The one thing which bugs me about r-selection is that total crap gets promoted as the best material available by social idiots, while real quality needs to fight to get heard. Megyn Kelly is a tool, but she played the social game and ended up on FOX. Meanwhile Bill Whittle turns out stuff like this, and yet he still isn’t moderating the Republican Primary debates.
First, Bill examines gun politics in “It’s the Steel”
In the wake of yet another mass shooting, the Left once again wants to blame it on guns… and the reason they need to blame the guns is so they don’t have to look at the real cause of this growing violence. You can find out how absurd their argument is, and why they have to make it, right here.
Then, a brilliant examination of how the law increasingly means nothing in “Got Law?”
And of all the things that are going on out there, the one thing that most alarms and disgusts me is the sheer lawlessness of it. If the President can simply dictate laws, what does that make him? If the Department of Justice is instructed to enforce certain laws and ignore others, at the President’s whim, what does that say about the state of this nation? And if the Republicans we elected to stop this naked power grab simply… well… don’t – then what does that make them? Find out here.
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In his most recent Stratosphere Lounge he said that he and Stefan Molyneux will be doing a video together on r/K (and some other things). Should be good.
That’s excellent. I haven’t been able to listen to his most recent SL’s, but will get to hear them this coming weekend.
Bill has done exceptionally well given that his only outlet has been PJ Media and his own channel. It is great to hear that he will be branching out to other Internet-media personalities. The more people that are exposed to his exceptional arguments and messaging the better. Frankly, if he were to hit the podcasters that a lot of Alt-Righters follow, like Molyneux, Joe Rogan, Stephen Crowder, Sargon, Aaron Clarey, and a few others, he’d gain an even bigger following and be able to reach even more people with his exceptional messaging and
I wonder if we could organize to petition those personalities to bring him on?
I enjoy most everything at Pajamas Media, except videos. I’d rather read text, particularly when it contains something worth sharing further via Twitter, Google+, Facebook or my blog.