Journal: Courage, Cowardice, and Collaboration
Rashid Khalidi’s recent stand against Columbia University’s collaboration with Trump’s fascist cultural agenda is important; more US educators should join him.
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The Skinny: Building A Patchwork Enabling Act
Despite cratering in the polls, this week saw the Trump regime is claw its way towards a one party state and the elimination of trans people from American life.
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The Skinny: Climate of Fear and Indifference
As the Trumpenreich’s fascist agenda accelerates, American society appears to be descending into a climate of fear and indifference
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The Skinny: Courting a Fascist Dictatorship
As we reach the Ides of March in the second Trump era, America has a would-be Caesar but as of right now there appears to be no resistance plot in sight.
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The New Skinny: January 2025 Blogs
Author’s note: in addition to my work here on NIDC, I also blog about fascism and current affairs on the
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Digital Atomization and the Dark Art of Blogging
An announcement about some changes here on NIDC. Want to know why you’re getting more notifications and the website is a different color? This post has answers.
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Film Sessions: Who Weeps for the Hate Nerd?
In this offsite essay we’re looking at a video by Thought Slime that helps explain why you shouldn’t defend Nick Fuentes from the consequences of his actions.
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Facebook Update: I Caught A Sad
A Facebook update on where I’ve been for the last couple weeks that unfortunately, ongoing online censorship forces me to reprint here on my website. Vaguely personal.
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The Trump Suspensions, Big Tech and Section 230 on Can’t You Read
A link to an essay on Can’t You Read discussing Big Tech, Trump’s social media suspensions, and Biden’s threats to repeal Section 230.
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The Skinny: Chuds, Social Media & Censorship Edition
A lengthy, informal journal piece on Patreon about censorship, social media and the fallout from the Trump-inspired Jan 6th chud riot in D.C.
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On What Twitter Is & Why I’m Fine With Never Coming Back
A link to a new essay on my free Patreon blog that discusses why Twitter’s role in public discourse is frankly pretty sinister, and I don’t miss it one bit.
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