Yes I’m Bitter – Grant Swalwell
A service based economy is awkward, everyone is striving to make a dime on somebody else’s dollar. Not many people think about inventing, artistic or practical. Even people with good
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The Football Players Strike Back
Racial tension is nothing new on college campuses, especially in this day and age of digital hyper-reactivity. It should come as no surprise, either, that at the university of Missouri,
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Have you ever seen Red Dawn? – Grant Swalwell
One man’s terrorist being another’s freedom fighter is a saying growing old, literally everything is a terrorist these days. Would you consider the WOLVERINES in Red Dawn terrorists? No of
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Reiterating and Clarifying – Grant Swalwell
Recently in my blog post ‘Identity Politics & Narcissism’ I sounded a little more toxic than I intended. Now in a calmer state of mind I want to elaborate on
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We’re still #1 baby!!! – Grant Swalwell
Most people who cherish the idea of American exceptionalism and interventionism are dumber than dirt, but ironically the people on the opposite end, who think America can just be like
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The City’s with the Darkest Pasts
History, for the most part, is brutal. From the very beginning of human civilization, we have been fighting our fellow humans for practically any reason you can think of: religion,
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The Case for Foreign Films
Hollywood is great. America has been blessed to have the premiere movie-making destination in the entire world right in it’s own playground, California. We’ve been generously supplied prolific directors, fantastic
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Identity Politics & Narcissism – Grant Swalwell
WARNING: Trigger Warning ahead. TRIGGER WARNING: This blog post may contain content you disagree with. The men’s rights red pill idiots have soiled the pool for anyone questioning the one
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College is for Chumps – Grant Swalwell
It is a common trope that college prepares tomorrow’s graduates for yesterday’s jobs. College in this country is so messed up that we often give out degrees for non-existent jobs.
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Oversharing in the age of digital everything
Last night, Sept. 27, a blood moon was visible to anyone who cared to look up. The moon also was visible to anyone checking Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or practically any
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