This isn’t the darkest timeline, its the stupidest timeline. There’s a difference.

Insurance is part of their employees’ compensation for labor. It’s paid for by the employees, the same way any other portion of their compensation is — or do you like to pretend that wages are also something that employers should be able to decide that their religion demands they refuse to hand over, despite still…

1. The employees pay for their insurance. Therefore they are paying or their birth control, regardless of if it is covered as a no-copay item. All the regulation did was ensure that insurance plans were as comprehensive for women as they were for men.

Aside from the fact that the employees were paying for their own contraception, freedom of religion doesn’t mean getting to impose your religious beliefs onto other people.

More time for him to be reminded to PAY HIS GODDAMN CHILD SUPPORT, too.

Idiot, the lawsuit was over the nuns not wanting to have to sign a fucking form exempting their organization from coverage of birth control. Why? Because that would mean a third-party could provide birth control to their employees. Their problem was that someone would be getting birth control coverage, period.

Good point. Let’s do Venus instead; everybody and their idiot brother is trying to figure out Mars anyway.

My first instinct, when it mentioned rock-throwing, would have been to knock him out with a fucking rock. Then say goodbye to my career, I guess; too impulsive to make it in academia.

Goddamn, cross Antarctica off the list. Looks like we’re now down to.... Mars.

The possibility of Patrick Stewart making a guest appearance, and a DVR, are the biggest reasons I watch the show.

That would have improved things immensely.

Someone out there would pay through the nose for Amelia Earheart’s actual plane, in one piece. Possibly quite a few someones.

I guess my question would be, then, what kind of country music? If, for example, it’s that top-40-style crap where it’s a guy singing — set to generic music — about how much he wants to screw his truck and/or his girlfriend, while sounding exactly like every other song in the subgenre — then yeah, they’re probably…

You’ve said you think trans people are engaged in an act.

As I wrote, if someone asks me to engage in an act they’re carrying out, it’s perfectly fine if I decide to go along with it. At the same time, it’s perfectly fine if I decide not to.

I don’t think it’s that easy. A lot of kids raised by abusive parents end up reenacting abuse, for example — especially if they just turned legal, and being sought out by a man with power and money. Hell, a lot of young women who didn’t grow up with abuse still believe that’s romantic, just due to overwhelming social…

It’s about the symbolism of all the listed features sending the recognized message “This bitch is hawt!”, then? That makes sense, I guess, if a man isn’t going to look at a woman as a person, but as an object to be acquired that will also improve his social standing.

Is there like a primer for contemporary beauty techniques, for people who don’t give a rat’s ass about makeup, but recognize that it’s expected of them, and that they are probably losing out on job opportunities due to not “looking put-together” (in this case, wearing enough makeup to meet basic conformity…

Extreme disparities in power between the participants calls consent into question.

It’s no coincidence that there’s a Trump tweet for literally everything he’s tweeted or done since November. Trump insulted the wrong old lady during his presidential campaign, and now he’s paying for it.