Problematic
Abraham WoodliffPolitics and other relevant topics from a working class perspective that combines seriousness with a sense of humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 69 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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9/11 Was a Terrible Tragedy, But America Needs To Get Over It And Stop Bombing Everybody.
It’s been 25 years since Americans suffered the worst terrorist attack in US history…
September 11th, 2001 started like any other day. People in NYC and its surrounding suburbs crowded into the subway, got on the bus, started their car or...
If You Get Murdered & The Whole World Makes It A Joke, Maybe It’s On You
I remember the Charlie Kirk assassination like it was yesterday, and I mean that quite literally.
Even though an entire year has passed since Tyler Robinson or Israel or whoever else conspiracy theorists have pointed the finger at, allege...
Netanyahu Is Telling His Supporters He Tricked Trump Into The Iran War
Politicians come up with so many lies that sometimes there’s nothing really left to say but the truth.
And in the case of the Iran War, everyone knows that Israel has been attempting to pressure the United States into bombing Iran as far...
If We’re Going To Live In a Fascist Cyberpunk Dystopia, At Least Make It Look Cool
Fascism used to have aura.
For all its evil, it at least had a cool aesthetic. Hitler was dripped in Hugo Boss, you fucking nerds wear AllBirds. Which is now an AI company.
See what I mean?
If the science fiction of the ‘80s and ‘90s is...
From Lindsay Clancy to Iran, Israel and AI: How Identity Politics Is Killing Children.
Identity politics is a poison that is being used to justify the worst impulses humanity could ever have.
Let’s start with the aftermath of October 7th. Israel was under attack and it had to defend itself. That’s what we were told. And init...
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My name is Abraham Woodliff. I'm a writer and digital content creator best known for Bay Area Memes; a formerly successful meme page that I've completely derailed with my political rants.
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