I’m still confused as to what you meant. Do you mean taking the working class for advantage?

Compare these numbers with the ones for 2012.

Ok, but if you compare these numbers to the ones for the 2012 election, fewer white people earning over 50k voted Republican in 2016 compared to 2012, and more white people earning less than 50k voted Republican in 2016 compared to 2012. So there was a shift towards more lower-earning white people voting for Trump…

Women’s washrooms have blood.

More washrooms, single user only, no labels needed. Fully accessible, family friendly. I think they’d be popular with anyone who doesn’t want others to hear them go.

Some trans activists are against single user washrooms because they think it would single them out - people would see them using these washrooms and figure out they’re trans. Other trans activists refuse to use single user washrooms because they want affirmation they’re the opposite sex. (Mostly trans women wanting to…

As bad as it’s going to be, it’s not going to be that bad. The Nazis had been killing their political opponents for years by the time they came to power. Politicians and activists in the US aren’t at risk of being murdered, so they can afford to speak out and organize opposition.

Divorce is one of the leading causes of feminism.

If you want people to listen to you, you need to listen to them, too, and really listen, not just sort-of listen with your answer running. You have to be willing to change your mind on some things, or it won’t work.

Most wealthy countries have proportional representation. The US (and Canada, but at least we’re working on it finally) need it too.

I didn’t think of that. :) No, just clothes, and a new backpack.

I’ve heard getting onto SSD in the US is very hard, and that many people need to hire a lawyer and appeal, because they get rejected the first time. Not just for fibromyalgia, for lots of disabilities. To the point where someone commented “I’m so disabled, I got onto SSD the first try.” (I’m in Canada and also…

I get teary from it too. :)

I wasn’t able to watch your video (not available).

If you are going to submit a complaint, go with b and include the positives, too.

I’ve been to a fabric store twice in the last week and both times the fabric cutters asked what I was making. It made me really uncomfortable, but I have no idea if it’s policy or just normal curiosity, since not all the cutters do it. I don’t like it though!

I thought that you meant that there would be more people auditioning for each role, which I don’t think is the case. It’s the same with any job interviewing, you look for a good match with what you have in mind (in terms of how the lines sound, in speaking roles), then you tend to favour the first or last person you…

Even that is a problem. They should have asked for attractive young women. Besides, you ask for “busty”, you could end up with “too busty to go topless”. (Not that I agree with jobs requiring toplessness, but they’re looking for another Emily Ratajkowski, and that’s what she did.)

I think they have other limitations. Agencies are only going to submit you if they think you’re the right type for the role, personality-wise. I think I read somewhere they have a limit to how many people they can submit per role, too, but I’m not sure about that. Also, the people doing the casting are going to sort…

This is a good question.