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In a world that seems more nightmarish when I open my eyes every new dawn, the news stories that really rip my guts from my stomach and string them along a clothesline to dry are the ones about babies and toddlers overdosing from accidental exposure to fentanyl that their junkie parents had carelessly left within their reach. (more…)
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Harry Nelson
The United States of Opioids: A Prescription for Liberating a Nation in Pain
Charleston, S. C.: ForbesBooks, 2019
See also: “Work to be Such a Man,” “Kensington,” & “Opiates for America’s Heartland”
Opioid abuse is one of the major problems affecting Americans today, and it is also a factor in the Great Replacement. (more…)
Dayjia “Meatball” Blackwell
Dayjia “Meatball” Blackwell
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We begin our week in Philadelphia, which was America’s birthplace but is rapidly becoming its graveyard.
Last Tuesday night saw a widely-publicized spate of looting that began on Walnut Street in Center City, about a mile from where the Declaration of Independence was signed. (more…)
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Jim Goad has produced a short video to accompany his latest essay, “All Roads Lead to Kensington,” on how the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia went from an ordinary, white-majority area to a multicultural hellscape full of drug addicts. See below. (more…)
Drug addict in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood with open wounds on her arm, a needle by her side, and a vacant stare in her eyes.
Drug addict in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood with open wounds on her arm, a needle by her side, and a vacant stare in her eyes.
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It took a couple centuries, but Whitetown, USA has been successfully integrated, meaning that the blighted streets of Philly’s notoriously low-rent, white-trash Kensington neighborhood are now a place where everyone, regardless of race, can share needles and drop dead together like a righteous coalition of rainbow-colored flies.
Fifty years ago, Kensington was a rough-and-tumble but nearly all-white neighborhood about five miles northeast of Center City. It’s now a multicultural open grave. (more…)
SPLC lawyer Thomas Webb Jurgens, whose job description apparently includes supporting protesters while they throw Molotov cocktails at police.
SPLC lawyer Thomas Webb Jurgens, whose job description apparently includes supporting protesters while they throw Molotov cocktails at police.
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As someone who’s lived in Georgia since early 2007, one thing I can tell you is that it has a lot of trees. You might be shocked to learn that it has twice as many trees as it does black people. Georgia suffers no lack of trees or black people. If you’re looking for a state that’s chock-full of blacks and trees, come on down to Georgia. (more…)