Tag: society critique

• The Future of Discrimination: White Male

  I’ve been waiting for this article. Perhaps there have been others espousing similar points of view, but leave it to some brilliant graduate student of philosophy, of all things, to express what I’ve been guessing at all along: the blame the white narrative is getting much more pointed. Here’s the article if you want to […]

  sassevn

  April 19, 2017

  Philosophy, politics, social critique, Uncategorized

  capitalism, discrimination, race relations, society critique, voters rights, wealth redistribution, white male, white privilege

• The Most Loathsome Column of the Day

  An editor at the Washingtonian stated that the phrase “start a family” was “the most loathsome phrase of the day” because it degrades those couples who many not be able to have children. So I’ve nominated that fine piece of journalism as the most loathsome column of the day. But in keeping with the spirit […]

  sassevn

  May 30, 2016

  Current Events

  American society, political correctness, safe spaces, satire, society critique

• Is softball becoming too soft? Or is it just life?

  At the risk of sounding like an old person yearning for the nostalgic past, sometime’s I feel like an old person yearning for the nostalgic past. Is softball too frightening now that we must completely bend the rules in order to keep the kids safe from “boo-boos”? First, it started with the orange first base. […]

  sassevn

  April 16, 2014

  Current Events, Life

  orange first base, overprotective parents, rule changes, society critique, softball rule changes, softball runner cannot touch home plate