This week on the Third Rail, Bellerophon, Borzoi, DharmaKing, and Nike meditate on a woman's experience with the Proud Boys, get got for Hunter Biden's crack smoking, line up for Popeye Sandwiches instead of voting, simp for a Greek Queen in Alaska, and dunk on Bari Weiss.
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What's it mean to be a dissident, 6GW, Boogaloo Federal Gay OPs, Specific snack lobby, West Point diversity humiliation, and the funds behind BLM.
Borzoi, McNabb, and Nike get into what to expect when you're expecting an age of diminishing expectations in their examination of Christopher Lasch's 1979 work the Culture of Narcissism
Bellerophon, DK, and Borzoi talk with Louie from Antelope Hill Publishing about the upsetting term BIPOC, the bernstien flammenwaffen frat boys hoax, and the based Clubhouse app 'factchecking'
Borzoi, McNabb, Dogbot, and Greg Conte discuss the failure of satire in the film Starship Troopers, the confused messaging of Paul Verhoeven, and why its sincere depiction of war and duty is aspirational.
Borzoi, DK, Myles, and Nike own the libtards and they don't stop owning them as they do a post-mortem on Cat Lady 9/11, discuss fake news on hysterectomies, parallel communities and academies, gay black Netflix pedophiles, and the Pretending to Be Black grift.
Grab your rocks and bones as Borzoi, McNabb, and Nike delve for four hours into the brain-melting hyperreal philosophy of Jean Baudrillard and his 1981 work Simulacra and Simulation.
Borzoi and Donator Nick talk about the casual racism of Guy Ritchie's film The Gentlemen and the larger context of the colonization of Britain by Americans and middlemen minorities and the commodification of the past in culture.
This week on the Third Rail, Borzoi brings on DE, Myles, and special guest Alex McNabb to discuss the collapse of America, Globhomo's endless wins, endless dildo batteries, and campaign white nationalism.
Borzoi and Paulie Walnuts talk about the institutionalization of medicine, technological romance, the problem of pain, the reality of mental illness, and capitalist realism in the limited 2018 series Maniac.
