Yeah, I understand what you're getting at. The point is that simply couching Maher's remarks as "shocking" does not excuse the comments themselves.

I am familiar with world famous stand-up comedian Louis CK, yes.

I love how a term like "faux outrage" is really just people being aware and compassionate enough to care about racism (or transphobia), and call out others when they participate in it.

You know, I think Detective Klaus Mandela was simply pointing out the irony in a man named Klann rushing to defend a racist, and not actually suggesting that you were named after the Ku Klux Klan?

Man if you can't understand the dynamics and inherent racism in going on TV and saying a word that is incredibly offensive to black people, a word that white people have been asked to never use (especially in the specific context of performing manual labour!) and then blaming it on "being tired"…

Well, there you go, you've out argued us all.

I too am only racist when I'm tired.

He's a self-described libertarian that wishes the conservative party weren't so religious so he could get back under the tent.

so don't like racism but you live in a world filled with racism… hypocrite much???

You don't like Pulk/Pull.

Like any good "wedding song", that would have been a perfectly facile misunderstanding of a song about trying to save a relationship that's falling apart and can't be fixed despite his promising to do everything right (even when the ship is wrecked… tie me to the rotting deck).

Space Jam, but for uggos.

What percentage of this comment is a bit?

What a voice.

For everybody who has wished Radiohead would fuck off with their bleeps and bloops and make guitar music (me, sometimes, in my weaker moments) these next three weeks are going to be something else.

Yes?

Bends
In Rainbows
Kid A
OKC
Amnesiac
AMSP
Hail to the Thief
Pablo Honey
King of Limbs

Hey ghost dude if you can send them to Toronto too, that would be great.

It's actually pretty impressive that a record about technological alienation written in the 90s still feels as relevant today as it did 20 years ago.

This is literally the first good thing to come of the Trump presidency.