Here's a visual reminder that Ciryl Gane is the dirtiest fighter in the UFC and commits at least one foul per fight without a single point being taken. Hope Pereira has got his goggles and Thai steel cup ready 😭 #UFCWhiteHouse

Brace yourselves: garbage studio A24 found another male hero to desecrate. "The Death of Robin Hood" is a RADICAL DECONSTRUCTION whose marketing proudly informs us, “He was no hero.” Hugh Jackman plays an aged and solitary Robin, long abandoned by his Merry Men. He's in a SEVERE DEPRESSION having decided he wasn’t some noble outlaw robbing the rich to give to the poor - but actually a RUTHLESS MURDEROUS CRIMINAL. He wants to hang up his violent ways, but his old pal Little John drags him back for one last battle. He gets gravely injured and is tended to by a saintly nun who's treatment involves frequent painful AND GLORIFIED bloodletting sessions. He becomes a mentor to a troubled little girl, a vengeful one-eyed kid, and a soulful philosophical leper. So let's recap: The male hero is depressed and mortally wonded. Little John is a brutal, unrecognizable thug but at least in one piece. The young boy has lost an eye. The leper is losing skin and body parts. In other words, not one single male character escapes the script’s assault. And just in case you missed the point, the MALE HERO dies at the end. Typical A24 bullsht. The "A" stands for "ANTI-MALE" and "24" is short for 24/7/365. I’ll pass.

I get his points about the legacy news media part being propaganda.. but fail to understand how more empathy would ever be a bad thing?

Right-liberals like those at National Review love to criticize the addiction to power. But there is also a converse phenomenon: addiction to the lack of power, and enjoyment of the lack of responsibility or accountability that comes with being powerless.

Disclosure Day: The Last Boomer Propaganda Movie I went to see Spielberg’s Disclosure Day and found myself watching a strange, late-stage piece of boomer propaganda about aliens, media, religion, and who we are supposed to trust. Here are my thoughts on the symbolism of the film.

Who is brave enough to write ‘The Feudalist Manifesto’?

I was originally disappointed that they didn't just do an orchestral version of the original theme but this goes so hard, I don't even care anymore. And we get the og at the end, so it's all good.

For years, hospitals kept Americans in the dark about the true cost of care. Families made medical decisions without knowing the price—and too often got hit with bills that drained their savings. That ends now. Under President Trump’s leadership, HHS is enforcing hospital price transparency with real consequences. @DrOzCMS and I have a simple message for hospitals: Post your actual prices. Come into compliance immediately—or face serious consequences.

Dolph Lundgren as He-Man shouting his legendary catchphrase, I have the power! Masters of the Universe.( 1987 )📽️🍿

"But buying from local farmers is so expensive!" Six theses: 1) On the whole it is probably more expensive. 2) It also depends on all sorts of variables. If you're shopping at the farmers market in a fashionable urban area, you're going to be paying premiums for the experience. If you go to a more rustic farmers market, the prices drop considerably. 3) There are items that are less expensive at the farmers market. At present, Vital Farms "pasture-raised" eggs (a dubious claim, when you read about Vital Farms) sell at the local grocery store for $8.69/doz. I can buy actual pasture-raised eggs from several local farmers for $5/doz. One lady sells me 5 doz for $20. There are other deals to be found. 4) Most people have been trained to consider cost ONLY IN TERMS OF THE MONEY EXCHANGED AT CHECK-OUT. There are other costs to think about, sometimes not factored into the exchange price. For example: the livelihoods for local farmers and thus local vitality and resilience (especially useful during a crisis), proper care of the land (rather than blasting the soil with chemicals and exhausting it), the nutritional content of the food itself (which is related to the last point—the larger the scale of the operation, the lower the quality), and more. 5) Ultimately, you get what you pay for. Cheap food might not prove so cheap in the end. 6) Support your local farmers or else you love globalism.