Salon’s resident “evangelical” makes a mockery of religion
The essay, which promises to seize religion from right-wing fanatics, is both foolish and unintentionally funny.
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Tag: LGBTQ
2023-04-06 Video Podcast: A romp through the news
This is an everything and the kitchen sink edition: Slavery, Trump, so-called transgenderism, leftists’ children, children on prescription drugs, pedophiles, reparations, politicians, and colleges!
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Bookworm Beat 6-17-22: The end of the world illustrated edition
It’s not really the end of the world; it just feels like that. And these memes will help you laugh and cry that feeling away.
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Disney’s corporate madness reflects a huge class divide in America
Seeming disparate threads, including the madness at Disney, when bound together, reveal that America is experiencing a most peculiar class struggle. (This post looks long but it isn’t as long as it looks because it has a lot of Twitter material that uses up a great deal of vertical space.)
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The Bookworm Thinker of 17 Oct. 2021
Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the posts are restricted
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The Bookworm Thinker of 14 Oct. 2021
Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the posts are restricted
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Why the LGBTQ+ movement is so useful to the left
I have a theory why the left is pushing the whole LGBTQ+ thing with such fervor — and it definitely has to do with remaking society. In the past few years, the two most obsessive issues to emerge from the left have been the racism that they call “anti-racism” and
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A transnational elite racing its way to a revolution
In America and around the world, a transnational elite postures for itself and despises the people it rules. This is a recipe for a bloody revolution. The other day, I was listening to Heather MacDonald speaking about homelessness during an appearance on City Journal’s Ten Blocks podcast. She was describing
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No. 24 Bookworm Podcast: Warren, Modern Art, Project Veritas and more
A Bookworm Podcast looking at Elizabeth Warren’s hubris, the decline of Modern Art, Project Veritas videos, radical LGBTQ and the church, plus more. My latest podcast is up and running. You can listen to it through the audio embed below, or at LibSyn, or through Apple Podcasts. I’ll be publishing a
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[VIDEO] Paul Joseph Watson on extreme LGBTQ-ism
The LGBTQ movement has morphed from acceptance to cultural decay aided by aggressive, successful efforts to impose a subculture on the dominant culture. I never considered myself a homophobe, because I was always willing to accept same-sex relationships, provided that the LGBTQ movement, as is the case with heterosexual identity,
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The Democrat party is hamstrung because it can’t tell the truth about itself
Insiders and observers are giving good advice to the Democrat party, but it all avoids the obvious: Democrats cannot tell the truth about their goals. Several articles in the news recently combine to highlight a salient point about today’s Democrat party. The first is from Dan Balz, at Wapo, the
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California travel ban: Blatant hypocrisy about LGBTQ (etc.) rights
The California travel ban against US states for claimed anti-LGBTQ laws follows its attack on the travel stay for Islamic countries that routinely kill gays. In January and then again in March 2017, President Trump issued a temporary travel ban aimed at six countries that the Obama administration identified as
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Evil losers, entrenched bureaucrats, angry cities, and transgender’s uses
Evil losers, bureaucrats facing job insecurity, the anger that drives some cities, and why the Left loves transgenderism — my friends and I cover it all. The advantage of living in a blue bastion is that your conservative friends are burnished in a type of crucible. It takes an affirmative
Continue readingI’ve finally figured out why I dislike the gay rights’ movement — and it has nothing to do with my support for gay civil rights
I’ve always thought of myself as someone who’s cool about gays. For many years, I could honestly say that many of my good friends, and some of my best friends, were gay. I didn’t appreciate their lifestyle excesses (especially because I lost a lot of friends to AIDS because of
Continue readingAndrew Breitbart was right about the culture
My daughter went to our local library this weekend and brought home a bunch of the library’s recent acquisitions for teens. The inside jacket blurb describes them as fantasy or high school relationship books. My daughter said to me, “I don’t know why it is, Mom, but they all turn
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