He was asked, he didn’t answer. he deflected.

Ah yes, leave it to the states to decide how they’ll fuck people over. Protections for minorities will never be upheld if we let states decide, that much should be obvious. Though I know Cruella DeVos et al are aware and that’s the intention.

I’m a firm believer that one can get away with a lot of raunchy jokes if they’re told well. I mean look at It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, they’ve pulled off a lot of really offensive jokes through using the context that the protagonists are horrible people. The problem with Pewdiepie’s joke was that the context of…

too skinny!

As a Mei main (mein?) it always makes me happy :D

*See all the Mei hate*

If you watched the meeseeks episode and didn’t laugh, you can go fuck yourself

There was a house in my community, a few neighborhoods over, that recently had a dead cow and nails thrown in their driveway. They had several pride flags on their porch. 😒 But the light at the end of this shit tunnel has been that their neighborhood has rallied and people all over the neighborhood have hug up pride…

This guy isn’t going to get it ever. It never occurred to him that his workers were protesting on behalf of an entire community, not just themselves.

In the CNN story on this, the JVS Masonry owner sounded like such an ass. CNN used language like “seemingly distraught” when describing how his employees took the day off to protest, like somehow they did it to hurt him. “I’ve gone above and beyond for these people. No one is going to dictate how my company is run.”…

I am really nervous about what Pride will be like this year. So many people have just been biding their time.

I’m amazed that JVS was willing to fire 30 people, opening themselves up to wrongful termination lawsuits from 30 individuals, plus all that paperwork to fire 30 people and then bring on another 30 or so. It seems like a huge waste of resources and money to fire those workers, unless JVS was looking to clear house and…

The ACLU got shit for defending a Neo-Nazi group and their right to march in a predominantly Jewish community. They are absolutely non-partisan and focused only on one thing: defending civil liberties.

This is a Christian nation.

I would love it if the ACLU just ONCE took up a conservative cause.

But what does “Christian nation” literally mean if it doesn’t mean state-sponsored religion? In what other context is “Christian nation” a phrase that has a meaning and refers to something? You can say that it’s a nation in which the majority of the population is Christian, but that’s not the same phrasing as…

Outside of gun ownership, can you name a single issue in which conservatives are trying to expand or protect civil liberties?

One sided? Let me guess, “one sided towards everybody who isn’t a white dude”?

I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should ‘make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,’ thus building a wall of separation between Church & State.

I would think the free expression of religion would be an issue conservatives would agree with. The ACLU is not against Christmas displays. They are against government sponsorship of any religion.