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One of the themes in Brave New World is what it truly means to be a savage. The hero of Brave New World is a character named John, who grew up on an Indian reservation in New Mexico. His mother, Linda, came from London, where the people are “civilized.” However, her idea of civilization is filled with soma (a drug that... Continue Reading →
It's June and you know what that means - it's Pride month. Thus, to take advantage of this month's unwanted theme, we need to talk about something extremely embarrassing for Islam: the fact that there is significant evidence in the hadiths that Muhammad was not only bisexual, but was a cross-desser. You read that right.... Continue Reading →
As y'all are aware of from Friday's post, I have graduated high school, which means that it's now imperative that I get a job. I have been searching for a job for three years but unfortunately was never able to find anyone wanting to hire me. I sent in my resume and applied to numerous... Continue Reading →
I have been critical of TPUSA in the past. While I can support their mission of wanting America's youth to be more conservative, the way TPUSA has been going about it is questionable due to their ecumenical approach to things and almost unquestioning acceptance of anyone who is conservative and has a large following. From... Continue Reading →
Welp, I made it. After being homeschooled K-12, I have finally graduated high school. My parents originally decided to homeschool me while my mom was still pregnant. Both of my parents felt that public school had failed them in some way, an assessment that was a lot coming from my dad. Growing up, he was... Continue Reading →
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Last week, I watched The Devil Wears Prada for the first time and all I could think as I watched it was - did we really need a sequel to this? It's good, but it can stand on its own. The Devil Wears Prada follows Andrea (Andy) Sax, a bright-eyed college graduate who's desperately looking... Continue Reading →
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