I had an idea like that:

...read this as “great white...”

For whites, even the most well-meaning, comfort will always trump justice. Peace and maintaining the status quo will always be more important than taking action. They don’t want to “ruffle any feathers,” “rock any boats,” or step out of line. Some of them are scared of the backlash. Not just from the government or…

Yes they are cowards. As black women stood up and tried to save this country, 53% of white women turned their backs on one of their own. Why? At the end of the day their flat, yoga pant wearing, pumpkin spice latte drinking, This Is Us binge watching, Taylor Swift version of September listening asses will always be…

White people just want to be comfortable.

Evil can not exist without the complicity of cowardice.

HOW YOU CAN HELP.

You wanna use ground insect bits to color my liquor, fine, just don’t float a dead roach in the glass and call it a garnish. I am not ready to eat insects, and there is not a high enough alcohol concentration in Campari to make me even consider it.

He explained, “He was 20 years older than me and short. And I wasn’t attracted to Asian men.”

Seems a little dishonest not to include the part where the victim said he wasn’t actually walking back the story at all.

Following up “I’m not attracted to Asian men” with “... and he could only get hot white guys like me by paying for them or finding fame addicts” makes it sound pretty damned racist.

I have at least two in my life who are awesome, listen well, and try to see things from perspectives outside their own. They give me hope and daily happiness.

It should be a movie about Statham chasing the Rock all around the world and trying to convert him to Presbyterianism. They can call it Calvin and Hobbes.

You fix “lovesick” with ice cream and tears. You deny a girl’s agency to say no with a glock. Fuck the whole team that wrote and approved that headline.

“Et tu, Brute?”

There is plenty of racism in Canada and always has been.

UUUUUUGGGHHHHHH

“Scotch as a category is seen as particularly intimidating by women.”