MarkEbner
MarkEbner
MarkEbner

I was at Penn at the same time as Melker. Donnie was indeed a sad sack of a human being who peed everywhere and assaulted everyone. He belonged to the most rape-y of rape-y fraternities and comfortably communicated with his asshat brothers in the misogynist language of his father and...he just sucked. He really did

Which is exactly what they want them to do.

Of course he’s full of shit, every single thing he says is a stupid lie. He’ll never debate Clinton in any kind of real neutral setting, he’ll only do it if he can arrange for a moronic circus scene full of screeching idiots who roar over his spastic twitching and dopey insults. He’s a grade-A coward, a sleazy punk, a

Donald Trump being race blind is an interesting concept considering he was sued by the DOJ for violating the fair housing act of 1968 by refusing rentals to black people.

The most telling part of the whole week for me was Paul Manafort’s interview on MSNBC in which he said that women are concerned that their husbands can’t afford to pay the family bills. In 2016, this is why he said women will vote for Trump.

...and once again, I see those aborted fetus photos and think, “those don’t look human at all.” Which I think is the opposite of what they want me to think.

( 1 You can’t walk into the convention

I do not believe that this is a uniquely male thing. As far as I can tell, this is a new-school “journalism” thing, and I’ve started to read, and then stopped reading just as many articles from female authors as male authors. (Or at least I think they were, because sometimes I don’t go back and double check who wrote

Confessionals are dumb. Just make up a good story.

To put the$25 per diem into perspective the NCAA allows for a $36 per diem

That’s a not moral quandry. The moral position is obvious.

Most often you’ll find that when person A thinks person B is an asshole, person B thinks the same thing about person A.

When you use the courts to silence speech, the courts (which are part of the government) are suppressing speech.

i also really respect - as a fellow ex-mormon - that she doesn’t shy away from saying that the church fucked her up. i like that she calls out specific behaviors and dialogues and people who told her the wrong things. i’m impressed she does it with as much gentleness and dignity as she does.

Ms. Smart seems like an exceptionally brave woman. Every time I see her putting herself out there in public, I can’t help but think, “You go, girl!”

No one turns to Facebook as an authority on current events.

This is the second deliberately-ignorant Cattelan-bashing piece on Gawker Media within a week. I hope GM fully realises that this is a perpetuation of exactly the same type of wilfully “my ignorance is as good as your informed perspective” genre of non-thought that your writers ascribe to Trump supporters.

I can’t explain it, but I love Pollack’s pieces. I want to fight for them being better than something squirted out of an orifice, but I'm not sure if I can sell it. Love them anyway.

It has nothing to do with Democrat/Republican or Left/Right. Basically, if you actually want to put yourself through the idiocy of successfully campaigning for public office, you’ve just proved you have the intelligence of Play-Doh™