Lawless Politics

There’s a lot going on in my head because there’s a lot going on in the world. I require a space to unload the endless essays compulsively erupting from thinking about everything: a lot.

Most of my sociopolitical discourse is written with a colloquial voice. That’s how I work out all of the issues under consideration: engaging a casually didactic discourse often peppered with profanity.

I’ve posted back-blogs of writing, essays from 2020, the year of our global pandemic; onward then into the present, with dialogue about the social, cultural, economic, and political.

I will occasionally get lost in other writing projects. Long essays often take months of reading and writing, editing, and walking away, before eventual completion and publishing. The sociopolitical world is often a freight-train wreck of human cultural degeneracy and factious character shortcomings: we all need to step back from the malcontent on occasion before snapping our elastic. This is most evident in winter.

Did I mention having a penchant for profanity? And making no apologies for cursing, expletives, and generally foul language? It’s true. There is a time and a place for discourteous and cheeky expression: I will be rhetorically inclined to employ it whenever I find fitting. If you are terribly sensitive to irreverence, then this likely isn’t the place for you to land.

Come join me in a discursive social experiment and outlet for compulsive writing.