Andrew Klavan

Most of us like to see beautiful people being beautiful. Why we have to see beautiful people being virtuous just escapes me entirely. I think it really is fascinating that the people who just were rebuked by the American public in a very big way are clinging to what they've been doing all this time.

There's absolutely no taking stock, absolutely no looking in the mirror, no thinking, you know, maybe we did overdo it, maybe we've gone down a wrong path, maybe we are wrong. They can't do any of that because their entire power structure is built on exactly this, on displays of virtue.

There's absolutely no taking stock, absolutely no looking in the mirror, no thinking, you know, maybe we did overdo it, maybe we've gone down a wrong path, maybe we are wrong. They can't do any of that because their entire power structure is built on exactly this, on displays of virtue.

There's absolutely no taking stock, absolutely no looking in the mirror, no thinking, you know, maybe we did overdo it, maybe we've gone down a wrong path, maybe we are wrong. They can't do any of that because their entire power structure is built on exactly this, on displays of virtue.

And I think that it's kind of, I would find it sad if I didn't find it so hilarious to watch them kind of slowly, slowly swirling down the drain. I think they're going exactly where they're, they should go. And I think it's going to continue because I, I mean, people are sick of it. You know, I, I, I've always wanted to write an article that I've never gotten around to called Netflix.

And I think that it's kind of, I would find it sad if I didn't find it so hilarious to watch them kind of slowly, slowly swirling down the drain. I think they're going exactly where they're, they should go. And I think it's going to continue because I, I mean, people are sick of it. You know, I, I, I've always wanted to write an article that I've never gotten around to called Netflix.

And I think that it's kind of, I would find it sad if I didn't find it so hilarious to watch them kind of slowly, slowly swirling down the drain. I think they're going exactly where they're, they should go. And I think it's going to continue because I, I mean, people are sick of it. You know, I, I, I've always wanted to write an article that I've never gotten around to called Netflix.

Maybe it made me a bigot by sequestering black, black work on like a black lives matter for like a year, for like a year.

Maybe it made me a bigot by sequestering black, black work on like a black lives matter for like a year, for like a year.

Maybe it made me a bigot by sequestering black, black work on like a black lives matter for like a year, for like a year.

And I would sit there and go, I'm not gonna watch this. I'm not gonna click on this and encourage them. And then I'd notice, of course, that some of my favorite actors, Denzel Washington was shuttled into that place. It is like when you go to a bookstore and try to find a copy of an American classic, Invisible Man,

And I would sit there and go, I'm not gonna watch this. I'm not gonna click on this and encourage them. And then I'd notice, of course, that some of my favorite actors, Denzel Washington was shuttled into that place. It is like when you go to a bookstore and try to find a copy of an American classic, Invisible Man,

And I would sit there and go, I'm not gonna watch this. I'm not gonna click on this and encourage them. And then I'd notice, of course, that some of my favorite actors, Denzel Washington was shuttled into that place. It is like when you go to a bookstore and try to find a copy of an American classic, Invisible Man,

written by a black guy, and it's in black literature, it is the most alienating, divisive, bigoted thing you could possibly do. And they do it again and again and again. And it just shows that they don't know any of the people who are being excluded by it, the actual black people who are being excluded by it.

written by a black guy, and it's in black literature, it is the most alienating, divisive, bigoted thing you could possibly do. And they do it again and again and again. And it just shows that they don't know any of the people who are being excluded by it, the actual black people who are being excluded by it.

written by a black guy, and it's in black literature, it is the most alienating, divisive, bigoted thing you could possibly do. And they do it again and again and again. And it just shows that they don't know any of the people who are being excluded by it, the actual black people who are being excluded by it.

And your description of what's going on in the men's and ladies' room, which I had no idea. I witnessed it. It sounds more interesting than the show itself. I'm sorry.

And your description of what's going on in the men's and ladies' room, which I had no idea. I witnessed it. It sounds more interesting than the show itself. I'm sorry.

And your description of what's going on in the men's and ladies' room, which I had no idea. I witnessed it. It sounds more interesting than the show itself. I'm sorry.

Yeah, the first female to do something is in fact an insult in its way. But isn't that kind of the point? Every movement, every movement in America gets taken over by the left. This is one of the things I blame the right for, that we have no cultural acuity. We're not nimble in the culture like the left is.