Jared Lederman

Senior at Cornell | Founder of Take Back America

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

From feminist porn awards to guides on group sex, Cornell has promoted sexual liberation as a virtue. Read the full report on what my school is pushing to students in @TheFP now

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

Excited to share my piece in @TheFP this morning: https://t.co/0RDlRLjYYJ

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@leftytgirl @_celia_bedelia_ At no point did I even mention gender?

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@sfmcguire79 Cornell endorses not just consent based morality but actually wholeheartedly supports sexual depravity: https://t.co/gRb5mk8KKq

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

Excited to share my piece in @TheFP this morning: https://t.co/0RDlRLjYYJ

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I understand that the social security conversation is political poison. But I’m not running for office so I don’t care about that. Taking huge chunks out of the paychecks of young working Americans in order to pay for the retirements of older Americans who have a net worth several times higher, all to prop up a system that everyone knows likely won’t be there when those younger people are retirement age themselves, is morally abhorrent and economically insane. Everyone knows it, too, but we’re held hostage by elderly politicians who refuse to surrender power, and older voters who, as a group (with exceptions, obviously), simply don’t care all that much about the financial and cultural future their grandchildren will inherit.

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

So so much to be incredible optimistic about. Individuals with high agency have never had more opportunity to do incredible things. Intelligence is effectively a commodity; we’re in the $3 uber period during which super intelligence costs $200/month.

For those complaining about the “system,” it’s never been easier to break every single rule.

[American Optimist @AmOptimistShow]

NEW 🚨"Our generation has it so much easier in what you can build and create [with AI], if you're willing to work...

There are 2 million small businesses that Baby Boomers have to sell right now..."

Politicians aren't supposed to say that. You're supposed to say, 'You've been mistreated, you're a victim.' But it is an awesome time to build if you're willing to work...

@JTLonsdale on the @RuthlessPodcast with @ComfortablySmug, @HolmesJosh & @MichaelDuncan

Josh Holmes: Do you feel like this is a new American economic revolution?

Joe Lonsdale: You can't help but be optimistic when you see the capabilities of these models and what's going to happen with productivity. I'm a fan of Kevin Warsh. I've known him a long time. He's the chairman of the Federal Reserve, and one of the things he'll be doing in the next year is using all the staff there to measure productivity in our economy, because that's a huge part of what's happening here.

The only way we all get wealthier is if productivity goes up, and it's very clearly going to go up a lot. I'd be totally shocked if it doesn't over the next few years. When it does, that's going to create a lot of wealth and a lot of jobs, if we can manage not to rip each other apart with our crazy populists and keep this an actual capitalist economy where you're allowed to build things and innovate.

There are 2 million small businesses that baby boomers have to sell right now. It's so much more fun to run a small business using even a little bit of AI. Our generation has it so much easier in what you can build and create, if you're willing to work. It's not popular to say. Politicians aren't supposed to say that. You're supposed to say, "Oh, you're so tough, you've been mistreated, you're a victim." But it is an awesome time to build if you're willing to work.

[Peter Hague @peterrhague]

In order to build the safe and prosperous civilisation we have now, we hanged a very large number of men like this. Now, enjoying the benefits of that civilisation, we’ve become squeamish about the price tag. Might we end up losing it then?

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@sandler_su49587 Thank you, Susan!

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

Modern feminism did not liberate women. It universalized the male life, devalued motherhood, pathologized masculinity, and taught both sexes that needing each other was weakness. We are living through the wreckage.

Read More: https://t.co/X8KYMNLkoT

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

Shocked!

[Eric Deters @bulllaw]

🚨BREAKING: Paris, France currently looks like a warzone as the city is being overtaken by Pro-Palestine terrorists

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

"From the Seine to the sea, Paris will be free" doesn't quite have the same ring to it unfortunately

[The Rubin Report @RubinReportShow]

🚨 BREAKING: Paris erupts in chaos as massive riots break out, Palestine flags dominate the streets, overwhelmed riot police fight to regain control, foreign crowds flood the city, and leftists spiral into frenzy

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

With all due respect, two years of extra work pales in comparison to the next 5 decades of my life (or less, if SS ultimately goes bankrupt like we all know it should) I'll spend contributing to a retirement pool I'll never see for a generation that is wealthier on a per capita and an absolute basis than any generation that came after it.

Not to mention, all of us had our retirement age increased, not just baby boomers.

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

A deeply selfish generation. Every time I or my friends pay into social security, we are actively throwing away money into a “retirement fund” that there is a 0% chance we will ever see.

The generation responsible for so many of the issues are plaguing our society today turning around to ask for more is insane.

It’s a shame baby boomers also happen to be the generation that participates most heavily in our electoral system. Something to learn there

[AF Post @AFpost]

89% percent of baby boomers back higher taxes on younger Americans as a means to protect their Social Security benefits.

84% of those aged 55 to 64 also support tax hikes on young Americans who, on average, suffer an inferior quality of life to their parents.

This is from a 2025 Cato Institute poll.

Follow: @AFpost

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@WilliamAronste3 @DrJMarine Funny, reminded me of the same reading through these materials. Very glad I was forced to read it in high school

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@AnnCoulter @GadSaad Interested in your alma mater's approach to sex "education"

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

This is insane: Cornell’s sex education involves feminist porn awards and group-sex checklists.

What exactly are parents paying Cornell $90k a year for?

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

From feminist porn awards to group-sex checklists, Cornell University owes families an explanation. Read my latest article below https://t.co/pup2kjIEmu

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@SethDillon @DefiantLs @RubinReport

thought you'd find Cornell's sex "education" interesting

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

New Story: At Cornell University, students have been directed to a checklist covering group-sex, bondage, sexual clamps, and more.

Further, the university hosted a "sex toy party” during which students were invited to “engage in the uses of sex toys, purposes, and demonstrations.”

Parents paying $90,000 a year deserve an explanation.

https://t.co/W5q0MHKxSp

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

As the author of that piece and a current Cornell student, I will tell you that remarkably enough, Cornell actually encourages some semblance of restraint with drugs and alcohol. As I said in the piece:

“Apply Cornell’s sexual logic to drugs. Even if heroin were entirely legal, a student’s willingness to take it and the pleasure he or she expects to experience would hardly justify a university campaign celebrating drug usage and helping students explore its possibilities. We would ask about consequences, habits, vulnerability, and the difference between momentary gratification and lasting well-being. The student’s consent would not answer those questions, nor would practical advice about reducing risks excuse the institution from asking them. The same obligation applies to sex.”

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

Thanks for sharing! It’s been remarkable watching the progression from don’t ask don’t tell and buckets of condoms in dorms to wholehearted endorsement of mass sexual depravity. I’ve seen in firsthand these past few years at Cornell. Parents need to start asking questions about what their tuition money is being spent on

[Wesley Yang @wesyang]

Cornell health educators, like health educators at colleges and high schools across America, promote pornography, group sex, open relationships, bondage, and S&M as normal and healthy in chipper instructional materials bearing the school's official endorsement.

[Jared Lederman @jared_lederman1]

@McCormickProf Cornell explicitly does so: take a look at its sex-ed materials including a sex toy party and group-sec instructions: https://t.co/gRb5mk9izY