What’s even better is the outraged butthurt from all the Magats over this, which is spawning some truly deranged takes like this:

He was probably so confused by all the red hats.

Kids can also hate stepparents for absolutely no good reason. Lord knows I misdirected a lot of anger at mine. By most accounts, Raine Spencer was neither toxic nor abusive, just resented by her stepchildren as a perceived threat to their absent mother.

Yeah Princess Diana was a severely damaged woman and this story is a LOT darker when you remember she tried throwing HERSELF down the stairs when pregnant. These aren’t the cute anecdotes of a genteel English version of Dynasty - this is another example of potentially murderous violence in a family that learns how to…

Because you could go to jail if the person you pushed downstairs decides to go to the police and tell what happened? It's sort of attempted murder, considering they survive, if they don't, just regular murder.

Because people have decided that Diana can do no wrong, so she must be justified in physically assaulting other people. She occasionally talked about a social issue, when she wasn’t jet-setting around the world, spending millions in public funds doing nearly nothing. Is it better than the actual nothing done by the…

Still, as someone who suffers with fine, flat hair, I’d love to know what she did to make it look like that.  Her product game was pretty strong

This sounds pretty violent and horrible. Why are we treating it as a lighthearted anecdote? Did I miss something?

They fucked up because they assumed there people would be focusing more on the country so even if 1 or 2 people were not, the majority would... But they never envisioned that there would be a collective that WANT to be KING.

If a judge rules the credit is shared, does that make them each 50% that bitch?

Well, isn’t the first thing YOU look for in a forensic accountant a childlike and yielding pancake brained woman in a non slutty power suit?

This dipstick ain’t smart enough to stay outta prison.

I’m not particularly sure what you would want to happen here. His legal guns were seized, as they should’ve been, so a fairly recently installed gun control law worked. That’s not “nothing.” He can’t be thrown in jail for simply being a racist douchebag. 

Many years ago I was working with EY for an. audit. I was the head admin providing access to files and scheduling appointments. Not only did the rude idiot from EY treat me as if I were his maid by dropping his food wrapping on the floor and asking me to pick it up, his supervisor laughed when jerkface did it.

I don’t understand how absorbing and integrating knowledge (like a pancake) is worse than keeping knowledge compartmentalized where you can’t figure out how one thing relates to the other (like a waffle). Also, now I’m hungry. And I need coffee.

Another EY alum here. Worked there for nearly 10 years internally and with clients. THIS is the type of thing that pissed off internal HR the most. The firm pays for external companies to come in and lead things without realizing how backwards the messaging is - thinking they’re putting a band-aid on a problem,…

Ooh, ooh, what does the company phrenologist have to say about all this?

The so-called masculine traits included “Acts as a Leader,” “Aggressive,” “Ambitious,” “Analytical,” “Has Leadership Abilities,” “Strong Personality” and “Willing to Take a Stand.”

Men are from IHOP, Women are from Denny’s.

I’m an EY alum. Absolutely none of this is shocking. Toxic masculinity is alive and well at that place. I was sexually harassed by two male partners and a client. I was thrown under the bus more than once by three different female partners who were more interested in their own advancement than lifting other women up.…