Sounds like yet another Matt Stoller-esque ignorant jeremiad vs Section 230 when it's not clear at all that gen AI like grok is 230 shielded at all
January 18, 2026 at 5:05 AM
Sounds like yet another Matt Stoller-esque ignorant jeremiad vs Section 230 when it's not clear at all that gen AI like grok is 230 shielded at all
Imo We need like if a jeremiad and a philippic had a baby
January 17, 2026 at 4:12 AM
Imo We need like if a jeremiad and a philippic had a baby
I don't think every article *needs* to start with that jeremiad but unfortunately basically none of the coverage about "Greenland" are discussing that. The front and center of the discussion should be about the president proposing something crazy and illegal and it's just sort of an afterthought.
January 16, 2026 at 7:52 PM
I don't think every article *needs* to start with that jeremiad but unfortunately basically none of the coverage about "Greenland" are discussing that. The front and center of the discussion should be about the president proposing something crazy and illegal and it's just sort of an afterthought.
I think Jeremiad would be a good name for a social media ap and the posts would be called Jerms.
January 15, 2026 at 2:10 PM
I think Jeremiad would be a good name for a social media ap and the posts would be called Jerms.
Is it just me? or has the “Halligan jeremiad” (TM) omitted and avoided the issue of the precedent created by a special ruling?
IE *out of District A* District Judge appointed to decide constitutionality of USAttny appointment
when ALL District A judges are recused due to operation of statute👀‼️
IE *out of District A* District Judge appointed to decide constitutionality of USAttny appointment
when ALL District A judges are recused due to operation of statute👀‼️
January 13, 2026 at 8:27 PM
Is it just me? or has the “Halligan jeremiad” (TM) omitted and avoided the issue of the precedent created by a special ruling?
IE *out of District A* District Judge appointed to decide constitutionality of USAttny appointment
when ALL District A judges are recused due to operation of statute👀‼️
IE *out of District A* District Judge appointed to decide constitutionality of USAttny appointment
when ALL District A judges are recused due to operation of statute👀‼️
best jeremiad ive read in a while
January 13, 2026 at 7:17 PM
best jeremiad ive read in a while
Made me look up "jeremiad". Good use of the word here.
January 13, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Made me look up "jeremiad". Good use of the word here.
You can read their jeremiad in full here.
The DOJ fully supports continuing to call Halligan a U.S. Attorney, despite a binding ruling that she is not one. They attack the Trump appointed judge for calling that possible professional misconduct. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
The DOJ fully supports continuing to call Halligan a U.S. Attorney, despite a binding ruling that she is not one. They attack the Trump appointed judge for calling that possible professional misconduct. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
storage.courtlistener.com
January 13, 2026 at 6:59 PM
You can read their jeremiad in full here.
The DOJ fully supports continuing to call Halligan a U.S. Attorney, despite a binding ruling that she is not one. They attack the Trump appointed judge for calling that possible professional misconduct. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
The DOJ fully supports continuing to call Halligan a U.S. Attorney, despite a binding ruling that she is not one. They attack the Trump appointed judge for calling that possible professional misconduct. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
My Diocesan convention Bishop’s sermon this year was a weird combination staid defense of the budget and furious jeremiad against Christian nationalism and in defense of the immigrant and sojourner.
January 13, 2026 at 4:18 PM
My Diocesan convention Bishop’s sermon this year was a weird combination staid defense of the budget and furious jeremiad against Christian nationalism and in defense of the immigrant and sojourner.
Anyway. If you followed that whole jeremiad, thanks for listening. I've got to get to work.
January 12, 2026 at 5:22 PM
Anyway. If you followed that whole jeremiad, thanks for listening. I've got to get to work.
atheism notwithstanding (and not really relevant), i am and always will be a sucker for a good Christian prophetic jeremiad
January 12, 2026 at 3:13 AM
atheism notwithstanding (and not really relevant), i am and always will be a sucker for a good Christian prophetic jeremiad
Sorry, but I find this jeremiad rather typical for a certain fashion of reasoning in the humanities. Not just that the authors cannot come up with more plausible ways of talking about AI, their allegation of Anthropomorphism is not even a useful argument in the assessment of the state >
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January 10, 2026 at 8:29 PM
Sorry, but I find this jeremiad rather typical for a certain fashion of reasoning in the humanities. Not just that the authors cannot come up with more plausible ways of talking about AI, their allegation of Anthropomorphism is not even a useful argument in the assessment of the state >
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Read my 1700th book since I began tracking such things in 2015, a fine jeremiad from Philip K. Dick, given to me by my daughter and son-in-law
#booksky
(sorry if the image doesn't render well in the horizontal link image used here, but the full pic is on the blog post)
#booksky
(sorry if the image doesn't render well in the horizontal link image used here, but the full pic is on the blog post)
1700 Books
In a fuzzy sort of way (as in 'logic' and 'Bear', though not as in 'creatures from Alpha Centauri (those were furry, which opens a whole 'nother can of worms)), I've been rereading all the Philip K. D...
educatedguesswork.com
January 10, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Read my 1700th book since I began tracking such things in 2015, a fine jeremiad from Philip K. Dick, given to me by my daughter and son-in-law
#booksky
(sorry if the image doesn't render well in the horizontal link image used here, but the full pic is on the blog post)
#booksky
(sorry if the image doesn't render well in the horizontal link image used here, but the full pic is on the blog post)
could it be?!
forsooth???
the new issue of The Hurting Gazette is LIVE!
over 11K new words featuring: the climax of my discussion of Stephen R. Donaldson’s Thomas Covenant books; an essay about one of my favorite bands, Stars; and a bonus jeremiad that could only be called “Fuck You Too, Quentin”
forsooth???
the new issue of The Hurting Gazette is LIVE!
over 11K new words featuring: the climax of my discussion of Stephen R. Donaldson’s Thomas Covenant books; an essay about one of my favorite bands, Stars; and a bonus jeremiad that could only be called “Fuck You Too, Quentin”
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January 9, 2026 at 5:22 PM
could it be?!
forsooth???
the new issue of The Hurting Gazette is LIVE!
over 11K new words featuring: the climax of my discussion of Stephen R. Donaldson’s Thomas Covenant books; an essay about one of my favorite bands, Stars; and a bonus jeremiad that could only be called “Fuck You Too, Quentin”
forsooth???
the new issue of The Hurting Gazette is LIVE!
over 11K new words featuring: the climax of my discussion of Stephen R. Donaldson’s Thomas Covenant books; an essay about one of my favorite bands, Stars; and a bonus jeremiad that could only be called “Fuck You Too, Quentin”
I don't provide an answer for these questions, but here's my own short jeremiad about this kind of shamelessness.
www.christiancourier.ca/the-miracle-...
www.christiancourier.ca/the-miracle-...
January 8, 2026 at 5:29 PM
I don't provide an answer for these questions, but here's my own short jeremiad about this kind of shamelessness.
www.christiancourier.ca/the-miracle-...
www.christiancourier.ca/the-miracle-...
Which could also be a fair interpretation of the song, I suppose!
These days I guess I'm just feeling more in need of a Jeremiad. Or Elijah calling down fire, that would also be nice.
These days I guess I'm just feeling more in need of a Jeremiad. Or Elijah calling down fire, that would also be nice.
January 7, 2026 at 1:35 AM
Which could also be a fair interpretation of the song, I suppose!
These days I guess I'm just feeling more in need of a Jeremiad. Or Elijah calling down fire, that would also be nice.
These days I guess I'm just feeling more in need of a Jeremiad. Or Elijah calling down fire, that would also be nice.
Sad day. "The Turin Horse" is otherworldly. See it if you can. Cameo jeremiad from the traveling stranger who has come for palinka written by László Krasznahorkai.
January 6, 2026 at 2:18 PM
Sad day. "The Turin Horse" is otherworldly. See it if you can. Cameo jeremiad from the traveling stranger who has come for palinka written by László Krasznahorkai.
Skabrös, kverulant, jeremiad, pöbel, frivol, kokotter, nidvisa, blåbyxa, knorra, infam, illbatting, hanrej, danspalats - älskar gamla spetsiga ord.
January 6, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Skabrös, kverulant, jeremiad, pöbel, frivol, kokotter, nidvisa, blåbyxa, knorra, infam, illbatting, hanrej, danspalats - älskar gamla spetsiga ord.
No, they *are* self-satisfying. It is about satisfying your sense of guilt and remorse. It is still about you.
As a Native, the person who comes up to me and says "Man, it's a shame how you were treated- how can I help?" is doing right. The person who spouts a jeremiad about their evil isn't.
As a Native, the person who comes up to me and says "Man, it's a shame how you were treated- how can I help?" is doing right. The person who spouts a jeremiad about their evil isn't.
January 6, 2026 at 2:10 AM
No, they *are* self-satisfying. It is about satisfying your sense of guilt and remorse. It is still about you.
As a Native, the person who comes up to me and says "Man, it's a shame how you were treated- how can I help?" is doing right. The person who spouts a jeremiad about their evil isn't.
As a Native, the person who comes up to me and says "Man, it's a shame how you were treated- how can I help?" is doing right. The person who spouts a jeremiad about their evil isn't.
@jamiepeppard.bsky.social somebody sent me a screenshot , did you know for the past two months, after getting kicked off Bluesky, Keyser Soze has returned to the 🐥🐧 and has been continuing his jeremiad against Trump corruption over there?
January 5, 2026 at 7:59 PM
@jamiepeppard.bsky.social somebody sent me a screenshot , did you know for the past two months, after getting kicked off Bluesky, Keyser Soze has returned to the 🐥🐧 and has been continuing his jeremiad against Trump corruption over there?
"California will miss billionaires when they're gone."
Wow. WaPo jeremiad about a bill that hasn't even qualified to get on the ballot yet. Reads more like the bleatings from the gerontocracy at the Wall Street Journal.
Bezos must have called it in from his yacht.
wapo.st/4pVbOmW
Wow. WaPo jeremiad about a bill that hasn't even qualified to get on the ballot yet. Reads more like the bleatings from the gerontocracy at the Wall Street Journal.
Bezos must have called it in from his yacht.
wapo.st/4pVbOmW
Opinion | California will miss billionaires when they’re gone
Larry Page and Peter Thiel adjusted residencies before yearend in case a wealth tax passes.
wapo.st
January 1, 2026 at 10:26 PM
"California will miss billionaires when they're gone."
Wow. WaPo jeremiad about a bill that hasn't even qualified to get on the ballot yet. Reads more like the bleatings from the gerontocracy at the Wall Street Journal.
Bezos must have called it in from his yacht.
wapo.st/4pVbOmW
Wow. WaPo jeremiad about a bill that hasn't even qualified to get on the ballot yet. Reads more like the bleatings from the gerontocracy at the Wall Street Journal.
Bezos must have called it in from his yacht.
wapo.st/4pVbOmW
Today is banned author J. D. Salinger’s birthday, who is best known for his iconic novel The Catcher in the Rye.
So, in honor of J. D. Salinger’s birthday, be sure to check out The Catcher in the Rye: A Twentieth-Century Jeremiad: thisbookisbanned.com/banned/catch...
So, in honor of J. D. Salinger’s birthday, be sure to check out The Catcher in the Rye: A Twentieth-Century Jeremiad: thisbookisbanned.com/banned/catch...
The Catcher in the Rye: banned
The Catcher in the Rye was banned for un-American ideas. It's actually a twentieth-century jeremiad... What the heck is that? Find out here.
thisbookisbanned.com
January 1, 2026 at 5:04 PM
Today is banned author J. D. Salinger’s birthday, who is best known for his iconic novel The Catcher in the Rye.
So, in honor of J. D. Salinger’s birthday, be sure to check out The Catcher in the Rye: A Twentieth-Century Jeremiad: thisbookisbanned.com/banned/catch...
So, in honor of J. D. Salinger’s birthday, be sure to check out The Catcher in the Rye: A Twentieth-Century Jeremiad: thisbookisbanned.com/banned/catch...
"With his new book, Against the Machine, Paul Kingsnorth offers a powerful jeremiad, meditation, and manifesto for this moment. I love his book even when I disagree with him. In fact, I appreciate our areas of disagreement as I find the tension between our views generative and productive . . . "
An Apostate Against the Machine-God
Reflections on Christian anarchist Peter Kingsnorth's powerful, must-read anti-technology manifesto
danielpinchbeck.substack.com
January 1, 2026 at 7:05 AM
"With his new book, Against the Machine, Paul Kingsnorth offers a powerful jeremiad, meditation, and manifesto for this moment. I love his book even when I disagree with him. In fact, I appreciate our areas of disagreement as I find the tension between our views generative and productive . . . "
This is very odd piece. Among other things I’d just suggest if the only book you can find to praise in your jeremiad is written by a friend of yours, you should maybe rethink your premise:
thebaffler.com/salvos/ameri...
thebaffler.com/salvos/ameri...
American Gothics | Chris Lehmann
Literary elites have greeted the great crisis of the present age with little more than a collective puzzled shrug.
thebaffler.com
December 30, 2025 at 11:46 PM
This is very odd piece. Among other things I’d just suggest if the only book you can find to praise in your jeremiad is written by a friend of yours, you should maybe rethink your premise:
thebaffler.com/salvos/ameri...
thebaffler.com/salvos/ameri...
My application is in the post. Well, it’s more of a screed, to be honest. Maybe a jeremiad?
Sam Altman launches job search to fill ‘critical role’ to guard against AI’s harms
Sam Altman launches job search to fill ‘critical role’ to guard against AI’s harms
New head of preparedness at OpenAI will face daunting in-tray amid fears from some experts that AI could ‘turn on us’
The maker of ChatGPT has advertised a $555,000-a-year vacancy with a daunting job description that would cause Superman to take a sharp intake of breath.
In what may be close to the impossible job, the “head of preparedness” at OpenAI will be directly responsible for defending against risks from ever more powerful AIs to human mental health, cybersecurity and biological weapons. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
December 29, 2025 at 3:13 PM
My application is in the post. Well, it’s more of a screed, to be honest. Maybe a jeremiad?