Denny Carter is the owner of Bad Faith Times. He's worked in journalism since 2006 as a writer and editor, both in sports and politics.
Fascism and Bad Faith
Equating the most vile political movement of the 20th century with an ideology bound and determined to protect human beings from capitalist excesses and exploitation is as bad as the faith gets.
Fascism and Bad Faith
The fascist call for revolution is, by default, in bad faith.
politics
When the right deals in good faith, we must listen. It reveals everything about their actual goals and clarifies the stakes for this and future elections.
Fascism and Bad Faith
Violence has and always will be a central part of any successful fascist movement, largely because intimidation is necessary when such a small portion of the population supports your hideous policy goals, as much as those exist in a fascist movement.
politics
Democrats see RFK Jr. as a phony he is
Elon Musk's Bad Faith
It was so terribly easy to predict if one understands the mindset of the bad-faith free speech warrior, the brave First Amendment enjoyer who pretends all speech is equally good and bad because that's the only way to funnel hateful ideology into the cultural and political mainstream.
Fascism and Bad Faith
Fascists have no real politics. They have no platform. And that's to their great advantage.
The snobbish part of me – the part that wants at all times to tell people what they like is actually bad – desperately wants to disparage all things WWE. I want to call it lowbrow and idiotic, a children’s spectacle for people (men, mostly) who have never grown up. Once
Fascism and Bad Faith
I’m halfway through Robert O. Paxton’s The Anatomy of Fascism and I take no pleasure in reporting the United States is checking a lot of fascist boxes. Too many. Way too many. Sometimes I find myself squirming in my seat as I read the timely tome, hoping – praying
"The fact that I don't believe in their untruthful and wrong ideology scares them."
politics
That there are untold millions of well-meaning people who lack any semblance of a bad-faith argument detector is painfully obvious to you, the Bad Faith Times reader. The central conceit of this publication is that public officials and opinion shapers on the left operate under an unshakeable presumption
politics
My dad, during our daily phone conversations based mostly on the day’s sports happenings, never fails to mention Something He Saw Online Today. This something, he always prefaces, may or may not be real. It’s probably fake. But it seems sorta real, and it was shared on his