"Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper & actress Sophia Bush: if a woman is questioning whether she can do better than her current husband, "the answer is always yes." "This idea that it's too late or you're too old, or who are you to want more, that's patriarchy. That is crazy."

Can somebody name me a country whose leaders have touted postcolonial theory and rhetoric in its nascent state, that is actually successful today? The lessons for Gaza are in history: every attempt at grounding your founding ethos in grievance never works out. As the European powers withdrew from their colonies in the early part of the 20th century, those leaders in Africa and South Asia that drew heavily on postcolonial theory to critique colonial legacies in order to usurp power and shape their national identities and policies, were not as successful as those who didn't. Why were the Four Asian Tigers (Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and South Korea) so successful in achieving high levels of development and economic growth? It's because they all prioritized the economy over other social issues. Two of them - HK and Singapore - did not shit all over their colonial legacy and instead, built on it. When Deng Xiaopeng decided to pivot and bring China into modernity, he focused on market reforms and an overall drive to develop its export economy and rapid industrialization. It's only now that you hear murmurings of stirring up ghosts of the Opium War and "Western humiliation." By contrast, social and economic issues were always on the forefront in India and deployed cynically for power grabs, and so developmentally, it lagged behind. Take it from Lee Kuan Yew on the British: "the British left institutions behind them, including in Singapore. We had the rule of law, we had statutes, we had the English language and we were wise enough not to change any of that. They have helped us to grow. Their institutions were already working. What I did was to make sure that we did not subvert the institutions but reinforced them." The playbook is so transparent and it's been tried and tested. Postcolonial theory is a CANCER for the well-being and prosperity of the truly marginalized people. It retards development in so many ways, including and most importantly, in hacking the collective psyche.

American-Egyptian activist Eman Mabrouk celebrates the riots in France: ''I think burn it all down, stop sucking European Master's dicks, liberation isn't going to be pretty, it's going to cost blood, it's going to cost lives.'' Really cool how this third world bio-weapon somehow gets a piece of paper calling her American even as she agitates for race war against white people. 70,000 Instagram likes! Also really fucking cool that so-called ''Australian'' citizen Dr. Mo Mustafa - widely known as the "Beast from the Middle East'' - collaborated with her on this Instagram reel. He calls himself an Australian for the benefits of the passport while endorsing videos like this which call for explicit race war against Europeans. Western immigration policy has been a catastrophe for decades, how the fuck did these people get passports when they hate us this much.