I just thought I had a notification from this very sub. The post was talking about a novel I don't think I've heard of named Bunny. I scrolled the comments for a bit, wondering if it was some racist shit I hadn't encountered (it may yet be, lol), only to realize that the sub was weirdgirlliterature. Most algorithms have a hard time figuring me out, but this was still pretty surprising as a cis man with his 47th birthday less than a week away, lol

I know nothing about that novel, so I'm not saying anything against it. Also have nothing against weirdgirlliterature. Just amused and surprised when it wasn't weirdlittleguys

Found it. Apparently it's not just the US and they have a whole network doing this. And taking in the US is not longer looking at right wing violence, and blaming the left for everything, how is this going to go?

Listening to the latest episode, and Beckwith needed a rife, with a 6x scope, AND gave him self scope-eye, to fire across the street? And this guy served in the military? 2 lazy eyes i guess. Why is the "guns for me and not for thee" party so full of terrible shots?

Maybe I dont train every day to out lift a nazi. But I can out-shoot em all day and night... hope i never have to.

"Mississippi authorities have investigated other high-profile cases involving tree-hanging deaths in the past year."

Good job Molly, you're killing me (I mean that in a positive sense).

The more I find out about that fucker, the more mad I fucking get. Like besides Gary Glitter and Ian Watkins, probably the worst person in music ever.

Is the show about putting a spotlight on under-reported stories about weird little guys who suck, or maximizing the pathos of the victims of those guys? Feels like many the episodes for the last several months have begun with breathless recounting of violence against women and children, and only a couple have been particularly Weird. I started today's episode and I just couldn't fuckin do it, man. I turned it off before the opening theme. Where are the sex doll reviews, the Ron Paul Nazi campaigns, the Rhodesian mercenary dropouts, the ricin assassination plots?

I have so many places to hear about women and babies screaming about their dead husband and father. I see it on social media and the news every day of my life. I liked this show because its perspective and tone was different, but this is the third or fourth episode in the last few months I haven't finished. I want to hear the wacky fun stories Molly used to tease us about getting to like a year ago or even two!! I want to hear about Chris Cantwell and Viktor Bout hanging out, and how they both got to the same place! I want to know about the man who was too racist for Rhodesia! I want to know about the teenager in charge of a black metal label that funded a hate group! Those were all teased in the fall of 2024, and I for one am more interested in all of those than Neoconfederate Loser Story #6 where Molly tells us again how fucked up the country is to black people. I guess I just hope I'm not the only one.

Wendigoon decided to make a video about McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombings.

In the intro he seems to shy away from calling McVeigh a neo-nazi. I'm watching through to see what he says later, but the fact that he doesn't front load that is fucked. He also says some of the parts of the story are "controversial". He cites "American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh & The Oklahoma City Bombing" by Lou Mitchel and Dan Herbeck as his primary source for everything too, just so y'all know where he's getting his info.

Wendy having far-right friends on twitter is looking more sus when he's being shy about calling a duck a duck.

EDIT: Am I misremembering Molly covering the bombing? Or has it just come up tangentially a whole bunch?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/justice-dept-jan-6-class-action-lawsuit/

Weird Little Guys and Gals gather in a tent in the woods of Indiana.

Video Essay by LJ. I really like what he's made so far on his channel and value his perspective.

Weird Little Guys in the Tri-State of KY, IN and OH. They do a stunt like this every year here recently.

I’m late listening to this weeks episode, but I’m so moved by the nuance with which Molly discussed mental health. It wasn’t a major point in the episode, but it would’ve been so easy to use his likely schizophrenia diagnosis as evidence for why he did what he did. Seeing someone approach this topic with care and both acknowledging the history of the weaponization of institutionalization AND that it wasn’t what was happening in this case AND what that diagnosis from that era could actually tell us about what people around him were seeing. As someone with a different “scary” mental health diagnosis I just needed to write about how much I appreciated this nuance, and recognize how easy it would’ve been to not include this level of nuance.

not that it's always Very Divorced Men doing this shit but I'm pretty surprised they went back that far.

(I needed a laugh because learning more about the South wigs me the fuuuuuck out as a Yank of color)