HeyJaredMichael Breeden
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 19, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Screaming until you get your way isn't a constitutional right. It's being a baby (opens the original)
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Every human carries the same rights our ancestors had 50,000 years ago. Drop you alone in the wilderness, and you can look around, grab what you see, and use it to survive as long as you can, squeezing out as much comfort as possible with the least effort. No competition, no arguments. You are totally sovereign and accountable for every choice. Crown yourself king, decide shelter beats food today, or water beats both tomorrow. But you have no claim on anyone else to provide them. Call yourself A
P-Hustle unmasked: The class fraud of Graham Platner (opens the original)
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In John Kennedy Toole’s A Confederacy of Dunces, set in early-1960s New Orleans, Ignatius J. Reilly is the ultimate self-aggrandizing dunce. Over-educated, unemployed, living rent-free off his mother, armed with a useless master’s degree and an endless supply of contempt for the modern world, he stages absurd crusades while contributing nothing. He rails against the family, the police, the capitalists, and the university, even as he depends on all of them. The system enables him. It does not pun
TDS and the madness of King Joe Biden (opens the original)
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Former President Joe Biden ran as the steady moderate who would restore normalcy. In practice, his presidency became something stranger: a cognitively declining president whose White House staff, driven by “Trump derangement syndrome,” used his office to reverse policies that were working and to impose measures that would have been considered extreme even during the 2016 election. Reports and congressional investigations have documented aides limiting Biden’s schedule, managing his public appear
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