Tag: Burning

Trapped in a Burning Tower of Babel: The Language of Enforced Ignorance

The founder of the antiracism movement has admitted that it is discriminatory and racist, that in fact, fighting racism with more racism is its strategy. Therefore, that tenet of the philosophy underpinning the movement is not questioned, but taken at face value. It is supported by the writings, edi...

Mississippi Burning (1988) ??? 35 Years Later ??? flames, fury, and red-hot hatred

Alan Parker’s film begins with such unsettling violence and chilling ferocity that we’re immediately settled into the world he presents. Parker’s depiction of Mississippi is that of a totalitarian society masquerading as a democracy. Of course, it quickly becomes clear that the ent...

An Analysis on ???The Burning Giraffe??? By Salvador Dali

“The Burning Giraffe” by Salvador Dali, is a painting created in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War, which depicts a burning giraffe as the centerpiece, with two distorted figures add to the painting. The painting’s most visually arresting element is undoubtedly the central figur...

Burning Man, the Debauchery in the Desert, Dissolves into a Muddy Pigsty

The famous Burning Man festival is currently suffering from massive rains that have turned the desert pop-up town into a pigsty of mud, garbage, high, and naked people — one death has been reported so far. There are currently “a little over 70,000” people stranded at the festi...

The Burning, Painful Rejection Of Upper Middle-Class Women

Heads up. This article and more are available on my paid (and free) Substack. Medium kneecapped my earnings so I’m asking everyone to subscribe and follow there. After thinking that I found the mythical girl squad I’d always hoped for, I once again found myself with a harsh reali...