The point is that there isn't just one "look" for all Asian people. I think GunFlame understand but disputed magatsu's point... It looks like you failed to understand GunFlame's point, although it isn't super subtle.

Did you read it? Because you did not, in fact, say that the argument was made "the exact same way, with minor changes in wording." And since this is, like, the internet, I'm entitled to not simply accept that your perceptions have in all cases been totally accurate.

The concept of an atheist Godparent just doesn't make that much sense, does it?

I hope the price of the game is like $1.99

I'm sure he'll call you personally for your second hand 30 year old story!

Two things about that: I'm sure that there are plenty of people who don't take this stuff seriously at all. But there are also many - both men and women - who do take it seriously, and its silly to say that for all of them its the result of hearing it from a guy. I certainly take it seriously and for years heard about…

Yeah I'm not convinced, as "taking his words at face value" is (a) not really what you are doing and (b) not what it means to give someone the benefit of doubt. You also seem like you prefer the purity of a lonely crusade than the messy reality of actual progress. There may come a time when you decide progress has…

I can't imagine you actually think "no one takes this stuff seriously until a guy says it." I'm sure that isn't what you meant. Surely it can only be a positive thing to have another high profile person, of any gender, adding volume and light to the problem of sexual harassment?

I think that you don't understand what "benefit of doubt" actually means. Assuming Aziz has negative intentions is the precise opposite of it, exactly because you don't know him and could conclude in either direction with an equal (lack of) basis in evidence.

Its too bad there isn't one of these for my industry. We've had people coming into the pharmacy have heart attacks. One guy couldn't get his epilepsy medication immediately because his insurance wasn't paying for it, and then proceeded to have a seizure in the waiting area. That gets his sister or something screaming…

No one anywhere should celebrate Columbus Day.

What about Christmas Day, New Year's Day, President's day, Marthin Luther King Day... All add to the school year, don't they?

I think it was bad timing on his part - there's no reason to disrupt a process against a legitimate problem, police violence and racism, even if he had a legitimate point to make. The only legitimate point associated with "black on black" crime that I can think of, and it isn't a particularly powerful one, is that the…

The university may qualify as a health care provider, especially if the student clinic is managed in common with any of the rest of the university's health care system.

I don't think de-emphasizing them in coverage is anything anyone should regard as laudable or worthy of praise, nor is it really anything anyone should feel good about. These guys should be in prison, not tiptoed around and kept mostly off camera.

I don't know why people with multiple food allergies or even a single serious food allergy go out to eat at restaurants. (A) are you sure you want to put your life in the hands of a person being paid minimum wage to make your food and otherwise not give a shit? (B) Is it really nice of you to make your strange…

Drug makers and researchers have no real incentive to make drugs available this way, and many strong incentives not to. Giving it to people produces "data" in an uncontrolled environment, and negative outcomes (which given the desperate situation of anyone willing to try these drugs are extremely likely) could destroy…

Why should the government permit snake oil salesmen to shill bullshit treatments to desperate people with no scientific support? There is already a set of processes for people to get new drugs in an accelerated manner. No responsible researcher would even want their drug to be distributed in this way, because the…

It sounds like she meant sodium chloride (in water, saline), not sodium bicarbonate - she did say salt water, after all. Plus, there ought to have been another [sic] next to the word "pic" - its an abbreviation, PICC, for peripherally inserted central catheter.

You know they found the dress and its blue and black right? Not to discount the skills you learned in your minor...