Monthly Archives: December 2019
Butler, “Parable of the Sower.”
Change is ever changing.
Wolff, “In Defense of Anarchism.”
History’s process may yet accomplish what is beyond Philosophy’s power—the complete destruction of authority.
“One Punch Man”?
One punch-line show.
One punch man.
If you can’t punch up, stop punching.
You seek a politics beyond antagonism.
In actuality, you seek a practice outside of politics.
You must be from the core.
You cannot discern what is truly peripheral.
One must because one can.
The unspeakable must be spoken.
Model minority, yellow peril.
White Americans figured Asian Americans could solve “the problem” of black Americans. Yet their solution is yet another “problem people.”
Bluth and Goldman, “Anastasia.”
You all out did Disney in only one respect: you made a musical forthright about its anti-revolutionary politics.
“Naruto,” “Naruto Shippuden.”
How did I get through some 900 episodes of Naruto? Easy! I never gave up.
Art of Aphorism 
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