LA talks the NY Times Op Ed piece titled "Don't Go Down the Rabbit Hole", her favorite metaphor, and Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut.

Little Apostate has taken off her mask (metaphorically), talks dating apps, the new normal, and the death of what makes us human.

Little Apostate reads a little Jack Kerouac, talks about her past, and cries--to her shame. She debated posting this, but it's posted. Do with it what you will.

Little Apostate discusses her favorite Marcus Aurelius meditation, her favorite female heroine, and why the outrage against Ted Cruz *fleeing* to Cancun is misplaced.

Little Apostate discusses a run in she had on her walk today, the 30+ deaths from the BLM riots, and why it's ridiculous that viewing those deaths as untraceable (and unimportant) while viewing the Capitol riot as a parallel to 9/11 (and very traceable)--is absolutely insane (and also just a method for politicians to keep their power because that's the only thing they have going for them and they will keep it at all costs).

Little Apostate discusses the sad death of Rush Limbaugh, why it's disturbing and completely unoriginal the way twitter warriors celebrated his death, the cancelling of Chris Harrison, and asks listeners (and the twitter warriors) a question: when death smiles at you, don't you want to be able to smile back?

Little Apostate spends her morning giggling and talking about the new "Our Pillow" that David Hogg is partaking in capitalism to erect, and relates his new mad "pillow fight" passion to Larry David's spite store Latte Larrys.

Little Apostate discusses the new list that a principle from the East Side Community School in New York sent out to parents, how it reflects the lists the Komosol pinned to schools, and gets a little anecdotal for fun--and also because she's had whisky. She also pronounces the Komosol "Komoklav" because as she reiterates over and over again--she is not an expert, just a concerned citizen (who is on whisky).

Little Apostate gets into Valentines Day and why she feels the lie of Valentines Day reflects the lie of the left--their constant calls for love and tolerance while they tear down a woman who is is pursuing the love of a man of a different race.

Little Apostate discusses Gina Carano's firing, digs a bit into the history of Nazi Germany and Stalin's Russia, and why it's always right to discuss history--from more than one perspective.