This article is idiotic.

Ruling may be considered "bullshit" but unless and until people pester the legislature to pass a new law — and they may so seek — the MA Supreme Court is correct. Yes, this is in fact an example of an unfortunate effect of a (proper) interpretation of the law (do not expect this to go to the U.S. Supreme Court and…

While it sucks, the problem here is not the courts. it's the laws. He didn't break any peeping laws, because it has a specific definition, and he didn't break any privacy laws because of the setting. so the solution is to change the laws. the best way to do this is for any many people as possible to write their local…

I dont see anything wrong with the judges ruling. You are in a public place.

Pheonix, you might be surprised that Indian people don't really consider themselves Asian, and are usually offended by being lumped in as "Asian".

Because of things like ethics and shit? The artist is the one who loses the money, not the record company. The record company figured out how to write contracts long ago where they make money even if you torrent, and the artist only makes money of you don't. Your selfish complaint only goes on about how record…

LOL, you could apply "well why should I pay when I could get it for free" to anything you steal. Because let's be clear, you cannot just magically "have it for free"; you are stealing it. You are taking a product that someone else created without paying that person. Ten or twelve bucks is not a lot of money for an…

You are stealing, and you are fully aware that it is wrong. Don't blame the artist or the record company. If you didn't want to steal, you wouldn't. Your logic makes no sense. What's to stop you from pocketing small items when you go to the grocery store? It's okay, right, because if they didn't want you to steal the…

You mad, bro?

...Or something happened to her on the way to her date and it has nothing to do with Tinder at all.

This headline is factually incorrect, disrespectful to Sarah Jones - a 27yo woman who died doing her job thanks to the criminal negligence of her superiors - and trivializes the efforts of many in the industry who are now campaigning for increased workplace safety on set. They wanted her memorialized to draw attention…

You're allowed to has an opinion about a film even if it's not about your experience. I'm not a trans woman and I felt exactly the same way about Leto's performance. I'm also white and I think 12 years a slave is an amazing film. Everyone is entitled to an opinion about art regardless of their identity. There is such…

Ugh — what a pretentious piece. It comes across as if the author has taken up the mantle and thinks she speaks for everyone in the trans community.

Well then I'm tired of movies about slaves/ historical bio pics winning oscars, because hey, they're just telling a story ie doing their job.

"Yet again, what's not acknowledged here: the importance of being dramatic and "abusive" because it makes for good television"

And this is different from the misleading and inflammatory bullshit that Jez publishes every day how, exactly?

You know what hurts women? Jaw dropping stuff like "And why would someone lie about being sexually assaulted? What could be gained from that? Nothing, really. " and "And while none of that has anything to do with rape allegations,...".

How fucking stupid are you? I'm not a rape apologist in the least.

this woman is an utter piece of shit and making it harder for all of us assault victims out there. it just gives the MRA more fire

This is exactly how the fashion industry works: "Assistants" do all the work (in this case Mom), while the designer bosses the assistants around all day while receiving all of the credit and accolades (I'm looking at you, Mayhem)

Only people who never hang out with 4 year olds think a 4 year old made these. Good job 4 year olds Mom.