The whole thing was anti-misandry. It’s saying it’s silly to generalize about all men because of one man’s actions.
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I think you missed the entire point.
If you’ve seen the episode, it makes more sense in context. There are many layered jokes and comments about society and feminism in every episode. If you haven’t seen the show, I highly recommend it. It’s my new favorite.
She shouldn’t have to answer for something that happened before they were married
David Carr looked pretty good last night for someone who hasn’t started at QB for 10 years...
Okay...I’ve never watched Crazy Ex Girlfriend but after that clip I think I’m all in.
Yes, good call on those comics. I don’t mind dirty. But you either have to make it self-deferential or be REALLY good at pointing out the absurdity of life. Chris Rock of course. Aziz. John Mulaney. And at the risk of an askance look, Louis CK when it’s on, is pretty funny (sorry).
Playboy and Hefner are so difficult to discuss. On one hand, there’s a litany of creepy stuff that went down there (not the least of which is the potential collusion with Bill Cosby’s rapes... google “thigh openers” for more nasty information). On the other hand, they’ve been on the right side of a number of…
I had the pleasure of attending a Thunder game in a private suite.
The OKC Bombing Museum is not only not awful, it’s one of the better and most interactive history museums in the United States.
YES THEY DO.
I’m a CSU student and ANY posters which aren’t approved/stamped/put up for the students are NOT allowed.
Shocked the president didn’t even say this. The fact that he didn’t bring up that this violates CSU-specific rules means he truly doesn’ give a fuck.
ACTUALLY, at CSU you’re only allowed to put posters up by going through some college office. You’re supposed to bring your posters to some office who approves them for display, stamps them with an official stamp, and THEY put up the posters for you.
So, regardless of free speech, this is a public university, whatever…
LGBT Americans enjoy no protection from discrimination at the federal level, or at the state level in Ohio.
1. I wasn’t using legal definitions like I said, I was talking generally (and as I said last reply probably would’ve been more accurate to have used workplace) to distinguish it from an open “public space” in leyman’s terms, not as though I was presenting a legal case (I can’t even seem to find a legal definition of…
1) They are a private space as well as a public body. That gives them many of the legal distinctions and allowances towards restrictions of speech that the distinction entails.
It only says something about you. Stillwater’s only road into town smells like pig shit due to a farm outside the city limits. And the town doesn’t look much better. Oklahoma City isn’t the epitome of civilization, but it’s five hundred steps above Stillwater.
>They don’t have a choice in the matter. They have to ban all posters or none.
It’s not that simple. Although I’m not sure how federal law it applies specifically to LGBT; an employer or public institution (under the interstate commerce clause and the Civil Rights Act) cannot create a hostile work/learning environment for those in a protected class (i.e. women, minorities, etc...). You can’t…
I’m not going to argue against your opinion. But as a season ticket holder to OKC broadway, I will correct you in that there are usually 6-8 shows a year. Everything else you said is pretty much true.