Make America Guilty Again

Apparently upset that a young African-American male was not able to rob a convenience store, assault its owner, and attempt to murder a police officer with impunity, the NAACP recently issued a travel advisory warning African-Americans not to travel to Missouri.

Of course, Missourians should feel guilty that their law enforcement officers do not just lay back while their service weapons are taken from them and used against them. After all, it is 2017, and law and order are so passé and reactionary.

Juvenal would like to be the first to commend the NAACP for its bold action, and would also like to suggest that its action is not bold enough. Let us hope that the NAACP and other right-minded organizations will extend this travel advisory, and tell prospective immigrants and would-be refugees that they should reconsider their plans to relocate to the United States. America’s reactionaries should be left alone to wallow in guilt over their selfish insistence on law and order.

For this reason, Juvenal humbly asks @NAACP to extend its travel advisory and Make American Guilty Again.

Down the Memory Hole?

Juvenal appreciates people who have the courage to think differently, and to challenge the status quo.

Google, on the other hand, resents those who think differently, and not only wants to deny them a platform, but wants to deny them their memories.

University of Toronto Professor Jordan Peterson got a little too bold for our technological overlords, and they punished him for it. Whether for his “controversial” stance against a Canadian law that would punish people for using pronouns that reflect a person’s biological sex, or for his daring decision to give a lecture series on the Bible, Peterson was denied access not only to his catalog of videos on Google/YouTube, he was also denied access to his Gmail account. In effect, our technological overlords at Google – temporarily at least – denied Peterson access to his memories.

Let there be no doubt about it, Google is the totalitarian overlord Orwell warned us about. We still have residual protections on free speech in America. But it won’t be long before the know-nothings who graduate from our nation’s elite institutions and enter the class of technological overlords overrun those walls.