Plus, even if tomorrow all abortion restriction was lifted there would still be unwanted pregnancies that weren't terminated. Not all pressure to not abort comes from the government. Considering that states and countries that don't have abortion restrictions still have safe haven laws, it is something that is very…

The vast majority of artists don't have a song equal to Purple Rain. Especially including Kid Rock.

Sounds like he's blaming his wife for his good career choices (not participating in that pile of shut any longer).

I mean I get why people have issues with him (and I agree), but being so against him being with a woman we hardly know? I mean she's by all accounts quite wonderful, but we don't know that she's any better than him or sees a problem with his approach to trans issues.

Actually this was very famously not the case with Harry Potter. I think Radcliffe ended up signing onto all fairly early (maybe after the third movie) but there were constantly rumors that Watson would leave to pursue her education and didn't sign on for the remainder until at least after the 5th movie.

In New York? Probably. I know in California abortion coverage is a requirement for insurance.

Except gay men and men of color are also included in the first group of "men who love women" (unless you are narrowly defining love as romantic love then I guess the former and some of the latter wouldn't be included) so the need to make all these distinctions does imply a ton of othering.

Yeah I'm not going to make excuses for Kanye because I think what he said is fucked, but this "Amber is winning" is a whooooole bunch of nonsense. She's definitely being gross as hell.

I am actually quite fond of both Kutcher and Cryer so the fact that they are in this garbage makes me sad. But yeah, the paychecks.

I still listen to her first two albums. Good shit.

He didn't have anything really big, but just tons and tons of little and medium things (loud, obnoxious partying, reckless driving, saying nasty shit on video, getting into fights). It was starting to add up, I think.

You are assuming one behavior led to the other and unless you are the kids psychologist, you don't know if the physical affection caused those issues or if they were both a symptom of other things or if they were completely unrelated.

She did not endorse Obama but said in a Rolling Stone interview

That assumes that there is no outrage in the US when that shit happens here. There always is, its effectiveness varies.

Whoah you're getting some ridiculous responses to this. I get what you're saying and I know it's not "let's send the kiddos to live exclusively with dad the second he gets out of prison" like some people reacting as if you said.

Right? It's kind of dumbfounding. There are lots of avenues through which this can be taken care of that involve very minimal effort from his victim.

I mean, yeah I definitely agree that talking over anyone is rude, just when a man does it to a woman it also adds shades of sexism to it. I won't harp on that any longer as I don't think Kanye is particularly sexist when compared to others in the music industry. I'll also add that I think there is a racial element,…

I like Kanye. I don't think Kanye hates women. I never said that I thought or he thought it was a men versus women thing, despite the fact he did not actually speak over Beck.

Thinking in the context of "boyfriend of Iggy Azalea" it took me about a minute to remember who Neil Young was, and I'm a huge Crosby, Stills, and Nash fan.

I'm not sure Kanye "speaking up for a woman" makes it any better, especially in the instance where he shut another one down. Men get to decide which woman is more worthy?