Steve’s Substack
Steve BruleI have thoughts, but I'm recovering.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | brule.substack.com |
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Battered Culture Syndrome
Over thirty years ago, I knew a woman who felt ecstatic joy taunting men with her nudity. She loved to flash her breasts at truckers on the highway. Thrilled at the thought that she left them frustrated, she would boast about her sexual pow...
Democracy v2
Many fault democracy for its weaknesses, now glaringly apparent: vote tampering, partisan rule-tweaking in key jurisdictions, illegal funding, and the overwhelming influence of the wealthy and well-connected, among others. I won’t address e...
Prostitution Outlasts Every Empire: Here's Why
Every attempt to eradicate prostitution—from ancient temple edicts to modern criminalization campaigns—has failed. Across millennia and civilizations, the trade has survived every legal, religious, and economic barrier thrown against it. Th...
Janice Fiamengo destroys the feminist suffrage narrative
Here’s a devastating double-header on women’s suffrage—delivered with the surgical precision only Janice Fiamengo can muster. Watch both videos back-to-back, then tell us in the comments whether you still believe the vote is sacrosanct.
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I was a research chemist for 22 years. I also worked in database development, patented an automotive product, produced educational videos, recently opened a small bar in the Dominican Republic and now I write.
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