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Category Archives: New York Times
BPD & Sarah Jeong
Comments at Steve Sailer: * I think that in general more attention needs to be paid to Borderline Personality Disorder and its role in a lot of these scandals and fiascos. Approximately 1 in 40 women have BPD. The sort … Continue reading
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NYT’S SARAH JEONG ALSO SENT ANTI-COP, ANTI-MEN TWEETS
MP3: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593/the-anti-white-bigotry-of-the-new-york-times From Daily Caller: Sarah Jeong, the newest editorial board member of The New York Times, is also responsible for extensive anti-cop and anti-men tweets. The New York Times stood by Jeong on Thursday after the internet surfaced her … Continue reading
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When Racism Is Fit to Print
Andrew Sullivan writes: Is the newest member of the New York Times editorial board, Sarah Jeong, a racist? From one perspective — that commonly held by people outside the confines of the political left — she obviously is. A series … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: Why Sarah Jeong’s Racist Hatred Is A-OK with the NYT
MP3: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593/the-anti-white-bigotry-of-the-new-york-times Are these racist? These are tweets by Sarah Jeong who was just hired to the NYT editorial board. pic.twitter.com/B3P7ay8QNR — Armin Navabi (@ArminNavabi) August 2, 2018 Comments at Steve Sailer: * The basic context in Jeong’s mind is … Continue reading
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The Shuttening
The NY Times has this interesting list of young women rockers, and all the editor can think to do is ask them these boring social justice warrior questions. Why not have a music editor ask them questions about their music? … Continue reading
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The Megaphone in One Graph
Steve Sailer: “The New York Times has a tool called Chronicle for telling you what percentage of Times article have included a particular word over the centuries. Here we see “racism” in green, “sexism” in black, and “transgender” in blue, … Continue reading
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Beyond Parody
Today’s NY Times edges past self-parody. Multiple stories aimed at getting the West to accept penetration by muslim hordes, and about three (!) full pages on the most noble thing a man can do: become a eunuch. The Times must … Continue reading
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Yisroel Pensack: New York City Board of Health Vote Scheduled Today on Requiring Informed Consent for Direct Oral-Genital Suction During Infant Circumcision
The New York Times reports: …part of the circumcision ritual, known in Hebrew as metzitzah b’peh [direct oral-genital suction], … is still commonplace in parts of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community but is rare in other branches of Judaism. The city estimates … Continue reading
Posted in Chabad, Circumcision, Conservative Judaism, Germany, Health, Modern Orthodox, New York, New York Times, Yisroel Pensack
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Yisroel Pensack: A Timely Tax Alternative Surfaces Amid U.S. Fiscal Stalemate
The New York Times is running a feature today on Henry George, the 19th-century political economist, [who] spent his seminal years in San Francisco. He is no longer a household name, and his “land-value taxation” theory is probably among the … Continue reading
Posted in California, Henry George, New York Times, San Francisco, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged Bay Citizen, Elizabeth Lesly Stevens, fiscal stalemate, Georgism, Joshua Vincent, land value tax, leo tolstoy, monopoly, property taxes, Prophet of San Francisco, Proposition 13, single-tax principle, Sun Yat-Sen, tax policy, Willie L. Brown Jr., winston churchill
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