Jeremy Maddux’s Reviews > Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood > Status Update

'In short, everyone is racist, everything is racist, you’re a racist even if you’re not racist, because of racism. Or something. You can’t escape. You’re guilty of something, nebulously defined, that you can’t help but commit because the “system” in which you live is built on it. Similar theories can be found to explain gender, sexual orientation, class, religion (not Christianity), age, etc.'

'One such example of those studies is the National Science Foundation’s awarding of a $548,459 grant to the University of Michigan to look at “Microaggressions in Engineering Student Teams: Effects on Learning, Performance, and Persistence.” The thesis is that evil urinal users make women so uncomfortable that they are literally chasing them out of the field of engineering.'

'“In developing countries food allergy is not nearly the problem that it is in industrialized countries.”1 While the peanut is revolutionizing famine relief and saving lives, it’s being banned in schools across the United States as if it were a weapon of mass destruction. Is there something uniquely unhealthy or deficient about the biological makeup of children in the richest country on the planet?'

'That might be why movies had the lowest attendance in twenty years in 2017;3 if the public wants to be preached to, they’ll go to church, not the theater.'

Well said. Fuck movies, is what I say. Hollywood is dying, and I legitimately believe that.

'Hollywood excels at presenting the rare as the norm in the name of a liberal agenda. The percentage of transgender characters on TV, for example, exceeds any reasonable estimate of the percentage in the population at large by a factor of at least ten.'

'What once was left of center is now “Mao was a corporate sellout” crazy, and proudly so. Journalists are a few years away from wearing all-black Antifa uniforms and covering the Democratic National Convention as delegates.'

Can this man get an amen?

'But unlike real heroes, whose lives were on the line when they stood up to tyranny under that name, these “fighters” were facing off with shadows cast by their own imaginations. And it worked. Angry thousands took to the streets, demanding action, or inaction, or something. Their demands weren’t particularly clear, but they were serious, damn it, because they were under assault, or something.'

'But the next day, again in the name of justice, they broke out their crocheted “pussy hats” and chanted dried-up slogans in the Women’s March because, apparently, Trump had a secret plan to ban women, or something. Who knew that the only thing denying the masses justice was the lack of burning limos and some yarn?'

'On inauguration day for President Donald Trump, the professional demonstrator class took to the streets of the nation’s capital to express their deeply held belief that smashing store windows and burning cars was the best way to advance the cause of justice. Justice for what was never explained.'