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Gay Face-Bashing Content

Bridget Phetasy goes on a journey down the Internet’s weirdest rabbit holes, so you don’t have to. After seeing the new “Clavicular” trailer at New York Fashion Week, she’s convinced we’ve officially entered the American Psycho era of masculinity.

From young men obsessing over bone structure like it’s a full-time job to the rise of the “Male Kardashians,” Bridget explains why most women would still rather date Shane Gillis than a guy who thinks his collarbones are a personality trait. Here’s more from Bridget in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

These People Are Not OK

For years, polyamory has been sold as enlightened and empowering.

But now that the stories behind these relationships are going viral, even the Internet is starting to question whether this “progress” is actually healthy. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

Feminists For Forced Hijab

Bridget Phetasy breaks down the “breathtaking circular logic” of American progressive women who are mourning the dismantling of a theocratic regime.

From TikTokers calling for the “Death of America” to the silence of feminists regarding actual patriarchy, Bridget asks why liberal women are more afraid of “Islamophobia” than a regime that hangs women for showing their hair. Here’s more from Phetasy in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

Listen Up, Thin People!

It’s the end of the month, we’ve got a case of the f*ckarounds, and serious content can wait. So we’re laughing at fat furniture discourse, entitlement meltdowns, and the idea that your dining chairs are now a public safety hazard.

We kick things off with an emotional plea to thin people everywhere: please reinforce your homes for the fattest bastard you’ve ever met — because personal responsibility is out, and your mid-century furniture is violence.

From there, we somehow end up with Prince Harry being dragged to a Jordanian student musical performance by Meghan Markle, wearing the exact facial expression every man has when he’s been tricked into “something cultural.” You know the one. The “I agreed to this but I regret everything” look.

Then it’s Abby Chatfield telling us about something that absolutely, definitely didn’t happen, Robert De Niro trying to save America from his penthouse, celebrities demanding you take to the streets while they yell encouragement from behind security, and a brief detour into internet psychosis, influence culture, and why everything is suddenly labelled “neurodivergent.”

No grand thesis. No solutions. Just an end-of-month slop video full of bad takes, worse jokes, and laughing at things we probably shouldn’t — because sometimes you just want to sling some sh*t and move on. LET’S GO!! Here’s more from Bearing.

Do Not Redeem! Do Not Redeem!

Justice comes in many forms. Sometimes it something as simple as seeing absolutely evil, rotten bastards get trolled so hard they completely LOSE THEIR MINDS.

Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, focusing on phone scammers, most of whom operate out of India. Bill Whittle leads the discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Steve Green.

This Is Not A Win

A viral New York City dating story has women paying $100 to attend singles events while men get in free and the Internet is calling it a victory.

Let’s talk red pill gloating, feminism fallout, and why this “men vs. women” celebration feels less like winning and more like societal collapse. Brett Cooper offers her spin.

She’s Woke, Who Cares?

The left can’t understand why conservatives are celebrating US figure skater Alysa Liu’s gold medal, because she is left-leaning politically.

This comes with their worldview—let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.

Comeback Of The Decade

Gina Carano and Ronda Rousey are coming out of retirement to fight and half the Internet thinks it’s pointless.

Maybe it’s not the UFC. Maybe it’s not 2015.

But it’s two pioneers settling unfinished business, and that’s bigger than people want to admit even if Sean Strickland disagrees. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

The Lie Being Fed To Women

From TikTok to The New York Times to Emily Ratajkowski calling divorce “chic,” Gen Z is glamorizing the end of marriage — and brands are cashing in.

Let’s talk about how we got here, why divorce is being marketed as empowerment, and what this trend actually says about marriage, commitment, and modern culture. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

 

The Tide Is Turning On Trans

Is the tide turning on trans? The battle for reality continues with mainstream media outlets ignoring biological reality and falsely attributing a school shooting in Canada to a female.

Is everyone as sick of the trans debate as Bridget Phetasy is? Here’s her new Dumpster Fire.

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