This is surprising given how they’ve gone with LGBTQ characters in some their other TV and streaming series. 

Oooooo...and a possibly too old but clearly the inspiration for the art Hugh Jackman as Wolf, I really want a Fable movie now.

You need to wait for Wiki to have a full plot summary up, then she’ll read it in a snarky voice and misunderstand or completely miss even incredibly obvious symbolism and undercurrents that are deeper than the surface. 

See GMO’s (which admittedly have problems) and vaccines. 

This. There’s this weird anti-science attitude that’s increasingly prevalent among a certain subset of the population regardless of political ideology.

Just surprised he didn’t shout out “Birth of a Nation” 

Do the people want a progressive though? Moderate candidates are getting substantially more the vote it’s just that there are also far more moderate candidates running. 

The people who do the real work thst Roger Stone likes to cosplay at purposefully aren't big names and don't dress like C-list super villians

Basically the surviving dregs of Jezebel are Bernie stans, once you realize they probably do dumb shit like tweet snake emojis at Warren their vapid lense on politics becomes a lot more comprehensible.

Wow um the first article blames Hillary, the next is the only article since early August of 2016

At the same time I feel like don’t fuck your staffers, especially low level staffers the power dynamics are too skewed isn't exactly a unwritten rule - - especially in 2018 

This is both true and absent a lot of necessary context 

I’m a bit troubled by the power dynamics without any further context

On what planet is this true?

Wait...you know Bernie had the complete opposite position on this in 2016 right? 

Leaving out the left flank wouldn’t exactly unify, it’d only further polarize the two biggest factions of the Democratic party.

This.

Plus— it’s literally the opposite argument from the one most Sanders supporters (including myself until the end of April) were making in 2016. 

What?

Defending the ACA doesn’t prevent improving it.  Not defending the ACA OTOH is essentially accepting a repeal of health care access for tens of millions of Americans covered by the Medicaid Expansion alone.