Don’t worry, I’m sure that this will be the thing that makes everyone in the grays realize their absolute hypocrisy.

As much as palace intrigue stories like this amuse, let’s always keep our eye on the ball. Settles a civil fraud case for $25 million. “Hamilton” tweetstorm and <poof> stories about the settlement are gone, like it never happened a few days ago

Ew. What was seen cannot be unseen. I may have to scoop out my own eyeballs now.

BY ALL THAT IS GOOD AND HOLY...
WHAT IS HAPPENING BEHIND THAT PODIUM!?

SAME. I turned 40 last year, went on two vacations, had so much fun and happiness. Sigh...

that would be one long-ass customer service line anyway, TBH.

The greatest generation liberated the world from the Nazi’s and the Japanese, but they did not and could not confront the racism, hatred, and intolerance in their own lives until forced to by minorities. They were mostly good people, who went to church, believed in hardwork, but also for the large part oblivious and…

Yeah, I really can’t get with the subtle slagging on people who want to be optimistic or try to make positive changes in their life. Even if the result is someone who is annoying sappy, that’s not really something I want to discourage people from trying to do.

same. I THOUGHT things were only going to get better in 2016. hoo boy.

nah imma get you that nose and mouth CPR thing

“finally over a shitty hump in my research program and my partner can move so we won’t be long distance anymore”

2015 was my year. It’s been going down hill ever since.

I think I’m this girl and I don’t want any of it except the desk thing.

A good point, also being that it was “a necessary evil”, when it was far from being necessary.

I’m a Christian, and if they try to start a Muslim registry, I’ll register too. I’ll do whatever it takes to make sure that bigotry and hatred cannot and will not succeed as policies of the US government.

George Takei recently shared a spin on “They came first for the Communists” that I find fitting. It went something like:

The fact that anybody, ANYBODY, thinks this was in any way acceptable is infuriating to me. People were made to give up their lives and leave everything to move there on pure unbridled speculation and fear of “others”. Many had to sell their homes for pennies on the dollar to vultures who knew the people had no other…

Thank you for sharing this story. It is a part of our history that we are too happy to forget. I remember going to the Oakland Museum of California and seeing the replica of an internment room. It was emotionally overwhelming and spurred me to learn more about the internment.