[GrandJediMasterYoda]

Pretty brave of him to reveal himself in this day and age of Democrap terrorism and violence. I hope he is armed.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

“there’s a tattered Koran, which serves as his doorstop. It’s missing pages, since he’s used a few when out of toilet paper.”

LMAO!!

[Chode]

good stuff

[atc23]

My neighbor! In the belly of the beast - Hollywood.

(pssst - there’s more of us here than you think :) )

[conservative98]

Is there a link to this guy’s t-shirt store?

[oldvirginian]

Burglar bars?
Bars where burglars hang out when they’re not burgleing?
Well...it is California.

Hope the writer meant biker bars.

[Right Wing Assault]

Or he might crank out cheeky T-shirts with the letters “DOU” next to a picture of Che’s face.

OK, what is "DOU"?

I searched for it and nothing seems to make sense with Che.

[Lurker]

For later.

L

[dangus]

Republican was the ‘70s punk, too, idiot ‘90’s posers like Green Day notwithstanding.

The ethos of punk was “leave me the f*** alone.” Punk was even musically conservative, a return to three-chord ‘50’s songs, just noisier.

No-one associated punk with Republicans because it was pre-Reagan; the Republican party wasn’t conservative in the sense of being classically liberal. It was more associated with Wall Street than Main Street.

[markomalley]

Gee, such an edgy and risky thing to say. Stupid Neocons latching onto something about a year-and-a-half late.

People who actually had a clue figured this out a long, long time ago.

Conservatism is the new counterculture: https://youtu.be/avb8cwOgVQ8 (from 2017)

Populism is the new Punk:
https://youtu.be/KmE0M9TOIxU (also from 2017)

Trouble is, the Weekly Standard will always just be lame.

Bill Kristol & Co can f off.

[discostu]

Mmmm no. Old punk, and old Republican. No. Not even close.

[Chickensoup]

CONSERVATIVE is the new punk...

[jocon307]

Great article, thanks for posting it.