Like the bottle with the Kangaroo on it? That stuff blows. It’s the Vlad of wines.

This is the Fyre Festival of our times.

Of course he’s from Quebec. Of course.

She got third degree burns ON HER GENITALS. She needed skin grafts and spent 8 days in the hospital and then required 2 more years of medical care. She initially wanted about 20k for medical bills and lost wages (she was hospitilzed for 8 days). McDonalds offered 800$ so she sued. She didn’t get millions and she was…

um, hello, Canadian here: *Hell hath no fury like a Canadian slightly inconvenienced.

Oh god, SHUT UP. I’d rather hear a crying baby rub her fingernails on a blackboard than two whiny lawyers arguing.

1. Your OJ comparison is shit and not equivalent. They didn’t receive a fake sparkling grape alcoholic beverage.

This happened in Montreal? Well, then the problem is obvious: he wasn’t singing it in French.

I am very anti-strange-penis right now because I had someone expose themselves to me in front of my office building yesterday morning.

Cosby had plenty of support... still does. Look at his court case.

Or you know, he had a massive reputation for that behaviour BEFORE she married him.

I think that’s the worst way to fight the patriarchy because it undercuts the idea that the patriarchy negatively effects both men and women. How can we say that it’s a negative for everyone when we dismiss someone’s experiences due to their gender even though those experiences illustrate those negative effects? Will…

OMG HE’S SHORT SO IT’S PERFECT

Objectifying someone is completely wrong, but it’s not inherently sexist. Just as not giving some white guy a job or non inviting a rich kid into a team. All those actions are wrong and should be definitely avoided. But they’re not sexist/racist/classist.

As long as you’ve seen the error of your ways, my work here is done. Have a great night!

Except there’s no actual sexism happening here. He’d like to be praised more for his acting ability and less for his looks - fair enough. But don’t use that fact to minimize how women are disproportionately objectified.

It’s kinda like a white person saying they’ve experienced racism before. It’s not that their experience is irrelevant or comical (it isn't to me, anyway), it’s just that it’s such a drop in the bucket compared to what others have to deal with for life.

Bully for you that you have that option, bra.