Commentaries

The Last Chance Corps: Death, Extreme Risk, and a Proposed Means of Redemption for the Unsavory Element

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The Last Chance Corps: Death, Extreme Risk, And A Proposed Means Of Redemption For The Unsavory Element

There is nothing inherently wrong with punishment, even of the most brutal sort, but we must offer those who have erred the chance to redeem themselves if we expect them to be anything other than habitual criminals and lifelong burdens on society. Sacrifice is the road that leads from person disgraced to citizen restored.

There is no “war on men.” We are merely collateral damage. The primary victims are women.

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Synopsis: The forces of Social Justice are escalating the Gender War, but they didn’t strike the first blow. Men did, and radicalized women’s anger against us is largely justified. Not only are men to blame for the gender apocalypse, but we also fail to understand it. Men aren’t the primary target. The enemy’s ultimate goal is to destroy women. If they succeed, society itself will collapse.

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The Bancroft Man, $20 Clutched In His Hand

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The Bancroft Man, $20 Clutched in his Hand

Synopsis: In The Madman and the Hand-cranked Blow Dryer, a group of archeologists discover the rambling diary of a tortured soul slowly going mad. There’s no consistent logic, coherent meaning, or even an apparent chronological order to the bizarre episodes scrawled across the tattered book’s pages. But nonetheless, the adventures can’t help but digest the entire manifesto cover to cover. The Bancroft Man is the first story they came across.