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Welcome to The Hot Take — where opinions hit harder than headlines.

This blog was created out of a desire to challenge the surface-level narratives we’re constantly fed. Whether it's politics, social issues, online culture, or global news, The Hot Take dives into the heart of what’s really going on — with zero sugarcoating and no fear of controversy.

I believe that modern journalism has become overly sanitized, repetitive, and afraid of saying what people are actually thinking. This space is different. Here, I explore topics with brutal honesty, sharp perspective, and a readiness to poke holes in flawed logic — no matter what side it comes from.

You might agree. You might not. That’s the point.


 Who Am I?

I’m a regular working class person, the type that is always left out and behind, never taken into consideration and never heard. i want to give voice to my people and any in my position. some voices are overly loud and block others out, deny our lived experiences, demonise us based on their blanket assumptions of our identity, and the people doing that are the type that claim to be against that. I see things from a working class perspective, from normality. 


Why I Do This

This blog isn’t about clicks. It’s about pushing back against the noise, the groupthink, and the “safe” takes that dominate mainstream discussion.

Too often, real voices are drowned out by loud, shallow outrage or rigid ideology. I started The Hot Take to push past that — to dig deeper, ask uncomfortable questions, and offer a perspective you won’t find on your typical news feed.

Theres too much requirements for education in any position of institution or voice that we the common working class are never heard and are misrpresented by a inteligensia class that claim to be part of the working class but yet hate us and speak down about us all the time. i want to change that. The inteligencia are no ones freind but their own, they serve to only stroke their own ego and it comes out every time they down talk us due to their education, and thing is their education isnt all that impressive anyway, the dumbest people I know have always been the most educated. I believe they should at least step back and give us our time to talk, allow the uneducated working class into institutions and allow us to speak for ourselves for once.


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