That’s... not exactly how the point.

Short answer: A writer got really sad about the number of angry comments they received on a recent terrible article, so the decision was made to dump everybody back into the greys and let staff selectively pull people out.

Seems like that “here’s why it’s cool that young people aren’t voting” article kicked off a firestorm. Y’know, if you don’t want your writers feelings being hurt when they put together idiotic articles, it would be a lot less work to just hire writers who don’t suck at their jobs.

And they wonder why people on the west coast look down on the rest of our dumb country.

Which writer? Was it the shitty “young people shouldn’t vote” piece?

I live in Oregon where voter registration is automatic and everyone is mailed a ballot. Democracy is working just fine here.

Are you going to allow people to delete their Kinja accounts like every other fucking site on the internet?

Hamilton Nolan saying other people’s blogs suck is like Trump mocking somebody’s tiny dick.

He’s voting Democrat too.

It’s also a handy euphemism for menstruation. I’m guessing Steve glossed over that tidbit as well.

Nope. That’s a troll.

Literally no one, not even Trump, listens to Laura Loomer.

What a dick and/or cunt.

Somehow I’m not surprised that Jezebel is going to attack Avenatti for correctly pointing out that society at large values the ideas of white men more than any other race/sex combo while simultaneously arguing in EVERY FUCKING POST that women, LGBTQ folk, and POC are constantly oppressed due to society over-valuing…

A better counterargument would be, “Who the fuck wants to live in the Midwest?”

Avenatti’s a creepy opportunist, but he’s not wrong about white men being more “valued” by our society at large.

Oh, sure. Wouldn’t wanna confuse white trash with smelly hippies.

No it’s not. And you spelled Cthulhu wrong. 

Have you considered that you might just be a terrible lesbian? I’d taken Odessa to bed within the first hour.

Praising something as the best writing on Kotaku is like saying your specific strain of herpes is superior to all other strains.