I’ve been cancelled more times than disco over the eleven years I’ve been teaching hierarchy across social media. Some platforms are simply not possible outlets of the message (like Instagram or Tumblr), while others (particularly X) flirt with acceptance but indiscriminately tighten their “rules” according to whatever social media trend/opinion is ruling that day.

I saw some of it coming. When I started this site on Tumblr, I noticed that the platform was becoming increasingly censorial over my content. I refused to be censored, so I took the expense upon myself to build an independent website (FagsWorshipAlphas.com) to protect my content and preserve my message for those seeking help.

But now that the right wing has been largely strangling media platforms, the censorship and demonization of alternative content has become oppressive. I recently experienced this yet again when X cancelled four of my accounts in one brutal day. But even before the cancellation, my accounts were being shadow-banned by the algorithm, which forced me to artificially battle it with multiple accounts.

It’s annoying. It’s also disrespectful to the freedom of speech.

I really appreciated this article by my brother KinkScholar on his Substack blog about this very subject of algorithmic censorship when it comes to gay issues. He’s absolutely right, and I recommend that everyone read it.

But as for me, I’ll keep fighting the machine.

I haven’t heard this excellent Louis CK bit in a long time, and it’s still perfect!

So weird that he can scream the word “faggot” from the rafters, but I, an actual faggot, can’t use it on X without censoring myself for fear of getting banned for the 150th time!

One of my favorite commentary accounts on Facebook is that of author Jason K. Pargin. He usually takes something from media and spins his opinions about them into nice, thoughtful essays.

His most recent video involves one of my very favorite films of the 21st century: Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2007 masterpiece THERE WILL BE BLOOD. It’s a challenging film starring Daniel Day-Lewis as an oil Man whose sadistic pursuit of money and power leads to his downfall.

Here’s what Pargin says about this character’s issues:

I think Pargin is SO CLOSE to getting it right, but he’s missing the one key ingredient that pulls this film together: HIERARCHY.

You see, the Daniel Plainview character is a Destroyer Alpha who does indeed want to ruin everyone perceived as a competition, as Pargin correctly identifies.

However, Plainview’s issues with Paul Dano’s character really come from the fact that Paul Sunday is a BETA MALE who is attempting to usurp Plainview’s Alphahood. This is made quite clear during the church scene when Sunday humiliates Plainview.

Plainview refuses to accept that, and ends up killing Sunday at the end of the film, correcting the Hierarchical power structure.

It underlines what I’ve been saying about people needing to accept their natural place and not acting out of turn. Alphas despise betas who try to insinuate themselves into the Alpha fraternity or usurp an Alpha’s position. It always ends badly!

Sunday just happened to do this to a very dangerous Destroyer Alpha, and be rightfully paid the price!

Thoughts?

The great Val Kilmer has died! 💔

He played a string of iconic Alpha characters in his life, from Iceman in TOP GUN to Jim Morrison in THE DOORS to Bruce Wayne in BATMAN FOREVER.

But his Alpha charisma absolutely transformed legendary Western outlaw Doc Holliday into an unforgettable embodiment of Sigma Alpha magnetism in 1994’s TOMBSTONE. It might still be the most quotable performance of all time.

His long, brave battle with throat cancer culminated in his final film appearance in 2022’s TOP GUN MAVERICK. Though clearly struggling, Kilmer soldiered through it with great dignity.

Goodbye, Val. You’ll always be our Huckleberry!

This is the clearest and most irrefutable explanation for what is happening in America and the world today … why America has a billionaire co-president and there was a special seating section for billionaires at Trump’s inauguration.

The problem isn’t trannies or the “border crisis”, folks.