Maybe you've encountered "emotional and verbal violence" because you look down so strongly upon men and it comes out in how you interact and treat them.

The blue laser being used is powerful enough to catch things on fire, easily — watch that video above to see what I mean. But the actual light emitted from the headlights isn't coherent laser light at all, and as such is completely safe to look at. BMW says that in situations like accidents where the laser emitters…

Nobody was injured, the cars are insured, the building is not someone's home, etc.

I love how we're saying "woman's horniness", not "woman sexually harasses, assaults, and threatens man."

I look forward to seeing stories of people smashing the headlights to steal the crystals.

"Being charged with careless driving implies you're a licensed driver. "

Toddler. Also, lolz @ "special secure" track, heh.

Could people please start providing links to the video starting where there isn't a douchey hipster fuckhead inbred pretending, in the absolute most painful way, to have an accent?

Google "anecdotal fallacy" and "appeal to emotion fallacy."

Go look up "straw man argument." Then look up "appeal to emotion fallacy."

Google "straw man argument", please.

The problem is not so much you, as it is the sort of general hyperfocus. Sorry. Should've said so :-|

The idea that trans people are getting axe-murdered left and right is completely hyperbolic. In 2012 in the US, there were 25 "anti-LGBTQ" homicides. Most anti-LGBTQ violence is aimed at gay men; trans people represent single-digit percentages even amongst just LGBTQ victims.

Sigh. I'm sad I'm wrong :-(

It's in the middle of a field, not "outside someone's dorm window." In case you didn't detect this, the complaints are chock full of dead-serious hyperbole.

Where's the trigger warning?!

Given it is in the middle of a field please explain how you would come across it 'unexpectedly'.

She seems delighted that students are interacting with him. Which is to be expected when you randomly drop a piece of artwork on a college campus. That's, in fact, usually the point.

The statue is not "freaking everyone the fuck out" unless you consider "everyone" to be "less than half a dozen very loud-mouthed, controversy-seeking individuals out of a population of several thousand students." Apparently tons of people are posing with the statue giggling and laughing (probably looks even…

"As an American of Irish descent"