It looks to me like what he's trying to say is that a)having kids is better than not having kids but b)people shouldn't have more kids than they can support. This is mildly complex, but it's not a particularly controversial point of view for most religious people. I don't understand how he squares it with the Catholic…

don't say such mean things about tapioca :(

Indeed! Seems a little unfair to literature and art though. I'd have just used words and pictures.

This man is to literature what Thomas Kinkade is to art. With the repugnant, bigoted, asshole attitude to match.

All these years of him trying to shock and awe us. And all it would have taken was a smile.

Wish they were a metallic. Any shade.

I went from fucking hating this dress when I first saw it to being won over by the styling and now I fucking love this look. It was an emotional roller coaster for me for like five minutes.

I knew that was Madonna without even clicking through. Do I get a cookie?

It's not about consent; it's about power differentials and academic ethics. I know the latter has become a bit of a joke lately, but some of us do still care.

But in the phrase "female employees", female is being used in the correct way, as an adjective. The phrase implies that the people in question are employees first and foremost, and uses "female" to clarify which employees are being discussed.

Whenever I hear somebody use female as a noun while referring to humans, it is an immediate sign to me that whatever is coming out of their mouth will be deeply rooted in misogyny. I have yet to be wrong.

Let's not forgot the others here. This guy is 100% at fault, but the fact that he was able to get people to pony up cash to watch him do it. Those people need to serve time as well. No doubt about it.

Even if they did realize what happened, they may have been much too ashamed to speak up about it and/or blamed themselves. I'm glad that one of them spoke up and he'll be behind bars where he belongs.

Sure, I get that. But then I would also hope there was a medical doctor trained in that type of procedure performing it for you instead of a tattoo artist. Because holy shit.

"Hollywood in general has often sent the message that men are superfluous, that they're stupid, that they're often in the way,"

I'm a man and I like spicy food. But not overly hot. If it's spicy but has great flavor, I'm all into it. But if it's hot just to be hot, forget it. 'Oh, you make your wing sauce with 117 ghost peppers per quart? I'll pass. I like keeping the lining of my stomach intact.'

Any man who calls himself a feminist immediately sets off my creep alarms. I have never met a male "feminist" who wasn't a manipulative tool.

Servers bring you hot, delicious food and icy beverages. I like hot, delicious food and icy beverages. What is there to argue against?? Not having to do the dishes? Having someone prepare your meal and deliver it to you while you relax? Honestly. I know that bad experiences are more memorable than the good ones, but…