As an Irish man, I’m more offended that people would not say paddy wagon out of fear of offending me.
As an Irish man, I’m more offended that people would not say paddy wagon out of fear of offending me.
Alternately, “You are tearing me apart, Lisa”
This ^ . Is it racist if the person on the speaking end and the person on the listening end don’t even know the origin??? Isn’t it BETTER that the negative connotations from these terms were lost? I enjoy the etymological information, but I wonder what sense there is in trying to put the hateful/negative power back…
The NRA should be used as a case study of the importance of mailing lists, why they are important and why companies and lobbying firms pay TOP dollar for them.
Exactly.
That means 3 in 4 Americans isn’t a gun owner, and if the non-gun owners cared about getting rid of guns as much the gun owners cared about keeping them, then it would be a landslide victory for gun control.
Yay! Let’s take phrases that most people use in a completely innocuous way, drag their racist origins out of obscurity, dust ‘em off, and teach them to everyone so that people can be offended by them again!
The real issue has less to do with the NRA and more to do with voters. Whenever pro-gun control candidates try to get elected, almost all gun nuts will go and vote against that candidate. It doesn’t matter that their opponent is an actual nazi who eats babies and has sex with kittens. At least he’s not going to mess…
Here’s what I would say: Don’t persecute the guy for things he did 40 years ago in a much different culture and time. But we can’t honor him either. Not now, in the middle of a critically important movement, especially considering how widely known Bushnell was for this behavior. We can’t honor him when the first…
It’s “Believe women unless they’re old and disagree”.
Even to the Twitter crowd, “believe women” only applies in specific situations.
My favorite end game reward of all time was my first: the t-shirt in GTA Vice City that said “I completed Vice City and all I got was this lousy t-shirt.”
They go through a spiritual journey through a mystical forest and eventually get a memo from the house intelligence committee chairman on which song will have them trending the most on twitter.
The fact that people are willing to risk bans to do this sort of thing is also indicative of how shortsighted Ubisoft is about incorporating these kinds of features into the game itself.
He lost his contract and job, so I have a feeling that “yes”
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Pop Team Epic. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer’s head. There’s also Popuko’s nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - her personal…