should live their lives is nothing new, but it remains deeply problematic.… Continue reading
Louisiana becomes the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms. What a laughable attempt at a blatantly unconstitutional move. It’s hard to believe this kind of archaic thinking still exists in our society today. But then again, this is Louisiana we’re talking about – a state that seems more focused on passing frivolous laws rather than addressing real issues.
Let’s face it, placing the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms is nothing more than a pointless symbolic gesture that only serves to waste public resources. And coincidentally, Louisiana happens to have one of the most corrupt and Trump-loving governors in the country.… Continue reading
“Ungrateful people”: GOP candidate marks Juneteenth by telling Black people to leave U.S.
The recent comments made by GOP candidate, Ms. Gomez, regarding Juneteenth and Black people in America are not only shocking but also deeply concerning. To suggest that Black people, who have endured centuries of slavery, discrimination, and systemic racism, should leave the country if they do not like it is not only absurd but also incredibly ignorant. The insensitivity and lack of understanding displayed in her statement are emblematic of a larger issue within the Republican Party and American society as a whole.
The irony of Ms. Gomez, a Colombian immigrant herself, telling Black people to leave the U.S.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood