From CNN’s LZ Granderson: Now that the dust surrounding Kaepernick’s departure from the NFL has settled, we’re able to have a more substantive conversation about some of the controversial topics that his peaceful protest against oppression of people of color during the national anthem sparked: freedom of speech and patriotism. I don’t think anything connected to Kaepernick’s …
Ethan Van Sciver and Vox Day wrestle over who owns Comicsgate
The world of Comicsgate became even more of a drama rich environment a few days ago. Hero of the alt-right and author of SJWs Always Lie Vox Day (government name Theodore Beale) announced he’s starting a comics imprint called Comicsgate. This didn’t sit too well with comic creators using the word to promote their independent projects. Ethan Van …
Nike sacrifices everything with new Colin Kaepernick ad
Nike revealed a new ad featuring Colin Kaepernick. It features the ex-NFL quarterback’s face with the words, “Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything.” It also features the famous tag, “Just do it.” at the bottom with the iconic Nike swish. I don’t understand why Nike did this. To say Colin Kaepernick is a …
Raiders trade Khalil Mack to Bears for two first round draft picks
The Oakland Raiders traded Khalil Mack to the Chicago Bears for a 2019 and 2020 first round draft pick. The Raiders will also get the Bear’s 2019 sixth-round and its 2020 third-round draft pick. I have to wonder though, what’s the point? The chances they’re able to find a player as good as Mack is …
Superman used to be a racist, hateful jerk
In March of 1943, the United States was embroiled in a massive war with Imperial Japan. Perhaps you’ve heard of it. Instead of using all his various superpowers to quickly bring an end to the war, Superman (government name Clark Kent) used his superpowers to stoke the fires of racial hatred. Take a gander at this: …
Wil Wheaton left Twitter, then got kicked off fake Twitter
Former child actor and Internet social activist Wil Wheaton decided to leave Twitter. The reason? Because Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey refused to ban Info Wars host Alex Jones, someone Wheaton didn’t like. I’ve got to admit, I enjoy the comedy stylings of Alex Jones, although not directly from the man himself. I like him best …