“Don’t worry, they’re very affordable. It’s just an ice cube tray in the shape of pills.” he added.

I think it makes sense. Of course she identifies with an educator who puts her students in danger and doesn’t actually teach them all that much.

Considering this bill was introduced by Steve King I think you might have a point:

It was especially impactful watching it live. After a day of lukewarm takes where people were trying to figure out why Kelly was even speaking in the first place Lawrence kicks in the door and draws a straight line between their hometown and Kelly’s inexplicable attacks on a black woman. That was how the show started.…

And also surprisingly bad at his job.

I’d like to think that a representative would be forced out of office for calling her constituents a threat that should just drop dead for the greater good. I’d like to think that...

This video might be a little long, but I think it‘s worth posting here. It’s by far the strongest response I’ve seen to Kelly’s speech by traditional press.

He’s friends with literal Nazi Richard Spencer, but no one really cared when that was revealed.

Short dresses are mandatory.

Are you sure they were codes? I don’t often shop at Best Buy but if I remember right they never had game boxes on shelves. You’re supposed to take that paper slip to the register then after you pay you go to a different counter where someone gets your game from the back room. I guess it cuts down on shoplifting.

It was determined to be “unlikely that restraint by law enforcement caused or significantly contributed to his death.”

From earlier today:

I’d like to apologize for my fellow atlas. This is why they got demoted to a lower case a.

Love added: “Anyone regardless of age, gender, or race that would desecrate or vandalize an object of remembrance is a lowlife that has no respect for memorials that have been placed by loved ones of people that want to honor that individual.

Not the same case, but a relevant example of these kind of people.

if you have to explain your joke, it ain’t funny, right?

The most frustrating part of this was that it was an absolutely perfect setup for a punchline that never came. Everything from the cake to the “eh, don’t worry about the Nazis” message was sharp satire of white allies who can’t be bothered to listen to the people they’re supposedly allied with. But then the bit…

It’s frustrating because Feys so close to a great joke. Everything from beginning to end about not worrying about the Nazis and the cake is the perfect set up for calling out all talk, no action allies. Then you wait for the punchline...that never happens. It leaves you wondering where the joke was. Was she being…

‘I mean, they’re just jokes. There’s not actual Nazis out there, what are you talking about?’ And then I look at this, and I’m like oh, I see. OK!