Why is trans actor in quotes? They’re not fucking unicorns, you can easily find them on your TV if so inclined.

As if Rub and Tug was going to be a huge financial success even with ScarJo at the helm. These prestige flicks are made for awards, not for profits. I can understand going for a “safe” bankable star for a big budget movie where a studio could stand to lose a ton of money if it fails, but that doesn’t fly on…

Laverne Cox

Personally, I’d like to see her try playing a person who gives a shit about Palestinians.

“I’ve arrived at that time in an actress’s career where you either have to get serious or disappear, and I’d like to continue working, so I need an Oscar, rn.”

Imagine the reaction from these dimwitted wokies if an actor like Anthony Quinn was still around. According to them, he should have never played Italians, Greeks, Jews or Arabs because he was Mexican. Or that Omar Sharif, who was Egyptian, should have never played Italians, Greeks, Mexicans or a Russian like in Doctor…

There’s a pretty big difference between playing an Irish woman and playing someone who is trans.... I’m too tired to explain how wrong your argument is and why, maybe someone else who speaks more eloquently than I do can explain it to you.

I don’t get the sense that that matters this time around. Everyone is frustrated by the issues, not the down-to-earthiness of any of the candidates. Even Trump supporters will talk about immigration and/or the economy.

Ok so what did Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, or Elizabeth Warren do in the senate that Bernie did not? I’m sorry but this is a profoundly bad take. Bernie passed the Yemen resolution through MITCH MCCONNEL’s SENATE!! He also added funding to community health centers, voted against the Iraq war, passed tremendous bills for…

That’s crazy talk. What about the kissing of babies and scarfing down corn dogs at the county fair, you communist?

Yes, exactly. Great points!!

To be fair, approachable and friendly are not necessary attributes for that which we need in the future. And though I do not think that Sanders is in the right for running, I will always be grateful to him for normalizing the single-payer health insurance concept in the US. Were it not for Sanders, I don’t believe…

Correction: the wood chipper scene is ABSOLUTELY based on a real murder in Newtown, CT that happened when I was a very tiny person living there. Mid 1980s.

The only classic urban legend I can think of for Seattle is that our first public school was opened by prostitutes. It’s not true, it was started by a Mercer Girl. They were women who were recruited and boated in during the Civil War era to bring women to the city. Over time Mercer Girl became synonymous with mail…

Okay, let’s see if I can make a long story short:

Where I grew up there was a place in the woods known as Witches’ Rock which had some wierd 60's painting of a sorceror on it. There were all sorts of stories about how witches had been burned there back in the 1600s, but in reality it was just a place kids went to drink.

To be fair, Shapiro writes later in the book that she did travel to her aunt to talk about it (her aunt knew nothing about it). It’s actually one of my favorite scenes because it’s so raw and sweet and her aunt says something like, “I’m not giving you up, and you better not give me up either.” In those early chapters,…

So much this.

It’s really funny to think now exactly how many people were begging him to run for president only 8 months ago, believing he was the force we needed to energize the party nationally. He and his campaign have become a living sad trombone sound clip.