Like documentaries are the objective truth or something? They can be just as skewed, fake and sensationalistic as Real Housewives.

I mean, I wouldn’t have been unhappy if Tim Gunn had run and won. At least we would all be exceedingly well-spoken, well-dressed and kinder to each other. Also, Anthony Bourdain for Secretary of State if I were to make decisions about which reality starts should get into office.

How many doctors did Trump rifle through before he landed on this one you think?

I think you’re right, but you know how Donald feels about tradition. Also, real doctors might tell him things that he doesn’t want to hear, such as that he should change his lifestyle in order to remain healthy. I don’t honestly think that this guy is going to follow him to the White House, but I do like his attitude!

Even a $12,000 Brioni suit can’t hide how out of shape he is. He’s probably the second most obese President behind Taft, a man so large he once got stuck in a bathtub.

He brings a commendable philosophical perspective to the role of doctor.

a 70 year old man who doesn’t exercise and eats only fast food is in bad physical health, you say? I’d never!

I think he should be the only practitioner for Trump, Pence, and the entire cabinet.

It’s like all the rest of us, no? That’s why we have a vice president and a speaker of the House and a whole line of people. They can just keep dying.

I think Cho comes off looking worse in this than Tilda. Though my first thought was why on earth would she seek out the opinion of Margaret Cho in the first place? It seems like just such a bizarre out of nowhere email to send to someone. I mean maybe there is some more backstory here that we aren’t getting, but that…

Being in a relationship with someone who has bipolar and is unmediated can be devastating. It feels impossible to stay and impossible to leave. Never thought I’d feel so much empathy for Kim.

I’m Latino and gay... and couldn’t disagree more with your comment.

That person’s reasoning is nonsense. The director made a judgment call. The goal was to be diverse and avoid outdated stereotypes that are offensive today. So they had one character Asian, another black, and another made from male to female and of Celtic origin.

I am also white. It seems like maybe Cho was being nice and diplomatic instead of saying what she really thought. It seems like Tilda was honestly trying but also trying to promote the movie and say how it is actually okay. Maybe Cho viewed in negativity in hindsight because she felt like she couldn’t say her real…

She has connections to a different culture, whatever. The point is Swinton made an honest and well-intentioned attempt to understand this issue and was not rude or offensive about it at all. And Cho shat on her publicly for no good reason.

Can I reply to this sentiment because I am honestly curious about this.

“Its not my job to teach you even if you ask in earnest but fuck you for not knowing?”

Well tbh I’m not too worried about white people getting thrown under the bus, I think we’ll recover.