Friday Reads

Social media platform Spinster, in its infancy, is already making waves.

As much as idiots on the left and right want to shut women and feminists up, they will not succeed in the end.

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Obituary:  Popular YouTube radical feminist Magdalen Berns has died after an over one-year battle with glioblastoma.  She died early this morning (US time)  in Scotland.

Her videos were almost always brief and to the point.  She incurred the wrath of the trans crowd with her biting and entertaining criticism of said crowd.

I believe she was in her mid or late thirties, way, way, way too young to have cancer, let alone a type of cancer that is nearly always fatal.

RIP.

Edit:  She was 36 years old.
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Another obit:  Musician, songwriter, and singer Eddie Money, 70, has reportedly died.


Born Edward Joseph Mahoney in Brooklyn, New York, Money originally started out in law enforcement, his father’s profession, spending two years as a New York City police officer before deciding to try music. In Berkeley, Calif. following his move out west, he palled around with local musicians of the San Francisco club scene which led him to legendary promoter Bill Graham, whom Money met in 1976. Graham would become Money’s manager helping him achieve multi-platinum album sales.

Money’s blue-collar songs led him to be featured on “The King of Queens” in 2002, where he performed a selection of his hits.

Known also for his comedic manner, both in his music videos and in interviews, he told Rolling Stone last year that, despite his string of hit songs, he “missed the boat when it [came] to the big money.” In his typically self-deprecating manner, Money capped the conversation with this view: “The kids aren’t in jail, they’re not in rehab, nobody’s wrecked the car this week and there’s still milk in the refrigerator. I’m having a good month.”

He died after battling esophageal cancer, a really, really bad cancer.
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The Dennis Day trial will be tried locally.

The DM got the state wrong.  Day lived and died in Phoenix, OREGON, NOT Arizona.
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So what was true and what wasn't during last night's debate?
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