And that change must be a leftward push towards economic equality, social equality, and, most importantly, towards building a democracy that functions in the way that democracies should—by distributing power to everyone, not letting it be controlled by the few.

Nobody’s equating those two things, but you.

Russell Wilson is 4-5 against the Rams. That makes me happy too!

Dear Hamilton, stick to concourse and promptly fuck off.

Potentially, but I’ll bet you a billion imaginary dollars that Cuban is steamed about the no call on the double dribble. It’s not even a judgment call, it is a black-and-white double dribble.

I think it’s both since he moved his pivot foot as well; however, the double dribble was much more obvious. Hell, you can even see another player making the gesture to the ref.

“That’s clearly a travel”

Philanthropy is fine and dandy. Show me a good charity, though, and I’ll show you an idea that could be practiced on much larger scale by a government.

I generally agree with lifting the embargo as I tend to think it will end up weakening the regime and eventually help Cubans, but the idea that we should just handwave the human rights issues because we have to in other places is ridiculous. At the very least there should be some concessions made by Cuba, just as…

I’d say the reaction to a joke that was kinda clever, kinda meh, very harmless is perhaps a reason why Democrats lost the election.

It’s also a little weird how Crabtree’s grab in the back of the end zone was ruled a non-catch, but I’d swear he had the ball longer than Jordy Nelson did on Sunday when everyone fell over themselves saying catch rules are different in the end zone than they are between the goal lines.

At least we got what we’ve all been clamoring for from the NFL: non-stop, full-throttle referee action!

You’re kind of making my point with your last paragraph though. The protests about Obamacare had a reason, and were about actual, tangible legislation that effects people.

Different than protesting outside on the first two nights after the election? Yes. Yes it is.

Woke up, ate breakfast, and went to fucking work like every other person that has to put food on the table every night. Life goes on.

Whew, boy! One thing I’ve learned from the internet is how much white people hate to be called racist. Boy, y’all (I’m assuming you’re white, Sean Brody) really hate that shit, huh? Your response to this well-written commentary is “stop making me feel racist and maybe then I’d tell you why I decided to vote for the…

“It can be hard to put your finger on exactly what you fear most about the rise of Donald Trump: the racism? The sexism? The xenophobia? The profoundly dangerous lack of judgment?”

The biggest glitch I saw today was that people thought it was okay to vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.

Right. Was this offensive and stupid and immature and bad? Yes, all of the above. But this was also the private conversation among a bunch of teenage boys. There’s been no reporting that they acted on any of this or actually did anything. At worst it looks like what we have here is a bunch of douchey bros making…

+1 (but not on a scale of 1 to 10.)