The Cartography of Control: How the Uniparty Stole 2026
The 2025 redistricting cycle wasn't about fairness. It was a synchronized weaponization of maps by both parties to ensure they never have to listen to you again.
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We Must Seize the Means of Compute
The critics are right: massive data centers are a waste and a centralization trap. But the solution isn't to ban the math. We need to reclaim our sovereignty by running efficient, open models on our own metal.
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Enshittification is Not a Market Failure. It's a Government Success.
The degradation of digital platforms isn't capitalism gone wrong. It's government-granted monopolies working exactly as designed. When IP laws and infrastructure subsidies create moats, competition dies and quality follows.
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Election Interference: Why is iSideWith.com Lying to Voters?
iSideWith.com has falsely flagged my active campaign as "Dropped Out" for nine months, hiding me from voters who match my policies. This is election interference disguised as a data error.
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The Deviancy Signal: Having “Nothing to Hide” is a Threat to Us All
There's a special kind of contempt I reserve for the person who says, "I have nothing to hide." These people aren't just surrendering their own liberty; they're actively forging the chains for the rest of us. The "Deviancy Signal" is the threat they don't understand.
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Let's Talk About the Biggest Lie in "Capitalism"
I get a lot of sideways glances for many of my views. But nothing gets the "normies" more confused than when I say I want to see the entire system of intellectual property burned to the ground.
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I'm a Libertarian Who Hates Cars
My disdain for our car-centric society is not a betrayal of my libertarian principles; it's a direct consequence of them. The very environment that forces us into car dependency is a testament to the failures of government intervention, not the triumphs of the free market.
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