Not Exactly a Pro-Natalist Message

Фабрика - Мама молодая

SJWs may be offended by images of white women having presumably white babies. But the song is about a young woman (maybe even a teenager) who is abandoned by the man who impregnated her and is left with a baby to love. Not exactly endorsing strong family values, but at least the woman did not have an abortion.

Rather Moronic

Baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo!

Congrats to @Burnzie88 and Susan on their newest (and totally adorable) addition, Olivia Grace! Mom and family are doing well. pic.twitter.com/vTBb3aNDaG

— x - San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) December 5, 2018

The local hockey team refers to it in its advertising and social media; but I think the song represents the dumbing down of American mass culture, even if it was originally aimed at children. Who passes on traditional nursery rhymes and children's songs?

Liberalism? Or Female Narcissisim?

Oz Conservative: Zeitgeist Girl

We Need a Hymn

Something for alt right traditionalists to use.



Meanwhile the leftists continue to use Hollywood to push their agenda.


Vox Day: What We're Up Against

The American Remake of Sunny

I was skimming the movie again, I was thinking -- how can the American filmmakers translate the consumption of another culture (S. Korea) in '80s American/European pop music back into an American context? Wouldn't they be missing out the Korean lens (or filter) by which Western pop culture was consumed if they were merely trying to translate it back into an American context? Even if they used the same songs in the Korean OST? They should instead try to capture how Americans originally consumed and used that pop music -- it'll be interesting to see what songs end up on the American OST.

Maybe the girls of The Facts of Life come close to matching up with some of the characters of Sunny.

Stefan Molyneux on George Michael

The Smiths + Peanuts

This Charming Charlie: Artist Combines Smiths Lyrics And Peanuts Characters In Best Tumblr Ever