I feel pretty sorry for him. He’s so lonely he has to behave like this while three poor families are shattered.

If you’re so worried about the status of men, why don’t you spend the time you would have spent behaving like a child here and go volunteer with men who have been abused by their girlfriends? Why don’t you help some veterans? Why don’t you sew some binders for trans men?

Hateful. Filth.

Three young people are dead. A college campus is in mourning. I’m sorry that your life is so empty that you have nothing to do but antagonize people who have been affected by tragedy, but you can spread your hateful flith elsewhere.

You can bury your head in the sand all you want, but there’s a pattern of men being violent against women.

I’m a student at Geneseo. I didn’t know any of the people involved, but I did live on the same street where it happened. It’s really shaken everyone at the school. Administration has been as kind and helpful as they could possibly be in a situation like this. But I’m angry.

A lot of women here are talking about how they assumed it couldn’t happen to them because they were so strong. It’s just not as simple as “not putting up with it.” It’s vastly more complicated than sheer force of will. I think that’s what most people are getting at when they say it can “happen to anyone.”

A person like you has a girlfriend?

The point wasn’t that there’s no way to have legal sex on the job, it was that having sex, unlike say, shooting someone, can never be part of an officer’s duties.

Then your concerns were addressed. Writers fuck up sometimes and have to correct themselves. They did, it’s over.

I’m not sure you read the article thoroughly, in that case. The article seems to disagree with Carson’s line of thinking on this subject - not how he handled the questioner. Of course Carson is allowed to have a wrong opinion, but others are allowed to share their opinion of that opinion. Just because someone says “I…

If it’s pointless anyway, why shouldn’t he ask? If it’s pointless, what difference does it make?

I’m going to be getting my Master’s in Library Science with a concentration in archives management starting in August. These guys are living the dream. That’s what’s so great about being a librarian - you get to work on projects that interest you.

When their religion bleeds into their politics, it isn’t just religion anymore. It becomes a matter of policy and that makes it every voter’s business.

If he’s running for public office, he has to be able to support his opinions against people who disagree with him. If he can’t defend his position, then maybe he shouldn’t have that position in the first place.

That’s really just one example, though. All I was saying is that it’s far more complicated than assigning just one category to each display of oppression. It can be both gender and race. It can be both gender and ability status. Also, just because those black women would have been safer as white women than black men…

It’s not that black, disabled, LGBT, poor, or otherwise marginalized women’s gender doesn’t matter - it just adds another layer of potential for discrimination. A wealthy white woman is still oppressed by patriarchy, but a Native American bisexual woman is oppressed in other ways, too. It isn’t that her gender isn’t a…

So those are two male robins, right? They both have the red breast. Female robins are all brown so looks like Mama Robin there is in drag. Congrats to the C19 for being so progressive!

So when one of their own does well, they’re ready to admit they’re a team and networking is so important and all that - but when one of their own behaves badly, it’s about “self-governance.”

I agree with you - for some people there is some level of choice involved. Others, though, genuinely have not felt any other way since they were born. We really don’t know enough about how gender works to confirm it one way or the other. I don’t mean to say that some people are born with their gender identity, I just…