Does this guy realize the answer to muffin top is buying pants the right size, not getting plastic surgery?

No it's not a cultural thing; you are so on point when you say you don't speak for all African Americans. Your statement is not only ignorant (actually it's stupid), it's a contridiction as well.

Glad you're not speaking for all African Americans, because that doesn't play in my house.

This is part and parcel of Whoopie's endless path of defending the indefensible. She has similarly contorted logic and decency to defend Chris Brown and Mel Gibson. I have come to the conclusion that she identifies with the abusers in some way. She's just a towering ass and her nonsensical opinions make it…

And you're the last thing he wants to deal with at the end of the day, WTF? I deal with annoying people all day I don't get to punch them and oh yeah I also don't have 100lbs of muscle on them either. Having a bad day does not mean you get to punch people. She is really all kinds of wrong on this one.

Pro-tip: it is always an unpopular position to suggest there's a "best" time in someone's life to do anything. Because

Yeah, but he doesn't say youth is the most valuable thing a parent can provide their child. He said the most valuable thing a WOMAN can provide a MARRIAGE. You are arguing a different point. You are also only thinking about your mother's age on how it benefits you, not so much how it benefited her. Most studies…

My mom had me when she was 35. Shockingly, it's "long" after college and she isn't dead yet.

Next they're going to start wearing pants!

They should both hang out with Princeton Mom.

now increasingly women do work

weird geraldo fact: he was married to one of Kurt Vonnegut's daughters, who is an artist / gallery owner in Provincetown.

There a lot of variables in addition to age that contribute to a kid's quality of life.

He and mofos like him are the reason I'm an extremely angry feminist. I DO NEED FEMINISM because I'm more than "my youth".

Women are increasingly working now?!

Geraldo, Ben Stein's Best Friend.

Except that it's not for the "attention"-giver/harasser to decide whether their words or actions are welcome. That's for the recipient to decide.

Unless you're a mind reader (dressing as Professor X doesn't count), you don't know if a cosplaying woman wants to be photographed, touched, or spoken to in a sexual manner.…

Fuck, you make me sad. Your comment was depressing proof of how out of touch male geeks are.

The justification people often use is if she chose a revealing costume, obviously she wants the attention. But what people don't get is, of course everyone wants attention for their costume, but attention is not sexual harassment! Cosplayers work hard on these costumes, and the average cosplayer isn't doing it for…

Gotta love those human-merchandise analogies. I think this dude in the 19th century wrote something about commodity fetishism and the resulting alienation and dehumanization of the... what to call it, the person.