They really don't think we're human, do they?

That might make it possible for the women to be safe, right? We can't have that.

Or we could move to legalize and properly regulate prostitution.

Using a C.S. Lewis quote to defend ultra-sexualized character designs is one of the funniest things I've seen all day.

No. I'm suggesting that labeling the heterosexual, cisgender male perspective's overt hyper-sexualization of the female gender as a "power fantasy" is inherently silly.

Being beautiful as a woman has nothing to do with appealing to horny men, and vice versa.

Okay, you know what, I know it's only Tuesday, but, seriously.

Oh man, "The Amazing Atheist" is a horrible, horrible person. He has, in the past, mocked the idea of PTSD and trigger warnings and attempted to trigger PTSD in a rape survivor. As a feminist atheist, it infuriates me that he has even a small following in the atheist community. The existence of a fanbase for his…

As a Jezebel writer, I have multiple cyber-stalkers

This just confirms my longstanding belief that men who are really concerned with fighting the patriarchy and "men's rights" are feminists. Men who are really concerned with the litany of ways in which they as an individual have been wronged, and finding a way to keep women in their"place" are MRAs.

She's not "almost", she definite IS.

He should have never been questioned about the shirt in the first place. Its a shirt showing his appreciation of CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Our forefathers are starting friction fires in their graves.

He should be able to wear a shirt with a gun on it, as long as it isn't shooting someone or doesn't show some scene of killing something. That seems a bit of an overreaction. Also, has anyone ever heard of making a kid turn a t-shirt inside out? I mean, that's the more reasonable approach, right?

He shouldnt tell his son to do that. You know why? Because there was nothing wrong with that shirt, thats why.

I'm on the lib-Dem side of this particular debate, BUT, this is some bullshit. It's a hunting rifle on a shirt that says NRA Protect Your Rights, which I'd agree is not a violation of the dress code.

"It certainly doesn't scream 'I'm here to learn!'"

Elsie Swinton

The whole hating-on-the-nuns thing was a last straw for many of us who finally gave up on the whole cognitive dissonance thing.

I wrote this reply to Imaginaryfriend's post on this topic:

Its work complete, the Orange Hat flew away, never to be seen again.

At any point does she just yell "THE ARISTOCRATS"?