I think it would be good to include some of the evidence against Joanie Faircloth so that people here don't think there is some question about whether or not he raped her. In her posts, she said she went to his show at 16, and he was a monster who violently raped her and destroyed her self esteem, yet here on…
The comments were covered in the mainstream media. I'm not sure who picked up and promoted the story first, but it's not just a random internet comment like this one that fueled the story or the alleged defamation.
2. Suing for a million in damages is a bit of an overreaction to someone telling lies about you in comment sections
It was more than one comment. It was several posts and a few paragraphs long. Unfortunately, now anyone who Googles him - employer, date, etc - he will be linked to being accused of rape. I would definitely want a retraction if I were innocent. I don't know how else to get one aside from filing a lawsuit.
I have never heard of MRAs outside of Jezebel. If you google MRA the top result is Marketing Research Association. Number two is Magnetic Resonance Angiogram. Only two of the top ten results reference men's rights. One is a very critical definition provided by urban dictionary and the other is a guy who is anti MRA…
its called "click bait", there's lots!
Or, while most of us are affected to some extent by media and the need to be beautiful/failing beauty ideals, many people do not and have not and will not consider their selfies very serious. Like, at all. Many people struggle with accepting their appearance but I am so confused by this idea that every woman who posts…
Jeeeeeeeesus fucking christ, I've never seen a site so damn obsessed with talking about/putting down/analyzing selfies. They're pictures. Of faces. Get the fuck over it. This is almost as idiotic and tired as your JLaw obsession.
Considering this is multiplayer only, getting this as a digital only makes more sense than most other games. It's not like this game would work without an internet connection in the first place.
If I go through the many articles Deadspin wrote about this yesterday, I'm willing to bet I find people that were chewed out for saying this exact thing in the comments section.
I, for one, think it's great that the fans didn't look at him and see a really shitty player who's gay. They just saw a really shitty player.
Not that bad, actually, thanks for asking.
Because not all births come with placentas!
Eh, everybody poops, too, and I don't need to see pictures about that. I don't really care what these people do on Twitter, but I think very few people actually like seeing pictures of gross shit other people's bodies do, so I don't really understand the people who dig their heels in about posting pictures of it.
Well, to be fair the photo on the mainpage didn't allude to there being anything "gross" in the article. That's actually why I clicked on the article, I was curious as to why such a benign photo was causing a fuss. Maybe mantheships just wanted to express her opinion that she doesn't like seeing that stuff and this…
No, no. I meant for people who follow them on Instragram and would be quite shocked to see a placenta on their newsfeed. You can't deny people don't generally follow celeb instagrams for liveblogging a birth...
Where the heck did I mention being upset they put it in this article?
Because Kate Dries is alluding to the idea that Good Morning America is being overly sensitive to the reality of female biological processes. I can just tell that that's where this conversation is going. "The patriarchy" tells us this is disgusting but as liberated women we can recognize that it's really just a…
Just cause everyone comes out of a vagina doesn't mean that it's not still a gross medical event that not everyone wants to see up close.
I thought it was strange too. . . It's almost like the person who published this article didn't even watch the whole interview. :O
