Share: All over the world, people struggle to afford food, housing, and other basic necessities. In this same world exists billionaires who could provide for the entire world with their wealth, prompting questions of whether their existence is immoral or not. The existence of billionaires is entirely unethical as this accumulation of wealth is unnecessary and typically involves exploitation and or illegality. Most billionaires have built their wealth through their own businesses and investments. However, those businesses require the labor of working class people who …
Fan faith in Yamamoto can move mountains
Share: The Dodgers just won the most important series of their entire season. Playoffs might be continuing, but after consecutive seasons of playoff disappointments, the National League Divisional Series had become a physical and psychological wall for the team and their fans. Why bother talking about Ohtani and the World Series if the Dodgers couldn’t even make it past the NLDS? Victory against the Padres was vital. A loss would show that nothing had changed, that the Dodgers were still irrelevant past October. So the …
Video game streamers turn followers into far-right fanatics
Share: In recent years, the world of video game streaming has exploded in popularity, with platforms like Twitch, YouTube, and Kick giving rise to a new generation of online celebrities. These streamers, often playing to massive audiences, have the power to influence culture, shape opinions, and build communities. While gaming has long been a refuge for many, an unsettling trend has emerged: a growing number of high-profile streamers are subtly or overtly pushing alt-right ideals to their followers, raising concerns about the normalization of extremist …
The Supreme Court’s failures are only going to get worse
Share: As the new Supreme Court session begins, Americans must grapple with the disturbing reality of a Republican-dominated Court that seems intent on reversing decades of progress. With a 6-3 conservative majority, the Court is now a battleground where the ideals of justice and equality face increasing threats from an ideology that prioritizes partisanship over impartiality. While the Supreme Court was designed to be a nonpartisan institution that protects the constitutional rights of all citizens, recent rulings suggest that this conservative majority is more interested …
Walz is a knucklehead and Vance is a less crazy Trump
Share: In a rather refreshing turn of events, the vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz showed a display of professionalism and civility that has unfortunately become something of a rarity in political debates. Instead of spending most of the debate attacking one another’s character, the two Vice Presidential candidates focused on discussing policies and addressing the concerns of American citizens. This is exactly how a vice presidential debate should be conducted, as the main purpose of a vice presidential candidate during a …
Cards Against Elon: Just pay up, you billionaire cheapskate
Share: Cards Against Humanity is rightfully suing Elon Musk’s SpaceX for allegedly using land owned by the company in Texas without their permission. In response to previous complaints from Cards Against Humanity, they claim SpaceX responded with a mediocre lowball offer to buy the land for less than half its value with a 12-hour deadline to accept. In terms of this whole beef the media wants to spin between SpaceX and Cards Against Humanity just shows how petty SpaceX is. Looking at the SpaceX v …
Bulking can be good for you if done properly
Share: The terms “cutting” and “bulking” in terms of consuming an excess of calories or burning more calories than you consume have become incredibly normalized in the context of the gym. They are often used in order to put on muscle mass or to lose fat to make one’s muscles look more “aesthetic.” Many claim that overeating and bulking is bad for you, which is often found to be true, yet I disagree. If you are dedicated to the gym and have strong discipline, bulking …
Diddy’s arrest foreshadows the end of Hollywood as we know it
Share: The entertainment industry is fucked. While it’s no secret that Sean Combs is a disgusting freak who deserves every single thing that’s coming to him, the public eye is now starting to see the true impact of Diddy’s arrest when it comes to the fate of the rest of the entertainment industry. Much suspicion has been directed towards fellow celebrities, with some of them deleting any trace of social media presence following the arrest of Combs. That along with pre-existing footage of various celebrities …
Harris’ platform matters, not her racial identity
Share: The debate over Kamala Harris racial identity has been ongoing, but it’s become a bigger issue since she’s been in office. Why is it when a Black Person in a high position, their qualifications and identity are often questioned? Instead of focusing on their achievements, discussions shift toward their racial background. Rather than being recognized for their success, they’re penalized for being black, both personally and professionally. In a recent interview with The Guardian, Janet Jackson mentioned that she heard claims about Kamala Harris’ …
‘Monsters’ in media: Their trauma is not your drama
Share: Lights are on again in the Menendez home, and everything seems quiet, apart from the sounds of water hitting tiles, and the tense steps of Kitty Menendez walking throughout the house. Kitty opens the door to the bathroom and behind the curtain, it is revealed that there are two people in the shower, brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez, under the water sharing a kiss. Kitty stands horrified watching the scene, and the Menendez family’s life takes a turn. “The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” …