The Never-Ending Sorry
The insatiable need to force apologies for wrongthink, and the pointlessness of ever thinking that you’ll be forgiven.
Cultural Chaos and Forgotten Stories
The insatiable need to force apologies for wrongthink, and the pointlessness of ever thinking that you’ll be forgiven.
In the latest Reprobate Podcast, we discuss the politics of social justice and the shifting tides of acceptable speech, free speech, book burning and the politics of lockdown.
The Reprobate Podcast Episode 2: David McGillivray Read MoreThe depressing rise of public shaming by the opportunistly outraged.
Power To Truth – The Blood Sports Of The Social Justice Bullies Read More
Exploring the intersection between the sincere protest of social justice and the attention-hungry needs of social media.
It’s All About Me: The Narcissism Signallers Read More
The key study of revolution and rebellion from 1968, the year of unrest.
If…. – Lindsay Anderson’s Upper-Class War Read More
The UK sex festival issues an open call for socially conscious lockdown erotica.
Uncensored Festival Calls For Home-Made Lockdown Smut Read More
The strange story of how a Satanic Panic conspiracy theory about the lauded artist has re-emerged in the wake of a Microsoft promotional film.
Marina Abramović, Microsoft And Satanic Conspiracy Theories Read More
The UK courts decide that people should not be visited by the police for expressing unpopular, but legal, opinions.
Unpopular Thoughts Approved In The UK Read More
It’s time for lazy journalists and politicians to look beyond a quick Twitter search when trying to gauge public opinion.
Twitter Is Not The Real World Read More
Ricky Gervais took aim at celebrity hypocrisy and arrogance at the Golden Globes, and it was delicious.
Ricky Gervais And The Hollywood Ego Pricking Read More
How the shifting tides of acceptable language have transformed a plea for racial harmony into a racist tract.
A Melting Pot Of Offence Read More
The comedy legends scrape the barrel of their archives, and become socially conscious in the process.
Monty Python Finds New Things To Worry About Read More