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  • 2 weeks ago | unpopularfront.news | John Ganz

    This is a regular feature for paid subscribers wherein I write a little bit about what I’ve been reading and/or watching. If you are not yet a paid subscriber but regularly read, enjoy, or share Unpopular Front, please consider signing up: This newsletter is completely reader-supported and represents my primary source of income. At 5 dollars a month, it’s less than most things at Starbucks. And it’s still less than the “recession special” at Gray’s Papaya — $7.50 for two hot dogs and a drink.

  • 2 weeks ago | unpopularfront.news | John Ganz

    I know that my whole thing of writing ill-tempered responses to reviews is not everyone’s cup of tea, but I beg dear readers’ patience once again. I think it’ll be clear that this one is particularly egregious: I believe it’s written in patent and obvious bad faith, it’s riddled with basic factual errors, and out-of-context quotes. It neither competently reconstructs the book's contents nor accurately characterizes my opinions on other subjects.

  • 3 weeks ago | unpopularfront.news | John Ganz

    On his Substack, has a two-parter on “Trump’s futurism,” dealing with whether or not Trump’s movement contains a positive vision of the future.

  • 1 month ago | unpopularfront.news | John Ganz

    Starting later today and until May 7th, Unpopular Front will be on vacation! I often make these announcements and then end up writing newsletters anyway, but this time I’d really like to not work — at all. I’ve taken basically no time off since the release of my book last year. Although this vacation was planned for a while, it’s also timely since I’m not exactly enjoying my job at the moment. As I wrote a few weeks ago on Twitter, it’s both too awful and too easy.

  • 1 month ago | unpopularfront.news | John Ganz

    Karl Kautsky’s “Ultra-Imperialism” may be the worst-timed article ever written. In the September 1914 issue of his party’s theoretical journal Die Neue Zeit, the German Social Democratic Party’s chief theorist—“the Pope of Marxism”—argued that a massive war was not the necessary outcome of competition between the great powers.

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