Student loans and lender risk
Bankruptcy tends to make lenders more cautious when it comes to making loans. The prospect of borrowers going into default and declaring bankruptcy makes lender...
Category: Politics
Forrest Gump
Over at the New York Post, Sara Stewart penned an article about the classic movie Forrest Gump that shows she did not understand the movie. She basically went i...
About that Gillette ad
A couple months ago, Gillette got the bright idea to make an ad that allegedly portrayed much of their customer base as… toxic. I learned about the ad but...
I am not leaving Patreon
I have a Patreon account through which, as of this writing, I support six channels. Four have nothing to do with politics, though one does touch on politics per...
Atheism and leftism, replying to Allie Stuckey
A little over seven (7) years ago, I wrote an article called “Trading one religion for another” in which I described an observation I had been makin...
Teenagers are NOT being locked up for trick-or-treating in Hampton Roads
This has to be one of the more insidious things to hit my news feeds lately: outrage over ordinances that exist in Hampton Roads that set a legal age limit at 1...
Stop blaming the tariffs
From Case Labs’ website: Text for those with accessibility technologies: We are very sad to announce that CaseLabs and its parent company will be closing ...
Net Neutrality was never going to work
Your ISP oversells your data rate. I’ll just say that up front. I’m privileged to have Google Fiber, which is a 1 gigabit per second, full duplex, I...
A prediction regarding language
With social justice warriors in the United States and much of the rest of the English-speaking world continually labeling words and phrases as being racist and ...
Net neutrality
All the various discussions of incidents wherein ISPs have done “shady things” all ignore WHY they made those moves over the simple fact that it hap...