It would be a civil war if anti-fascists fought fascists.

What is concerning is when blanket and scathing terms like fascist, racist, nazi, supremacist etc become ends in themselves when used in an argument or discourse. They’re conversation nukes, they end talks, and create immediate adversaries and power relations. We all likely agree that the words I cited above are…

RE the peace sign... Kinda wrong, you have to turn the common”V” victory sign around and make an upward motion. It’s an up yours kinda thing, Just showing the regular peace sign doesn’t mean you’re flipping a Briton off.

Grocery stores should have, running above all the checkouts a big index of items by name and aisle.

You’re a leg man eh ;)

I’ve visited a few places in your great country and I’ve only seen and felt the same. Seemed pretty nice and civil.

With zero enforcement, at least in my country. So that spit on your cupcake, yeah we’ll call that frosting.

Looks like there’s some Trenbolone and Winstrol in those Dragonballs.

Well I hope all 37 of your are enjoying the game and the new update!

I see your point. I don’t think far left and far right or racists and anti-racist people can ever come together in a healthy discourse. There is no bend. to it.

Their grandfathers fought against the Nazi’s trudging through the hell that was Europe to oust them, they would be ashamed of them.

So glad I live in Canada. We seem to have figured out how to live together in passive aggressive harmony.

Its genesis isn’t in marketing, its history goes way back to celebrations post French revolution. It actually represents a very significant socio-cultural landmark transitioning celebrations from religious to secular contexts. It’s all too easy to present the critique you just did, it’s a bit more challenging to…

It’s typical based on the slant of the Gawker brand. So for me it was expected. Cue the SJW’s...

I wonder what Milo would rebut with...

The snark isn’t conducive to any sort of positive dialogue. Yeah I think they’re attacking you but part of your role should be to take the high road and don’t fan the flames. It just makes you look childish and petty, which, in turn, degrades the perception of your work.

Don’t your Congresspeople have bigger fish to fry than names of streets? Then again our politicians prefer to dole out millions to terrorists, so in that light, I’d rather have a street renamer than treasonous scum.

and you have a brain, which the OP seems to lack.

A) How dumb are you as a public official to post that on social media.

Should I use a closed fist or an open hand slap to hit the person who is coughing without covering their mouth beside me on the train in to work?