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Damn... I would not hire you.

You know, the truth is that we just don’t know what’s going to happen. But the actual business that’s up for sale—the one concerned with writing and illustrating blogs, putting them on a platform, and selling ads and products against them—works. We run good stuff, and a lot of people read it. (The last few weeks have…

Even if he was an affirmative action admission all it would prove is that affirmative action kicks ass and is worth the investment, because we got Barack Freaking Obama out of it.

And you know what? FUCK DAVID SIMON, TOO. That’s right. I’ve had just about enough of that guy appointing himself Guardian of the Amendments. It was just a TV show, man. You are the rich man’s Nic Pizzolatto. Get the fuck outta my face.

1999? None of those players was even in the NFL yet.

Here’s an article that mentions a few.

I hope Bob Odenkirk wins for Better Call Saul. The depth that we get to see in that series is so much more than I ever imagined. I fucking love that show.

The broader perspective is capital making war on labor.

Sit-Ins have a long and dignified history. Not childish at all.

Counterpoint: there are a wide variety of learning disabilities, some of which would bear on this matter, others of which would not.

I really almost think that parental leave (both kinds) should just be required. That way there is no pressure to come back quickly or not take advantage of it, and no one looks "better" or "worse" for taking/not taking it. Just give everyone a "Congratulations, we will see you in X amount of time."

Here’s a link to Dr. Hern’s clinic for anyone interested in offering support directly to the people who work there, and here’s the National Network of Abortion Funds. The George Tiller Memorial Fund specifically goes to late abortions.

is there any way to donate to the clinic that performed it? even if it’s just going to fix the leaky roof, they deserve as much help as they can get for offering their services to women in situations like this.

fuck off

That would have been a better Mad Men finale.

Excellent points all! And yes, slavery in the U.S. was nowhere near coming to an end. After the cotton gin was invented it wasn’t going to stop unless people stopped buying the cotton. It is a long quote, but I think it is always worth while to revisit Sherman’s statements at the onset of the Civil War: