Theodore Beale

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{{cquote|…conservatives and independents must now choose for what and with whom they will stand: a diverse USA, globalism, and the Left, or a [[white nationalism|white America]], nationalism, and the [[Alt-Right]]. [[False dilemma|There are no other meaningful options]].|||Vox Day, finally being open about how alt-righty means all-whitey.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170119080755/https://voxday.blogspot.com/2016/09/gondors-choice.html Gondor's Choice] by Vox Day (September 09, 2016) ''Blogspot'' (archived from January 19, 2017).</ref>}}
{{cquote|I wouldn’t believe [[Persecution complex|VD’s claims to oppression]] if there was video footage of Scalzi hitting him in the junk repeatedly with a copy of ''The Fountainhead.''|||Ursula Vernon<ref>John Scalzi, [http://whatever.scalzi.com/2015/04/20/keeping-up-with-the-hugos-42015/#comment-781501 "Keeping Up With the Hugos"] (4/20/15) ''Whatever: Early Days of a Better Nation''. As quoted by Laura Resnick (April 21, 2015, 1:54 pm).</ref>}}
'''Theodore Robert Beale''' (known by his [[pseudonym]]s '''Vox Day'''{{efn|A pun on ''vox dei'', meaning [[God]]'s voice, which is absolutely ''not'' [[Delusions of grandeur|arrogant in any way]]. It's ironic that he hates his given name, Theodore, which derives from the Greek ''theos'' + ''doro'' (gods + gift).}} and '''Teddy Spaghetti'''<ref>[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Creator/VoxDay Creator/Vox Day], ''TV Tropes''.</ref>) {{lived|1968}} is a [[far-right]] [[edgelord]] blogger and professional [[internet troll]] who was formerly a minor [[science fiction]] [[author]], [[Video game|game]] designer,{{efn|''The War in Heaven'', if you're curious, was panned on 'Something Awful.<ref>[https://www.somethingawful.com/game-reviews/war-heaven/1/ The War in Heaven] by Rich "Lowtax" Kyanka (May 17, 2000) ''Something Aweful''.</ref>}} and [[music]]ian.{{efn|In the techno band {{wpl|Psykosonik}} between 1992-1994.}} Today, he is mainly known for blogging in support of [[alt-right]], [[fascist]], and [[white supremacist]] politics (even having gone so far as to sympathize with the Norwegian terrorist [[Anders Breivik]]). Vox [[ironically]] counters claims of being a white supremacist or [[Neo-Nazi]] by asserting that he is of mixed race ancestry based on his brother's genetic test (White, [[American Indian]], and [[Mexico|Mexican]])<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140815053908/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2014/08/did-not-see-that-coming.html Did not see that coming]  by Vox Day (August 01, 2014) ''Blogspot'' (archived from August 15, 2014).</ref>{{efn|These tests are of dubious value for assessing race since they are based on genetic probabilities and ill-defined social conceptions of race.<ref>[https://www.popsci.com/story/science/dna-tests-myth-ancestry-race/ DNA tests can’t tell you your race: Many people turn to companies like 23andMe to learn about ancestry and ethnicity. But the genetic connection is far more complicated than the industry lets on.] by Jack Herrera (Dec 27, 2019 9:35 PM) ''Popular Science''.</ref> Another problem is genetic tests sometimes reveal that siblings are either not related or not related in the way that they think they are.}} and merely supports the principles of ultra-nationalism. Vox also goes by the alias "Supreme Dark Lord" on [[Twitter]] (which interestingly appears to be the name of a character created by ''AliceSoft'', a Japanese [[Pornography|hentai]] video game company).<ref>[http://alicesoft.fandom.com/wiki/Supreme_Dark_Lord Supreme Dark Lord] ''AliceSoftWiki''.</ref> 

In the past, Vox claimed to be a [[Libertarianism|libertarian]] (a position he has since rejected),<ref name=notlibertarian>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160113210602/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/12/why-john-c-wright-is-not-libertarian.html Why John C. Wright is not a libertarian] by Vox Day (December 15, 2015) ''Blogspot'' (archived from January 13, 2016).</ref> but now he supports far-right authoritarian politics (such as stating that he believes all non-Christian religions in the West should be banned by the state). On the whole, Vox is rather hypocritical and inconsistent in his views (such as him attacking [[Atheism|atheistic]] [[evolution]] on one hand, while at the same time using [[evolutionary psychology]] and [[social Darwinism]] to justify the idea that women are only fit to be sexual property). The only consistent theme to Vox's views is that he always picks the most offensive and lunatic-fringe views possible, likely hoping to thrive off of the controversy to generate views for his blog (given that he's virtually unknown from his mediocre writing and music careers, riding the "alt-right" bandwagon is likely the only way he manages to stay in the spotlight).

Beyond that, Vox has also dabbled in other fringe subjects, including [[vaccine denialism]],<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120605211059/http://www.wnd.com/2012/06/sudden-infant-vaccine-death/ Sudden Infant Vaccine Death] by Vox Day (June 3, 2012) ''WND'' (archived from June 5, 2012).</ref> racism,<ref>[http://www.jimchines.com/2013/06/racist-takes-dump-in-sfwa-twitter-stream-news-at-11/ Racist Takes Dump in SFWA Twitter Stream: News at 11,] Jim C. Hines</ref> [[Christian apologetics|fundamentalist Christian apologetics]], [[Holocaust denialism]],<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190614051012/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/06/a-collection-of-curious-anomalies.html A collection of curious anomalies] by Vox Day (June 11, 2019) ''Blogspot'' (archived from June 14, 2019).</ref> the [[manosphere]] and [[pickup artist]] communities (he has written articles for [[Roosh V|Return of Kings]]), [[moon landing hoax|moon landing denialism]], and other [[Conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]] in general.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170223000535/http://voxday.blogspot.com/search/label/conspiracy Pedophile projection] by Vox Day (February 20, 2017) ''Blogspot'' (archived from February 23, 2017).</ref>

He is the son of former [[WorldNetDaily]] pundit and convicted tax evader [[Robert Beale]]. Vox Day does not write for WND, however (possibly due to being too fringe-right even by their standards) and writes instead on his own blogs, including "[[Vox populi|Vox Popoli]]" and "Alpha Game Plan", on which he attempts to "disprove" [[atheism]], [[environmentalism]], and [[liberal]]ism through extensive use of [[Bullshit|poorly-thought-out attacks]]. He also wrote the book ''The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens'',<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Irrational-Atheist-Dissecting-Trinity-Hitchens/dp/1933771364/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, And Hitchens Hardcover – March 11, 2008 by Vox Day]</ref> which pioneered some of the most popular methods of "[[Debate|debating]]" atheists (mostly just [[ad hominem|calling them names]]). He is happy to be considered part of the [[neoreactionary movement]],<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140731124301/http://voxday.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/neoreactionary-space_27.html Neoreactiony Space] by Vox Day (April 27, 2013) ''Blogspot'' (archived from July 31, 2014).</ref> though he ridicules the term "dark enlightenment" as media hype.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140731124323/http://voxday.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/the-phony-dark-enlightenment.html The Phony Dark Enlightenment] by Vox Day (January 26, 2014) ''Blogspot'' (archived from July 31, 2014).</ref>

He claims to be a member of [[Mensa]], have an [[IQ]] "Over the so-called 'genius' threshhold{{sic}}".<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100331184958/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/03/answering-questions.html Answering questions] by Vox Popoli (March 27, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from March 31, 2010).  He often berates his opponents by telling them how much smarter he is than they are. From the context it seems that he may be referring to the Mensa entry threshold.</ref> [[Argument from authority|If true]], this demonstrates at least one of two things: showcasing how allegedly smart people can make a living saying very stupid things, or that the IQ test is ''severely'' overrated as a measure of actual intellectual capacity.

He is the epitome of evidence that not all artists are sensible, intelligent people, contrary to stereotype.  He is also the ''only'' person to be kicked out of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America in its nearly fifty year history.<ref>[http://www.locusmag.com/News/2013/08/beale-expelled-from-sfwa/ "SFWA Board Votes to Expel Beale"], Locus Magazine.</ref>

By virtue of being [[Technobabble|''extra'' scientific]], Beale has also attempted to coin the neologisms "scientodofic", "scientistry" and "scientody",{{efn|His blog posts are the top Google results for all three words, followed by: the comments/tweets of his supporters.}} defining their meaning as oversimplified kindergarten versions of the established term "[[scientific method]]", '''''plus''''' the odd insistence that the concept of a [[scientific consensus]] is in fact [[WAKE UP|ad populum ideological bullying]] for [[Circular_reasoning|the very reason of not being]] "based on scientody". That is, for not being ''somehow based on'' [[Begging the question|a word that has yet to be given a working definition]].<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170424224345/https://voxday.blogspot.se/2016/08/what-alt-right-is.html What the Alt Right is] by Vox Day (August 24, 2016) ''Blogspot'' (archived from April 24, 2017).</ref>

Vox is also known for attempting to harass or cyber-stalk his critics by recruiting his blog followers as his own "personal army" of trolls, another example of irony and hypocrisy on his part, as he engages in the same bullying and pro-censorship tactics he accuses "[[Social justice warrior|SJWS]]" of masterminding.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20141225034528/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2014/12/pity-poor-troll-2.html Pity the poor troll 2] by Vox Popoli (December 20, 2014) ''Blogspot'' (archived from December 25, 2014).</ref>

==Beliefs and claims==
===Politics===
Vox is a self-described Christian nationalist, ex-libertarian:<ref name=notlibertarian/><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211115214341/https://voxday.net/2021/01/21/waking-up-from-libertarianism/ Waking up from libertarianism] by Vox Day (archived from November 15, 2021).</ref> he disagreed with the [[Republican Party|Republicans]] over the wars in [[Iraq War|Iraq]] and [[Afghanistan War|Afghanistan]], but shows signs of moving toward interventionism now that the issue's becoming more about [[Islamofascism|war on Islam]], and less about cheap oil.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170801175842/http://www.voxday.blogspot.com/2014/08/muslims-begin-to-flee.html Muslims begin to flee] by Vox Day (August 29, 2014) ''Blogspot'' (archived from Augut 1, 2017). "If I were a Muslim in Europe, I'd be making plans to return to the Umma about now. Europeans are slow to act, but when they do, [[Crusades|they are notoriously thorough.]]"</ref>  His wingnut credentials are solid on social issues (he's a [[homophobe]])<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/06/mailvox-collection-of-questions.html Vox:] "...open and culturally permissible homosexuality is an indicator of late stage societal decadance. It's not a cause of rapid civilizational decline, but it is a warning sign that such a decline is in the works."</ref> and economics (he is also a major [[Austrian school]] crank and [[gold standard (economics)|gold bug]]; note all the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]] and gold links on his blog), but he generally prefers to stick to battling atheists because it is far less likely to divide his small audience.

He's also convinced that the [[Aurora shootings|July, 2012 theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado]] was the work of a [[Conspiracy theory|federal government conspiracy to grab yer guns]], which makes the appeal to "science and reason" in ''confirming'' similar nutjob conspiracy theories in that same essay quite amusing to read.<ref>[[Ed Brayton]], [http://freethoughtblogs.com/dispatches/2012/07/25/and-now-a-word-from-the-conspiracy-nuts/ "And Now, a Word From the Conspiracy Nuts"], [[Freethought Blogs]].</ref>

In addition, Mr. Day is also responsible for the insight that [[Barack Obama]] is — and these are his exact words, now — a "[[Black_brute|bad black man]]." There's no word as to when he'll write a column accusing Obama of strangling newborn puppies and selling crack to preschoolers, though.<ref>[http://freethoughtblogs.com/dispatches/2012/08/02/vox-day-obama-is-a-bad-black-man/ Vox Day: Obama is a Bad Black Man], "Dispatches from the Culture Wars"</ref>

Vox was also a supporter of [[Donald Trump]]'s bid for [[POTUS]],<ref>[http://heatst.com/politics/vox-day-of-gamergate-why-i-support-donald-trump/ "Vox Day of #Gamergate: Why I Support Donald Trump"]. ''Heat Street''. 17 April 2016. Retrieved on 18 September 2016.</ref> and Donald Trump Jr. has also been caught regurgitating Vox Day's [[conspiracy theory]]-laden drivel about [[Bernie Sanders]] supporters sending covert protesters into Trump rallies to make them look like [[neo-Nazis]].<ref>[http://whatever.scalzi.com/2016/03/12/the-thing-about-that-photo-from-the-trump-rally/ "The Thing About That Photo From the Trump Rally – Whatever"]. ''scalzi.com''. Retrieved on 18 September 2016.</ref><ref>Heer, Jeet (12 March 2016). [https://newrepublic.com/minutes/131495/following-fathers-footsteps-donald-trump-jr-retweeted-white-supremacist "Following in his father’s footsteps, Donald Trump Jr. retweeted a white supremacist."]. ''New Republic''. Retrieved on 18 September 2016.</ref><ref>[https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/09/17/so-a-lot-of-donald-trump-jr-s-trail-missteps-seem-to-involve-white-nationalists-and-nazis/ "A lot of Donald Trump Jr.’s trail missteps seem to involve white nationalists and Nazis"]. ''[[The Washington Post]]''. Retrieved on 18 September 2016.</ref> In fact, there's no need to do any such thing, as Trump has the neo-Nazi vote tied up quite nicely.

===Science===
Vox claims that because less than 50% of science experiments are reproducible, that flipping a coin is more reliable than science. No really, he does say this!<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190916123457/https://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/09/coin-flips-are-more-reliable-than.html Coin flips are more reliable than science] by Vox Day (September 15, 2019) ''Blogspot'' (archived from Ssptember 16, 2019).</ref> Since he is also a right wing Christian, one has to wonder that if he were to get leprosy, if he would treat it by messing around with the blood of birds like the Bible says ({{bible|Leviticus|14|4|7}}) or if he would go to a doctor who would treat his leprosy based on science. Since he also says that reliable science is called engineering (and not science) one would also have to wonder whether or not he considers doctors to be qualified engineers. Ignoring for the moment that researchers used science, and not the Bible, to determine that certain science articles weren't reproducible he also says that science backs up his claim that women in the work force destroys marriages<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190107130647/https://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/01/women-working-destroys-marriage.html Women working destroys marriage] by Vox Day (January 05, 2019) ''Blogspot'' (archived from january 7, 2019).</ref> Using his logic, we can't really be sure whether or not women in the work force really does destroy marriages. I guess we need a team of coin flippers to find out.

If the above isn't enough, Vox Day has seven "reasons" why he doubts the theory of evolution.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190130061641/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/01/darkstream-descent-of-tens.html DARKSTREAM: The Descent of TENS] by Vox Day (January 26, 2019) ''Blogspot'' (archived from January 30, 2019).</ref> However, since he is ''trying'' to use logic and evidence (in other words <b>science</b>) you would be better off getting your information from coin tosses. Since he has such a high IQ, none of us mere mortals can understand the depths of his <i>logic</i>.

===Give me that old-time religion===
He is a [[creationist]] and "anti-[[materialist]]" (read: "[[anti-science]]"), which has caused him to enter numerous spats with, among others, [[PZ Myers]] and [[Phil Plait]].<ref>[http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2008/03/08/ignorance-is-blitz/ Ignorance is Blitz] by Phil Plait (Mar 8, 2008 12:37 PM) ''Discover Magazine''.</ref> PZ Myers has stated that Beale is "in need of psychiatric help"<ref>[http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2012/06/06/vox-day-is-one-sick-puppy/ Vox Day is one sick puppy] by PZ Myers (6 June 2012) ''Free Thought Blogs''.</ref> and also that Beale is "an appallingly freakish idiot, and always a reliable source for the most amazingly inane claim."<ref>[http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2008/03/12/why-do-we-even-stoop-to-mentio/ Why do we even stoop to mentioning Vox Day?] by pharyngula (PZ Myers) (March 12, 2008) ''Science Blogs''.</ref>

The man also claims, in ''The Irrational Atheist'', to refute the [[Euthyphro dilemma]], which asks whether something is good because [[God]] says it, or God says it because it is good. His solution seems to be that [[Paradox|it is both]].

He also uses the ad hominem/[[non sequitur]] [[argument]] "[[Richard Dawkins]] is socially [[autism|autistic]], therefore [[Goddidit]]" very prominently in a stroke of genius that has garnered the attention of cutting-edge intellectuals and activists such as [[Ken DeMeyer]] from [[Conservapedia]]. (Nothing projects class like [[Ableism|using disabilities as insults]].) The screed is downloadable from [http://www.irrationalatheist.com/freedl.html this web site] in all popular formats.

Beale devotes quite a bit of drivel in ''The Irrational Atheist'' to his division of atheists along lines clearly [[Atheism as a religion|intended to brand atheism as a religion]]: the "high church" atheists, who actually identify themselves as atheists and embrace atheism as an intellectual position, and "low church" atheists, which appears to encompass everyone who doesn't identify with a particular religious group. This sad excuse for taxonomy manages to combine the obvious ''ad hominem'' and [[argument by assertion]] with either a thumbfingered analogy or a painful ignorance of history - it's never clear that he actually knows what "high church" and "low church" mean, and their original meanings are in no way compatible with his analogy.

===Game===
Beale's role in the PUA community is best understood as an attempt to create a [[Pseudoscience|pseudoscientific]] justification for the cliche that "females" get wet at 
the Greek alphabet
 canine pack dynamics.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20130123043312/https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/16ma8o/ama_with_vox_day_of_alpha_game/ AMA with Vox Day of Alpha Game] ''Reddit'' (archived from January 23, 2013). Even Redpillers have no time for his horseshit.</ref> His “socio-sexual hierarchy” adds more categories to the alpha/beta/omega triad:
* '''Sigma''' males, his inevitable category invented to [[Delusions of grandeur|make himself even more special]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100530062519/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/05/explaining-sigma-again.html Explaining Sigma, Again] by Vox Day (May 26, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from May 30, 2010). tl;dr you don't "become" Sigma, it's something you're born into, dude.</ref>{{efn|[[Paul Elam]] unveiled his own OC (do not steal) called the "Zeta" male, which is pretty similar.<ref>[http://www.avoiceformen.com/men/mens-issues/so-what-the-fuck-is-a-zeta-male-anyway/ So What is a Zeta Male Anyway?] (May 11, 2011) ''A Voice for Men''.</ref>}} (Vox describes on his blog how sigma males will save western civilization)
* '''Lambda''' males, 'straight' guys who have lots and lots of gay sex ("''Tired of dating feminists? Maybe life as a homosexual is for you!''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100207085212/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/01/hierarchy-test-answer-key.html Socio-Sexual Hierarchy Answer Key] by Vox Day (January 30, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from February 7, 2010).</ref> ''The sex is better and he won't cry rape later."''), but could totally bang women if they really wanted to. It's what we used to call the "down low" back in the aughts. It's a little unclear why Vox, an avid supporter of [[Reparative therapy|Pray the Gay Away]], is sharing his trade secrets with sodomites. [[Haggard's Law|A possible escape hatch?]] Nevertheless, Lambdas rank well below Omegas, Alphas and Sigmas.
* '''Gamma''' males, which is his pet name for [[Whiteknighting|white knights]], ''[[SJW|ess jay dubbayoos]]'', [[Anti-intellectualism|academics]], [[Atheism|atheists]], [[Cultural Marxism|Marxists]] — basically anybody who isn't into Game e.g. anyone Vox doesn't like.{{efn|In one of his  reviews on ''Seveneves'', he refers to author Neal Stephenson's "past gamma markers,” a reference to the [[multiculturalism]] present in the book.<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/05/publishing-negative-sum-game.html Hierarchy test: the answer key] by Vox Day (January 30, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from February 7, 2010).</ref>}}<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150324024641/http://www.voxday.blogspot.ca/2015/03/to-be-or-not-to-be-gamma.html To Be or Not to Be a Gamma] by Vox Day (March 13, 2015) ''Blogspot'' (archived from March 24, 2015).</ref>

Nevermind that alphas, betas, omegas, sigmas, or (God help us) gammas or '''lambdas''' don't exist in a wolf pack.<ref>[http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/2012/08/22/yo-dudes-alpha-males-are-a-myth-according-to-actual-experts-on-wolves/ "Yo, Dudes, Alpha Males Are a Myth According to Actual Expert on Wolves"] by David Futrelle (August 22, 2012) ''We Hunted the Mammoth''.</ref>

===Feminism===
According to him, "[[feminism|female equalitarianism]]" is a greater threat to science than religion.<ref name='real-ass'>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120130071734/https://www.wnd.com/2008/03/58449/ The real assault on science] by Vox Day (March 10, 2008 at 12:00am) ''WND'' (archived from January 30, 2012). This is a particularly sexist rant.</ref><ref>[https://scienceblogs.com/goodmath/2008/03/12/vox-day-on-women-in-science Vox Day on Women in Science] by goodmath (Mark Chu-Carroll) (March 12, 2008) ''Science Blogs''.</ref> In response to a blog posting by PZ Myers questioning how, exactly, many of the unsavoury aspects of [[religion]] benefited women, Beale suggested that an argument could be made for [[honor killings]], throwing acid in women's faces and even [[female genital mutilation|genital mutilation]] because they ''benefited'' women because they prevent female independence and promiscuity, which he repeatedly referred to as social ills.<ref name=acid>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120609084003/http://voxday.blogspot.ca/2012/06/scientist-beats-up-pz.html A scientist beats up PZ] by Vox Day (June 05, 2012) ''Blogspot'' (archived from June 9, 2012).</ref>  Yes, this is who we're dealing with.

==Insights==
Some of his most brilliant insights are to be found on Vox Popoli or in ''The Irrational Atheist''. On [[homosexuality]], he says:

{{quotebox|Homosexuality is a birth defect from every relevant secular, material, and sociological perspective...[we must] help them achieve sexual normality.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140617185207/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/08/ending-gay-defect.html Correcting the Gay Defect] by Vox Day (August 19, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from June 17, 2014). What a twat.</ref>}}

On [[Muslim]]s and [[Britain|Brit]]s:
{{quotebox|You silly English twit. Limit your historically ignorant, politically correct, socialist sensitivity concerns to [[Londonistan]] and the rest of your island.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100823074314/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/08/illustrating-mpai_19.html Illustrating MPAI] by Vox Day (August 19, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from August 23, 2010).</ref>}}

On Jews:
{{quotebox|What is reprehensible is not the suggestion that Jews living in America might have divided loyalties. That is arguably the best case scenario. What is reprehensible, and quite possibly anti-semitic, is the idea that a Jew living in America cannot possibly have divided loyalties:<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160216200403/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2016/02/on-loyalties-divided-and-whole.html On loyalties, divided and whole] by Vox Day (February 14, 2016) ''Blogspot'' (archived from February 16, 2016).</ref>}}

On [[freedom of religion]] and [[freedom of speech]]:
{{quotebox|The challenge is how to protect some semblance of free speech while strictly limiting, if not banning outright, the exercise of all non-Christian religions in Christendom. This is theoretically possible, as history demonstrates. But as events are rapidly demonstrating, in the current circumstances the latter is going to take precedence over the former.<ref>[https://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-first-amendment-isnt-merely-dead.html The First Amendment isn't merely dead"] by Vox Day (November 03, 2015) ''Blogspot'' (archived from January 13, 2016).</ref>}}

His "refutation" of atheism:
{{quotebox|[I]mpaired social cognition... is the hallmark of the militant New Atheists. [T]he anti-religious socially autistic crusaders... simply cannot understand that your religious beliefs, whatever they might be, are no legitimate concern of theirs.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100603141816/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2010/05/scientific-american-and-social-autism.html Scientific American and social autism] by Vox Day (May 31, 2010) ''Blogspot'' (archived from June 3, 2010).</ref> High Church atheism may be little more than a mental disorder taking the form of literal autism.<ref>''The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens'' by Vox Day (2008) Dallas: BenBella Books, 2008.</ref>}}

On [[Scientific racism|race and intelligence]]:
{{quotebox|It is absurd to imagine that there is absolutely no link between race and intelligence.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20130719111713/http://voxday.net/ Vox Day] archived from July 19, 2013).</ref>}}

But he's only thinking of the children, especially when he posts advice on interracial dating:
{{quotebox|There is no reason a white father should hesitate to tell his daughters what sort of young men are approved and what sort are not, regardless of what his criteria might be… If you’re not okay with it, then it is your duty as her father to tell her that you’re not okay with it, even if her reaction is to denounce you as a racist, sexist, transphobic bigot while filming herself being urinated on by an African rapper with a sub-80 IQ.<ref>[http://www.wehuntedthemammoth.com/2016/02/23/vox-day-move-to-the-suburbs-to-keep-your-daughter-from-dating-a-rapper-with-a-sub-80-iq/ Vox Day: Move to the suburbs to keep your daughter from dating a “rapper with a sub-80 IQ”] by David Futrelle (February 23, 2016) ''We Hunted the Mammoth''.</ref>}}

On [[Genocide|his "method"]] to bring peace to the [[Middle East]]:
{{quotebox|The [[Israeli]] government must announce to the world a unilateral ceasefire, balanced by the deadly promise that for every Israeli soldier killed, 25 [[Palestinian]] [[police]] will die. For every civilian, 100 non-combatant Palestinian adults will be slain, and for every child, 1000 adults.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20020415135513/http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=26870 1,000 eyes for an eye] by Vox Day (March 18, 2002) ''WND'' (archived from April 15, 2002).</ref>}}

On women, education and [[Malala Yousafzai]]:
{{quotebox|Ironically, in light of the strong correlation between female education and demographic decline, a purely empirical perspective on Malala Yousafzai, the poster girl for global female education, may indicate that the Taliban's attempt to silence her was perfectly rational and scientifically justifiable.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20131027232705/http://alphagameplan.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/the-wages-of-female-education.html The wages of female education] by Vox Day (October 21, 2013) ''Blogspot'' (archived from October 27, 2013).</ref>}}

On women and reproductive rights:
{{quotebox|One thing that is becoming evident is that regardless of culture, women cannot be trusted to use contraception in a socially responsible manner. If it is left up to them, they will kill their societies rather than give up the pleasures of alpha-chasing. This indicates that it will not be left up to them very much longer, as societies that permit women to control their birth rates will prove to be unfit, decline demographically, and eventually expire, while those that control women will prove their fitness, remain stable or continue to grow, and expand to replace the dying societies.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150320060413/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2015/03/expect-more-of-this.html Expect more of this] by Vox Day (March 16, 2015) ''Blogspot'' (archived from March 20, 2015).</ref>}}

On solving his problems by throwing frigging acid at them:
{{quotebox|…a few acid-burned faces is a small price to pay for lasting marriages, stable families, legitimate children, low levels of debt, strong currencies, affordable housing, homogenous populations, low levels of crime, and demographic stability.<ref name=acid/>}}

Perhaps most hilariously, [[misogyny|on women]]:
{{quotebox|Because they are the intellectual driving force of humanity, men will be fine… It is written that women ruin everything.<ref name='real-ass' />}}

On stalking:
{{quotebox|I noticed that the number of fake reviews of my books on Amazon declined considerably after I tracked down the woman from Minnesota and [[Doxxing|posted her address on this blog.]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150414082652/http://voxday.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/to-sign-or-not-to-sign.html To sign or not to sign] by Vox Day (March 05, 2014) ''Blogspot'' (archived from April 14, 2015).</ref>}}

In case that one wasn't disturbing enough:
{{quotebox|I don't believe I could recommend this as a strategy for most men, but it is surely educational to learn that raping and killing a woman is demonstrably more attractive to women than behaving like a gentleman. And women, before all the inevitable snowflaking commences, please note that there is absolutely nothing to argue about here. It is [[Fractal wrongness|an established empirical fact.]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20111103034140/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2011/09/killer-game.html Killer Game] by Vox Day (September 28, 2011) ''Blogspot'' (archived from November 3, 2011).</ref>}}

And:
{{quotebox|First, there is no such thing as [[marital rape]]. Once consent is formally given in public ceremony, it cannot be revoked... If a woman believes in the concept of marital rape, absolutely do not marry her!<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20090902213656/http://voxday.blogspot.com/2009/08/there-is-no-marital-rape.html There is no "marital rape"] by Vox Day (August 26, 2009) ''Blogspot'' (archived from September 2, 2009).</ref>}}

And:
{{quotebox|If the definition of rape is stretched so far to include women who have not given consent, then I am absolutely a serial rapist. So, too, is every man I know. And if that makes me a rapist, I shall endeavor to somehow survive with that upon my conscience.<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2005/12/mailvox-hidden-contempt-for-women.html Mailvox: the hidden contempt for women] by Vox Day (December 01, 2005) ''Blogspot'' (archived from May 5, 2006).</ref>}}

Pot, kettle, etcetera:
{{quotebox|It's hard for those outside the science fiction publishing world to understand why so many of the people inside it are a such a collection of mentally unstable freakshows. Part of it is the genre; many of these people are simply not fit to function in the real world. You have only to look at a picture from any science fiction convention to understand this; you will not see a group of more heavily medicated people outside of a hospital or a hard-core rave.<ref>[https://archive.md/iG8I2 Why they're terrified] by Vox Day (April 27, 2016) ''Blogspot'' (archived from 30 Apr 2016 17:52:19 UTC).</ref>}}

==I'm a totally professional science fiction writer==
===Science Fiction Writers of America===
Beale saw fit to take his act to the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, since running for that organization's presidency with an obnoxiously anti-feminist platform (as well as previously insulting outgoing SFWA president John Scalzi by calling him "McRapey" for the usual predictable VD reasons{{efn|VD dishonestly took Scalzi's extremely blunt satire completely literally.<ref>[http://whatever.scalzi.com/2012/10/25/a-fan-letter-to-certain-conservative-politicians/ Conservative Politicians] by John Scalzi (October 25, 2012) ''Whatever''.</ref>}}) is ''such'' a classy way to earn him votes in a literary organization with quite a strong female membership.<ref>[http://jimhines.livejournal.com/668807.html SFWA Presidential Election Thoughts] by Jim C. Hines (Feb. 1<sup>st</sup>, 2013 at 9:41 AM) ''LiveJournal''.</ref> To his credit, Scalzi didn't call him out by ''name'' for his continuing obsession with him; he didn't have to.<ref>[http://whatever.scalzi.com/2013/02/02/solving-my-racist-sexist-homophobic-dipshit-problem/ Solving My Racist Sexist Homophobic Dipshit Problem,] by John Scalzi (February 2, 2013) ''Whatever''.</ref> 

Despite the public support of an anonymously written blog called the Write Agenda that is suspected by many authors of being a front for a particularly scammy [[Vanity publishing|vanity-press]]-playing-real-publisher, Beale lost his bid.

Beale then decided to feel aggrieved at being mentioned (though not actually ''named'') as a "misogynist, racist and [[Antisemitism|anti-Semite]]" in the context of his candidacy in a speech by author N. K. Jemisin at an Australian science fiction convention.<ref>[http://nkjemisin.com/2013/06/continuum-goh-speech/ Continuum GoH speech,] Epiphany 2.0</ref> He then responded with a post that was chock full of exactly what Jemisin was complaining about, which nicely proved her point,<ref>[http://www.jimchines.com/2013/06/racist-takes-dump-in-sfwa-twitter-stream-news-at-11/ Racist Takes Dump in SFWA Twitter Stream: News at 11,] Jim C. Hines</ref> and tweeted the article through the shared SFWA Authors Twitter account, violating numerous content policies. All this led to a review of Beale's membership, ultimately resulting in his expulsion from the SFWA.<ref>[http://www.locusmag.com/News/2013/08/beale-expelled-from-sfwa/ Beale Expelled from SFWA,] Locusag</ref>

===Hijacking the Hugos===
{{cquote|This is, to my mind, the amazing thing about Theodore Beale. It is not just that he is a frothing fascist, but that he believes that the best possible thing he can do with his magical genetic access to Divine Truth is to try to disrupt the Hugo Awards.|||Elizabeth Sandifer<ref>[http://www.eruditorumpress.com/blog/guided-by-the-beauty-of-their-weapons-an-analysis-of-theodore-beale-and-his-supporters/ "Guided by the Beauty of Their Weapons]: An Analysis of Theodore Beale and His Supporters".</ref>}}
Beale is one of the instigators of the 2015 Hugo Award controversy.<ref>[http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/04/13/1376743/-Freeping-the-Hugo-Awards Freeping the Hugo Awards] by Susan Grigsby (April 12, 2015 at 5:00:06p PDT) ''Daily Kos''.</ref> The Hugo Awards are decided by the popular vote of attendees and supporting members of science fiction convention Worldcon.{{efn|Nominations and votes are available to people who purchase at least supporting memberships in the current Worldcon science fiction convention, which for 2015 was Sasquan in Spokane, Washington. Supporting memberships cost $40 US.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140325184202/https://sasquan.swoc.us/sasquan/reg.php Registration] ''Sasquan — The 73rd World Science Fiction Convention
Spokane, Washington, USA • August 19-23, 2015'' (archived from March 25, 2014).</ref>}}

Starting in 2013, science fiction writers {{wpl|Larry Correia}} and later, {{wpl|Brad R. Torgersen|Brad Torgersen}}, have sought to nominate right-wing writers in a coordinated slate for the Hugos, using the handle "Sad Puppies" for their campaign.  Their first year slate was ineffective; their second slate managed to get a couple of its nominations shortlisted.  The stated goal of "Sad Puppies" was to make the Hugo Awards safe for old-time pulp fiction and space opera, and repel perceived inroads of the value system of literary fiction.<ref>Brad Torgersen, [https://bradrtorgersen.wordpress.com/2015/02/04/sad-puppies-3-the-unraveling-of-an-unreliable-field/ SAD PUPPIES 3: The unraveling of an unreliable field], Feb. 4, 2015.</ref>  Their own declarations also suggested, however, a degree of annoyance with science fiction that addressed race and gender issues.<ref>Katy Waldman, [http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2015/04/08/_2015_hugo_awards_how_the_sad_and_rabid_puppies_took_over_the_sci_fi_nominations.html How Sci-Fi’s Hugo Awards Got Their Own Full-Blown Gamergate], ''Slate'', Apr. 8, 2015.</ref> At one point, Torgersen actually said he was upset he could no longer judge a science fiction book by its cover.<ref>[https://bradrtorgersen.wordpress.com/2015/02/04/sad-puppies-3-the-unraveling-of-an-unreliable-field/ SAD PUPPIES 3: The unraveling of an unreliable field] (Brad Torgersen, 4 February 2015)</ref>

Then, in 2015, Beale chimed in with his parallel "Rabid Puppies" slate, containing many of the same works.<ref>Vox Day, [http://voxday.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/rabid-puppies-2015.html Rabid Puppies 2015], Vox Popoli, Feb. 2, 2015.</ref>  Works published by Beale's minor Finland-based imprint Castalia House loomed large on his slate.  The Rabid Puppies nominations increased bloc voting to the extent that they monopolised entire categories of the awards.  Works nominated and supported only by the Sad Puppies slate had a far smaller chance of making the cut unless they also appeared on Beale's Rabid Puppies list.<ref>[http://difficultrun.nathanielgivens.com/2015/04/14/sad-puppy-data-analysis/ Some Sad Puppy Data Analysis], ''Difficult Run'', Apr. 14, 2015.</ref>  He then urged outsiders (many of them [[Gamergate]]rs) seeking to stick it to those pesky minorities to buy supporting memberships. 

Because only a small number of members send in nomination ballots compared to final voting and most of those are spread across the entire breadth of the industry, it only took 50-100 people to shut out most of the competition.<ref>Kameron Hurley, [http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/04/the-culture-wars-come-to-sci-fi/390012/ Hijacking the Hugo Awards Won't Stifle Diversity in Science Fiction], ''The Atlantic'', Apr 9 2015.</ref><ref>[http://www.thehugoawards.org/hugo-history/2015-hugo-awards/ 2015 Hugo Awards], official site.  "Best Novel" had the largest number of entries, with 1827 ballots.</ref>  Distaste for this overt politicization of the awards led at least two nominees to withdraw their nominated works, and a presenter to decline to participate.<ref>Charlie Jane Anders, [http://io9.com/two-authors-withdraw-their-work-from-the-hugo-awards-1698053027 Two Authors Withdraw Their Work from the Hugo Awards], io9, Apr. 15, 2015.</ref><ref>Connie Willis, [http://azsf.net/cwblog/?p=116 Why I Won't Be a Presenter at the Hugo Awards This Year], Apr. 14, 2015.</ref>

Fortunately for the rest of the SF/F world, the increased media attention on "Puppygate" led to an increased signup for WorldCon and an increased voter turnout. The final award winners included only one Sad or Rabid Puppies nominee (the enormously popular Marvel Comics movie ''Guardians of the Galaxy'', which did not need their help at all). In categories in which the Puppies slates shut out all other nominees (Best Novella, Best Short Story, Best Related Work, and Best Editor for Short and for Long Form), the majority of voters opted for "No Award".<ref>Amy Wallace, [http://www.wired.com/2015/08/won-science-fictions-hugo-awards-matters/ Who Won Science Fiction’s Hugo Awards, and Why It Matters], ''Wired'', Aug. 23, 2015</ref><ref name=comicbook.com>Russ Burlingame, [http://comicbook.com/2015/08/23/guardians-of-the-galaxy-orphan-black-and-orphan-black-win-in-biz/ Guardians of the Galaxy, Orphan Black and Ms. Marvel Win In Bizarre Hugo Awards Ceremony], comicbook.com, Aug. 23, 2015</ref><ref>[http://www.thehugoawards.org/2015/08/2014-hugo-award-winners-announced/ 2015 Hugo Award Winners Announced], The Hugo Awards, official site</ref> In the previous 60 years of the Hugos, "No Award" was only ever chosen 5 times before, with Beale, Correia, and Torgersen setting a new record in "Not on our watch". 
Fictional character murderer
 Author {{wpl|George R. R. Martin||,}} who had foreseen the consequences of the Puppies' actions on the community and brought them to public attention,<ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jul/20/george-rr-martin-hugo-awards-vote-game-of-thrones-science-fiction George RR Martin urges 'every true fan' to rally for Hugo awards vote: ‘The clock is ticking,’ says Game of Thrones author after rightwing writers organise slate of titles to storm science-fiction prize shortlist] by Alison Flood (20 Jul 2015 07.26 EDT) ''The Guardian''.</ref> gave out his own awards for the people shut out by the voting slates.

The Puppies, of course, claimed that everyone hating them and their slate voting and telling them to go away was a ''moral'' victory.<ref name=comicbook.com/> Vox claimed that all this was ''ahahaha'' his plan ''all along'':<ref>[http://file770.com/?p=21780&cpage=1#comment-250236 "Amazon ratings are a product of SELF-SELECTION BIAS. IPSO FACTO FIVE-DOLLAR WORDS"]</ref>

{{quotebox|If No Award takes a fiction category, you will likely never see another award given in that category again. The sword cuts both ways, Lois. We are prepared for all eventualities.}}

Predictably, by shitting all over one of the fandom's most hallowed traditions, he has managed to officially make himself public enemy number one of the entire science fiction community. Way to go, Ted!<ref>Helen Lewis, "[http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/apr/18/hugo-award-hijack-just-proves-progressives-right If only the sci-fi writers who hijacked the Hugo awards had the wit to imagine a world beyond the Good Old Days]", ''[[The Guardian]]'', Apr. 18, 2015.</ref>

Unwilling to take a hint, Beale and the Puppies introduced another slate for the 2016 Hugo Awards,<ref>[http://archive.is/ZmEVj Rabid Puppies 2016: the list] (March 21, 2016) ''Vox Populi'' (archived from 22 May 2016 05:04:56 UTC).</ref> again dominating the ballot. One work in particular that appeared on the list was the surreal erotic short story ''Space Raptor Butt Invasion,'' by pseudonymous author {{wpl|Chuck Tingle}}. Upon hearing that his story was nominated, Tingle began trolling Beale on Twitter,<ref>[http://www.wehuntedthemammoth.com/2016/05/06/butt-centric-author-chuck-tingle-out-tingles-vox-day-invites-zoe-quinn-to-the-hugos We Hunted The Mammoth]</ref> then announced that, if he won, his award would be accepted on his behalf by indie game developer {{wpl|Zoë Quinn||.}}<ref>The irony being that she is the initial target and eternal enemy of [[Gamergate]], an audience Beale has been courting since the start.</ref>

On the night the Hugos went exceptionally badly for both the Sad and Rabid Puppies, with ''only'' authors and titles that were not being promoted in their campaigns taking home the top prizes. This included black female author NK Jemisin, whom Theodore Beale had publicly referred to as an "[[racism|educated but ignorant savage]]", a statement by which he got himself expelled from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. Well done, Theodore.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/aug/21/hugo-awards-winners-nk-jemisin-sad-rabid-puppies Hugo awards see off rightwing protests to celebrate diverse authors] by David Barnett (21 Aug 2016 00.00 EDT) ''The Guardian''.</ref> The failure of the Puppies' pet works to win anything may be because they are terrible literature.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/books/booksblog/2016/aug/20/hugo-awards-reading-the-sad-puppies-pets Hugo awards: reading the Sad Puppies' pets: Another attempt by the Sad and Rabid Puppies groups to hijack the science fiction award goes to the dogs, as authors and titles not in their campaign take top prizes] by Damien Walter (20 Aug 2016 10.00 EDT) ''The Guardian''.</ref>

===Failed Superhero===
In 2019, Beale attempted to create an "anti-[[woke]]" superhero movie, ''Rebel's Run,'' with the protagonist being a [[Confederacy]]-loving fool who fought against a grand conspiracy to eliminate conservatives.<ref name=stupidhero>Will Sommer, [https://www.thedailybeast.com/anti-woke-superhero-movie-rebels-run-blown-up-in-dollar1-million-con Anti-Woke Superhero Movie Blown Up in $1 Million Con], ''The Daily Beast'', Oct. 20, 2022</ref>  More than $1 millon was raised with Scooter Downey (a director who is best known for his association with [[Tucker Carlson]]'s [[2021 U.S. Capitol riot]] [[conspiracy]] "documentary" ''Patriot Purge'')<ref>[https://gizmodo.com/vox-day-anti-woke-rebel-s-run-1849682896 "Grifter Cons Right-Wing Blogger's Now-Canned 'Anti-Woke' Superhero Film"] by Kyle Barr, Gizmodo, 2022 October 22</ref> set to direct the piece.

By 2022, all the money has vanished, along with any pretense of making the movie.  The money was supposedly held in escrow by Ohana Capital Financial, which promotes itself as "banking the unbankable."  Ohana was founded by James Wolfgramm, a [[cryptocurrency]] [[scam]] artist, who was indicted in September of 2022 for fraud and money laundering, including the ''Rebel's Run'' project.<ref>[https://www.justice.gov/usao-ut/pr/spanish-fork-man-and-his-two-businesses-charged-wire-fraud-and-money-laundering-offenses Spanish Fork Man and His Two Businesses Charged with Wire Fraud and Money Laundering Offenses.], Sep. 22, 2022</ref>

Beale claims, of course, that this was a conspiracy against him, saying, "I strongly suspect that this whole thing was a targeted operation intended to break our community."

Beale has said that he is working on another film to star [[Owen Benjamin]], a moon-landing-denying anti-Semite, as the head of NASA.<ref name=stupidhero />

==Other strangeness==
He once created an 18-button computer mouse called the WarMouse; it was originally called the OpenOffice.org mouse until Sun Microsystems took issue with unauthorized use of their trademark.<ref>Donald Melanson, [http://www.engadget.com/2009/11/09/openoffice-distances-itself-from-openofficemouse-joins-everyone/ "OpenOffice distances itself from OpenOfficeMouse, joins everyone else"], ''engadget''.</ref> Why it never occurred to him that cramming so many buttons plus a joystick into a space occupied normally by no more than four buttons was anything but a UI abomination, no one really knows. Maybe he's ''really'' into World of Warcraft.

He and his fans created SJWList: The Complete List of SJWs, an aspiring doxing database cataloguing any person (or organization) that is guilty of being a [[Social Justice Warrior]] 
or hurting Ted's delicate feelings
.<ref>[https://www.dailydot.com/irl/lambdaconf-speaker-petition-sjwlist-curtis-yarvin/ How a controversial tech speaker rattled the social justice community] by Beth Elderkin (Apr 13, 2016 at 11:50AM) ''The Daily Dot''.</ref> The usual names are included, along with some odd ones. For example, they're convinced [[Ben Shapiro]], of all people, is an SJW. (Notably, they cite a quote where he denounces "actual" racists among conservatives.)

He [[Stopped clock|once had a non-wingnutty moment]] when he reviewed ''Day of the Tentacle'' for the ''Toledo Blade'' newspaper, praising it highly.<ref>''Toledo Blade'' - [http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1350&dat=19940929&id=gUExAAAAIBAJ&sjid=WwMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2376,8197006 Sep 29, 1994].</ref>

He has it together better than his father, [[tax protester]] and gibbering crank [[Robert Beale]], a backer of WND.

In early 2016, Vox founded [[Infogalactic]], a fork of [[Wikipedia]] which he ''claims'' is intended to be free of the left-wing bias he alleges on Wikipedia - however, given how unfiltered Vox is about his far-right authoritarian views, it's doubtful the project would live up to its message of being "non-partisan" and it's highly likely it will merely devolve into [[Conservapedia]] 2.0, nor is it likely to attract a mass audience like Wikipedia, likely never gaining any traction outside of a niche alt-right following. As it stands, there is no effort to remove the left-wing bias, as a ton of articles are plagiarized from Wikipedia, the supposed "left-wing bias" probably intact.

In 2018 he published a book about [[Jordan Peterson]] with the modest title of ''Jordanetics: A Journey Into the Mind of Humanity's Greatest Thinker''.<ref>[Jordanetics: A Journey Into the Mind of Humanity's Greatest Thinker'' by Vox Day (2018) Castalia House. ISBN 9527065690.</ref>

==See also==
*[[Dunning-Kruger effect]]
*[[Infogalactic]]
*[[Orson Scott Card]]
*[[Brittany Pettibone]] – His millennial counterpart

You may also be looking for the [[Beale ciphers]].

==External links==
*[http://voxday.blogspot.com/ His ex-site] — shut down by Blogger in 2021 for violating terms of service
*[http://whatever.scalzi.com/2015/08/29/john-scalzi-is-not-a-very-popular-author-and-i-myself-am-quite-popular-the-audiobook-read-by-me-john-scalzi/ A parody of Vox Days ramblings titled “John Scalzi Is Not A Very Popular Author And I Myself Am Quite Popular”] is available as a free audiobook that is read by John Scalzi himself.{{efn|Though the parody could probably extend to neoreactionaries, internet misogynists, and other far-right crackpots on the internet who hide behind a pseudo-intellectual tone.}}
*[http://blog.evangelicalrealism.com/category/tia/ Chapter by chapter dissection of ''The Irrational Atheist''] at the ''Evangelical Realism'' blog
*[http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/category/vox-day/ Posts tagged "Vox Day"] at [[We Hunted the Mammoth]]
*Chapter-by-chapter critique of Beale's bad [[Spiritual warfare]] book, [http://www.pretty-terrible.com/category/opinion/bad-life-decisions/ Eternal Warriors™: The War in Heaven™], now with a phone-sex-style dramatic reading and dance mix!

==Notes==
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==References==
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