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Rethinking Carcerality and Mens Rea – A Review of Borgli's The Drama
Mens Rea dominates our perception of juridicality. Best demonstrated by the rise of true crime media, the grisliest cases arise a morbid curiosity in the spectator. Why did they do it? We can delineate the ensuing response into two categories: impulse and calculation. The former leads to a lesser punishment socially and juridically, with the crime being dismissed as the passions overcoming an otherwise just subject. It wasn’t them, it was the moment. Inverting the above formu
Pritish Das
14 hours ago6 min read


Your Epstein Outrage isn’t Helping – Lucretia’s Rape and Patriarchal Veneers of Concern
Jeffrey Epstein’s child sex trafficking syndicate has become one of the defining examples of elite corruption in the past decade. With insurmountable living costs accompanied by a widening wealth gap, stories of elites using their enormous capital to sexually abuse underprivileged children have caused an uproar across American party lines. However, though many of these sexual offenders have been exposed to the public through the ‘Epstein Files,’ federal law enforcement under
Pritish Das
Apr 264 min read


Coming Home to Roost - Venezuela, Colonial Boomerangs, and Liberal Revisionism
When asked about his thoughts on JFK’s assassination, Malcolm X responded with the phrase “the chickens come home to roost.” Malcolm, writing during America’s imperialist scramble over the newly decolonized nations, criticized the belief that America could impart political violence abroad without expecting any consequences closer to home. American naivete, if not outright arrogance, has led to the perpetuation of Western imperialism to our day. Consistently, America undermin
Pritish Das
Jan 113 min read


Arendt, Kant, and the Soft-Clubbing Crisis
When searching for local classical shows, I came across a section in a Mozart concert’s description entitled “Your Brain on Art.” The section references studies that argue listening to Mozart enhances “spatial reasoning,” “cognitive performance,” and “ brain wave activity associated with relaxation and mental clarity.” The framing of music as a vehicle for self-betterment, a technology for improvement, speaks to the growing instrumentalization of aesthetics. Art no longer sei
Pritish Das
Nov 29, 20254 min read


Pam Bondi, W. E. B. Du Bois, And America's Never-Ending Monkey Trial
For the Senate Judiciary Committee to work, there must be a gap between the requisite information and the Senate’s ultimate decision. The committee should have a concentrated body of senators to discover information about a candidate to make a just decision. Pam Bondi’s recent hearing would need to reveal something the Senate did not already know, and that new knowledge would have to play a decisive role in the political judgment. As expected, this did not occur. Instead, w
Pritish Das
Oct 26, 20255 min read


Behind The Left’s Moral Condemnation Of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Many on the Left have responded to Charlie Kirk’s assassination by condemning political violence. Former President Barack Obama tweeted ,...
Pritish Das
Sep 14, 20254 min read


Black Bodies and the Banality of AI's Brutality
On February 19, 2025, police officers pulled over William McNeil for not wearing a seatbelt and failing to put on headlights in rainy...
Pritish Das
Jul 29, 20254 min read
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