No Northeast bro? It's totally different from the mid-Atlantic and Masshole bros. The entire NESCAC is made up of these.

Is telling your readers to "shut up" in the headline an example of clickbait? I'd say so. Or, at least, commentbait.

Did you seriously put constitutional rights in fucking quotations?

This, unfortunately, is a completely wrong line of thinking. The ends do not justify the means in a constitutional republic such as ours. "Protecting" the populace by any means necessary is the hallmark of a dictatorship. Obviously horrific tragedies change one's perspective, but that does not mean it's OK to subject…

It is 100% not a conspiracy to believe that the government will abuse overreaching powers. It has been proven over and over again throughout history. It is the definition of authoritarianism to place your faith in the government, rather than seeking to regulate it with laws. As Thomas Jefferson (one of the founding…

Neither the fact that GZ followed TM nor that he ignored the 911 operator were disputed in court. Everyone agreed that those things happened. The verdict was that those things didn't matter, as GZ's claim to self-defense only had to do with the actual physical confrontation. Since the evidence was either blurry or…

It's fucked up, obviously, but that is what the law says they're supposed to do if there's any reason to believe that there was self-defense.

It came out in the trial that Zimmerman had had his nose broken and the back of his head injured by Martin, and the prosecution's own witness testified that he saw Martin on top of Zimmerman. These things alone would have exonerated Zimmerman in just about any state. While we can argue over the merits of self-defense…

How do you imagine that the prosecution could have been more efficient given the evidence that was available to them?

That wasn't a judgement call on the Sanford PD's part. Florida law prohibits arrest if there is probable cause that the killer acted in self-defense. I would imagine that the Sanford PD took Zimmerman's injuries as the probable cause and exercised the same caution in arresting him as the original prosecutor (wisely,…

"[B]oth her case and Martin's involved the invocation of Florida's Stand Your Ground law, which allows citizens to use "lethal force" if in life-threatening danger, and both Alexander and Martin were African American."

I'm not sure, to be honest. Most kids I knew were well-off to extremely wealthy and all of us (besides some of the athletes) could afford the 56k a year, but I guess shitty beer just goes down better.

At my tiny liberal arts school no one ever wanted to spend ridiculous amounts of money on beer that would be consumed via chugging and shotgunning. Where'd you go, Bowdoin?

He's an extremely self-conscious guy who loves appearing like he has everything. I think Kim adds to that. She loves publicity and this helps her. Seems like a win-win. Plus heterosexuality is important to his image and lyrics.

It's more of a publicity thing and I've heard numerous times from people who I think have pretty good info that he's gay. Doesn't really surprise me.

What should the lawyer do instead? Condemn his own clients? She brought criminal proceedings against the people he's defending, so she's the accuser. It's not like the lawyer has something personal against her, it's his fucking job.

I think that only white people convicted of non-violent crimes and rich people should get private counsel. Everyone else should be assigned a lawyer. The quality of the lawyer gets worse as the heinousness of your crime increases. Sound fair?

This is krass.

You gave it away with misspelling wear. Pretty good though.

I think that college kids appreciate being able to store more than 9 beers in their fridge at one time.