An argument to make it a law; I don’t care if it wasn’t my fault, I would feel huge guilt if I were involved in an accident that killed a cyclist, not to mention all the insurance rigamarole I’d be involved with. I’m okay with helmet (and seat belt) laws

You don’t seem to be interested in this “conversation” you mentioned in your opening comment. Seems more like you did want to just make it all about you.

Can you imagine being so morally bankrupt as being paid to lobby against laws that would be of benefit to victims of childhood sexual abuse? You’re working on behalf of monsters who destroy entire lives.

Not trying to make it about me

Wear a helmet.

It’ll be a short conversation, but here it goes.

Like a Kardashian cousin?

They say when you hear hooves think horses not zebras, and I feel like hmmm a successful black woman, mistakenly reported for years to be Muslim, responsible for making legal decisions that have surely pissed people off in the past, found dead during a time where racially motivated crime is on the rise.... I’m no…

Can someone explain to me, why no one on a site claiming to support feminism and women’s rights ever bothered to mention, that Chuck Berry wasn’t just a music icon who influenced generations of musicians, but also a pervert, who spied on dozens of women in the bathroom? Why is it, that Roman Polanski is a rapist first…

So what you are saying is that you don’t understand how black women’s hair works versus white women’s hair and how Shea Moisture even became a thing and you should just not have commented really.

You remembered just fine. Anyone thinking Trainspotting glorified anything is straight up stupid. Pretty sure that movie is why I didn’t do drugs in high school - I didn’t want to shit my bed.

Fuck Ivanka! She is just. as. bad. as. her. father.

HE approached ME. And let that be known.

“after a foreign policy lecture I had given”

Thank you *so* much for disregarding my inability to mention that the dunk accounted for a third of Turner’s points, as this post went up midway through the second quarter and I freely acknowledge that I cannot psychically ordain a guy’s scoring total before halftime.

If that were my kid, that’d be my proudest moment. I think I’d shed a tear.

Years ago, my Fox News-watching dad came over for a visit and gave my son Bill O’Reilly’s book for teenagers. My son said “Thanks Grandpa” and after my folks went home, my kid tossed the book in the garbage. He was 14.

Forgive me for making general assumptions, but any man with a career interest in girls gymnastics should immediately be subject to extreme suspicion.

Wrong black girl.

The best female tennis player of all time