Also, let’s not forget that the fact that these men pay these women gives them a nice way to secure an affair. My boss is a sugar daddy; he’s married, has grandchildren. His wife calls the office like every day. It’s pretty gross.

This just seems like such a transactional view of intimacy and relationships.

I’m so full of emotions. Amazing work, and I’m still reading through it. But I just wanted to stop and say:

It’s not socialism. In fact it would allow the US to be more capitalistic in many ways (no need to minimum wage, no need to force companies to provide medical benefits, no more social security, etc...). In fact, if you expanded it enough you could even get rid of things like medicare, medicaid, low income housing,…

Please explain in your own words what socialism is.

Well when confronted with such a well-reasoned argument, I suppose the evidence provided by virtually every other developed, Western nation is meaningless. You’ve finally found the key to unraveling progressive economic theory once and for all!

Sure, if you’d rather have those than toilet paper and groceries.

Next week Nancy and Sluggo eat Tide Pods.

If you get pissed off by a comic strip, make a Family Circus dotted line path into traffic.

Face facts, people, Nancy and Sluggo have always been trend-chasers.

for the culling of sacs, to be sure.

technically yes, but not whilst listening to roundabout, by yes.

Look, they make cul-de-sacs for a reason people.

Yup! It’s less than raping 80-ish women, sure. So are lots of fire-able offenses.

Agreed.

You mean Garrison Keillor, who publicly misrepresented the allegations against him? Who admitted in January that he sent his female employees sexually explicit messages, but didn’t see anything wrong with it? Who was paid $275,000 in a settlement not because he was innocent, but because they were contractually…

Men constantly engage in the handwringing about how men’s lives will be ruined over sexual assault accusations. Yet all the people named in this article are still rich, still have not faced criminal punishment, and after a year or less of public shaming (except in the Cosby case, which has been dragging on a while),…

To all these profilers I prescribe the book “Why Does He Do That,” by Lundy Bancroft, a counselor who worked with abusive men.

This shit again.

Okay, who let H.R. Giger design a real animal?