Dave Chappelle Defends the 2nd Amendment, “The Country’s Getting a Little Tight”
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Dave Chappelle Defends the 2nd Amendment, “The Country’s Getting a Little Tight”

Comedian Dave Chappelle boldly defended the second amendment Sunday night as part of his impromptu acceptance speech for receiving the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Mr. Chappelle defended the first amendment right of freedom of speech for all people, including comedians he said were “very racist.” He then went a step further by advocating…

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Judge Allows Nick Sandmann’s $250 Million Lawsuit Against WaPo To Move Forward

Shelby Talcott  A federal judge reversed his ruling Monday and announced that the family of Kentucky teenager Nick Sandmann can sue The Washington Post for libel over its coverage of the teenager. Sandmann’s family sued WaPo in February, writing that the publication allegedly “target and bullied” the teenager after an incident involving a Native American…

Censorship: Facebook Tries to Straighten Out TLR’s Squiggly Line Guy
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Censorship: Facebook Tries to Straighten Out TLR’s Squiggly Line Guy

The Libertarian Republic’s Squiggly Line Guy has appeared to be intentionally censored by Facebook for nearly two years. We spoke about this issue and the importance of free speech to the preservation of American values. Shumate: How did you start writing for TLR initially? SLG: I originally started with the sister site, Liberty Viral. That…

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Conservatives Are Guilty of ‘Cancel Culture’, Too

Cancel Culture. It’s a modern internet phenomenon where a person is ejected from influence or fame by questionable actions, according to the most popular definition on Urban Dictionary. We have seen many conservative or MAGA supporting entertainment stars, businesses, and pundits affected, such as Roseanne, Chick-fil-A, Covington Catholic High School, Milo Yiannopoulos, Kyle Kashuv, Alex…

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LGBTriggered America: RuPaul Dragged for Lack of Diversity

Everything was peaches and cream for the famous drag queen and reality television star RuPaul Sunday night as his show picked up its sixth Emmy. That is, until a reporter questioned him about his team’s lack of diversity in a backstage interview. Danielle Young, a reporter for Essence Magazine, asked RuPaul if he felt that…

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Trudeau Scandal Damages Liberals’ Chances in Canadian Election

On Wednesday, September 18th, Time Magazine published a photo of Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal leader Justin Trudeau in “brownface”, dated 2001. The photo was taken at an end of year “Arabian Nights” party in British Columbia, where Trudeau was a private school teacher, aged 29 at the time.  To his credit, Trudeau apologized profusely…

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TRIGGERED AMERICA: Dave Chappelle’s ‘Offensive’ Comedy Is Just What the Doctor Ordered

Comedian Dave Chappelle is already taking heat from the PC police for his latest comedy special “Sticks and Stones” which was released Monday as a Netflix exclusive. In a poor excuse for journalism, Vice released an article the day the standup special released entitled, “You Can Definitely Skip Dave Chappelle’s New Netflix Special ‘Sticks &…

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Ion Fury Game Developers Defy PC Police

Developers Voidpoint and 3D Realms recently came under severe criticism for a joke gag described as “hateful and homophobic” in their new title Ion Fury. After initially walking it back, the developers later responded to actual criticisms by fans and consumers that they were being artistically censored for wrong-think by instead keeping the content within the game….

Google Blacklists Conservative Media: TLR, Glenn Beck, Crowder, More
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Google Blacklists Conservative Media: TLR, Glenn Beck, Crowder, More

Project Veritas released an extensive list of big names in media on Wednesday afternoon that are now “temporarily blacklisted” by Google from appearing on the platform’s Google Now app. The list of news sites blocked from Google’s media app are overwhelmingly media publications that would be considered conservative or right-leaning media sources. Some of the…

What’s In a Word: Community
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What’s In a Word: Community

The power of the spoken and written word is perhaps the least appreciated in all of the average person’s capacities. The ability to harness this power is the real underlying purpose of it being sanctified within the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. This is why the politicization of language is perhaps the most…