Hi Locals subs,
I am pleased to announce I've launched a Substack. I've been meaning to do this for a while but wasn't confident, given all my health issues that are finally starting to round out a bit. A great number of people have signed up for an "email list" through my StevenFranssen.com website form and I have never taken advantage of this resource. Finally I am ready to get going on a new phase of content creation, one I believe will be the most florid and productive of my career. Thank you for being here with me and please take a minute to sign up over there. All premium Substack articles will be available here on Locals as a premium post, so fret not about needing to double pay.
https://open.substack.com/pub/franssen/p/a-new-franssen-chapter-unfolds?r=3zm442&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Hey subs, I'm putting this out on Rumble as well. A bit of the old public-facing content for ya.
Revisiting an essay of mine from Torturing The Villagers that I find repugnant and sadistic!
No love in the heart means no filter for online content. But yeah, those darn frickin' men and their frickin' physical strength over women, dangit.
I like to give this topic a treatment every now and then because my thoughts are always changing and I'm finding new nuances and ways of bringing the concepts to life. Here's the latest from my Substack! Thank you to anyone who is subscribed over there.
https://franssen.substack.com/p/the-main-ways-people-maintain-comfort?r=3zm442
Thought I'd share this as I do believe it is pertinent to my criticisms of Ayn Rand in the past. While I attacked her with a kind of viciousness I no longer agree with, she did have a perplexing way of picking and choosing her battles.
This is her on Israel and Palestine:
Here's a motivational write-up I thought would benefit others.
https://franssen.substack.com/p/are-you-wed-to-easeful-death?utm_source=substack&utm_content=feed%3Arecommended%3Acopy_link
