are you arguing that not all mothers have the capacity to be happy about something? nowhere in his quote did he imply there's one specific way to do this.

are you an idiot?

I may be missing something obvious, but what's going on in the last panel?

jesus christ, what is wrong with you.

it says a lot about me that the first thing that angered me about this story is the company's name is probably a pun on one of my favorite music acts, The Beta Band.

almost everything on that blog is several layers of insane. I do wonder how someone gets like that - perverting a good cause into something ugly and negative.

oh, of course she's anti-vaccine.

link PLEASE.

what are you even mad about?

I like to think of issues like this from a purely business standpoint but this one doesn't make a lick of sense. What kind of capitalist says "Let's ignore 51% of the entire world's population for no reason whatsoever!"?

I visited this garden last year. As an American, I expected a tour where the guide would point out the plant and deliver a speech about how scawy and dangewous they all were.

that's fine, I suppose. I'm mainly referring to the people who make other people's grief about them - I read a post the other day where someone literally claimed that "they wake up in the middle of the night sometimes in a cold sweat over the Trayvon ruling."

why do you believe this?

thank you. this article tripped over itself trying to make a point about rape and in doing so shat all over black folks. disgusting.

ahem, "infantilization."

show me the lyircs in that song that claim "Black artists are what's wrong with society."

taking a quick look at the comments in both articles will provide you with many, many valid counterarguments to your absurd claim that the Lorde song is any way racist.

"trigger warning" is my least favorite because, let's be real, it totally validates and encourages initialization.

I'm a little late, but this is a great distillation as to why arguing over whether something is sexy or not is self-defeating. How can something be sexy... if no one is titillated in some way by it?