“I suppose that this is just the way of things: people come, and then they leave; and thus the cycles of lives and cities are ever in flux.”

There is no good argument against police body cameras. They’re becoming more and more affordable, especially compared to other gadgets police officers are routinely equipped with. Not only do they deter incidents like this, they also provide great evidence against criminals in situations where officers are behaving…

I mean yes. yes it did. The cops are the executioners but they never would have been called if it wasn’t for white fragility. ‘oh no, its a brown person! call the cops’ is the start of too many tragedies. We have to learn. NEVER call the cops. unless you’re prepared to watch them kill someone.

The good thing is that no one has to drive for Uber, and no one has to use their services. Similarly, no one has to rent a house with Airbnb. I’m the furthest thing from a Libertarian, but I find the idea that Uber is ‘evil’ to be absolutely ludicrous. They provide a service that people are free to use or ignore. I…

It’s not so much that you need to stop existing. I mean, how else will men do sex to you? No, you just need to stop exhibiting any sort of independent thought or opinions and stay home all day, naked. Like Ferengi women, only you don’t need to pre-chew the men-folk’s food. Yet.

Yes. Please rush to apologize to Zendesk.

TLDR: “Don’t shit where you eat”. Always holds up, always.

If you’re stupid enough to ask such a dumb question, the answer for you is no, because you’ve demonstrated that you have the social IQ of a grapefruit and would be incapable of doing it respectfully. Men who think “don’t ask your coworkers out” is a reasonable guideline for the sake of making women feel safe at work…

Very sane, reasonable comment to this person who seems over-invested in placing “partial” responsibility on this teacher for what the student did.

This guy calling her phone a regular piece of equipment is a conclusion, not a statement of fact. It sounds suspiciously like “we need to say these words this way to justify our slut-shaming treatment of this woman.” Teenagers understand the concept of asking before using someone else’s property, and that being…

There is no reason to assume that everything the administration is saying is true.

So, let’s see. You’re a teacher. You own a mobile phone, as most people do these days. It serves multiple purposes for you: it is your personal phone, but because your job is a part of your life, you also check work e-mail on it and such. It’s indispensable in your everyday life, but you don’t bring it to work with…

I’ve stated already that those students should absolutely receive a punishment. A heavy one.

This 16 yr old went searching for something in places on her phone he knew might have it, to give her “a day of reckoning.” She’d been letting them use it for specific purposes in her presence, this is a driver’s license-capable student who snapchats and tweets, texts and takes photos, hunting. He wasn’t scarred from…

The consequence of being careless with her privacy is the loss of her privacy. So, what is the consequence for maliciously violating someone’s privacy? If it is that your victim loses her career and you get high-fives, that sends a pretty disgusting and dangerous message to students, both male and female.

For their part, the Union County School district maintains that the subject of the photograph is not the problem, rather their objection is to Arthur’s improper supervision of her private property.

So what happens to the 16 year old who was distributing pornography?

You can’t see anything if you shut your eyes then cover them with your hands and shove your entire head deep into your own ass.

Every time I hear about “present exactly the same person/work but trick the decision-maker into believing the person is male (/white/able-bodied/straight)” experiments I want to scream and shove it in everyone’s faces. People spend so much time and energy saying “women (/PoC/etc) just don’t try as hard / don’t care as…