What do you mean it’s “actually” extraordinary? As opposed to what...some kind of extraordinary that is non-actual? Could you have just meant it’s extraordinary?

Why are you calling neighborhoods in Chicago a “nightmare?” And for whom?

White privilege is when someone asks about record numbers of people of color dying in Chicago and you call them a “racist” because your fragile race views don’t permit recognizing their lives.

It’s the blacks who are fragile where I live. :)

When you look at the statistics of who is killing people of color in the city where I live, you will not be thinking of white people, sorry.

Where I live it isn’t football players who are killing people of color. Nor is it the police. Nor is it “white supremacists,” (whatever the meaning du jour of that term is). Guess who it is. Go ahead. Guess.

Your feeling that people don’t have a right to comment or have an opinion because of their skin color, or that their thoughts are somehow inferior to yours because of how they identify, is a popular one. Fifty years after Selma opinions like yours still somehow survive, unfortunately. #selma #endracism

I live in a Civil Rights city in a deeply red state. The Klan is still active here (to the tiny extent they can be). We have high murder rate for our population and it’s mostly people of color who are the victims. Statistically, however, it’s not “white supremacists”or the police who are taking those black lives. It’s…

And the answer to “what about Chicago” is? It’s a fair question and when we dismiss it we dismiss all the black lives lost and families torn apart, and we dismiss it for the sake of sarcastic race politics. Instead of dismissing all those black lives (that you normally pretend you care about), answer the question.…

Universities and colleges are fertile ground for right wing recruitment because that’s where institutionally supported aggression and racism toward whites is strongest. It would be easy to work against the right by no longer giving them ammunition. Specifically, end the deeply counter-productive, nutjob, ultra-left…

How many African Americans were killed by “white supremacists” vs. killed by other African Americans? Let’s look at those numbers.

How many African Americans were killed by “white supremacists” vs. killed by other African Americans? Let’s look at those numbers.

How many African Americans were killed by “white supremacists” vs. killed by other African Americans? Let’s look at those numbers.

How many African Americans were killed by “white supremacists” vs. killed by other African Americans? Let’s look at those numbers.

The rules of the “oppression” myth say black people can’t be racist. Only whites can be racist. Don’t ask. It’s just how the myth goes.

Don’t worry. As we know, you can attack someone and then just say you were carrying Skittles, which magically mean you can’t be held responsible for your actions.

He’s African American. Isn’t this where we blame slavery? I mean, that’s the excuse now, right? And then, in the unlikely event he gets jail time, we are then supposed to say he’s been “mass incarcerated” and a “slave,” right?

So, just to be clear. The official view of the author and Gizmodo is that no lock ever locks anything, ever. That’s some interesting news. Do you have some data to demonstrate that because my experience has been different. Seriously, back up that claim. I truly dare you.

It’s “actually” not recommended as opposed to what other kind of recommending? Virtual recommending? Do you just mean it’s not recommended?

Calling everyone and everything “racist,” which has reached epidemic proportions among students is also dishonest (as well as counter-productive and quite non-PC), so I don’t think improperly using a fake ID isn’t a big deal in comparison.