It’s odd to hear it spoken, but it makes sense written. It doesn’t seem like anyone knows who exactly coined it, but it was latinxs (especially in US colleges) who popularized it - not white people. I think it's particularly tied to latinx LGBT activists. 

He was the surprise star of the debate. Passionate, informed, properly outraged. I’m definitely feeling good about Warren/Castro 2020!

I came to this article days late and was surprised to see that mistake is still standing. And comments pointing out the mistake in the grays.

Wait, are we talking about the reddit guy’s defense of him now? Because firstly, my whole point is that I don’t just believe every personal account I read on the internet, and reddit tool fan who heard from a friend doesn’t come off as the most reliable source. But secondly, if that account is true, no, I don’t have a…

Oof, come on. I’m the same as the R Kelly deniers or evangelical slut shamers because I’m not sure if I believe a single anonymous Twitter accusation against a celebrity (where it seems no one else has come forward, nor is there even a real person attached to the accusation)? That seems... not equivalent.

Thanks for that explanation. I hadn’t heard anything about accusations against Maynard, and as an APC/Tool fan, I feel like I should be aware. That said, I’m kinda reserving judgment on him for the time being. That story, if true, is awful. But one tweet from an anonymous account... Is that enough to believe? I’m…

It’s a great quote. I find myself thinking of Hitchhiker’s Guide often. Adams was really good at keying in on the ridiculousness of human existence.

But really, I’ve been wondering a lot lately about how much support the republican party actually has. Between voter apathy, voter suppression, gerrymandering etc, we’re looking at far far less than 50% of the population.

Well that’s weird and gross. I missed all that award show nonsense. Seems like corden half apologized for it (in a jokey way). At the very least, in his half apology, he did talk about how Spicer lied repeatedly to the American people.

Huh? When? I've only ever seen him be critical of trump. 

Arguably, those idiots were influenced by the propaganda. That was the point - stir up lefty sentiment against Hillary to convince some lefties not to vote. 

Meyers seems like an OK guy, but I don’t think I’ve ever found him funny.

Yeah, I honestly don't get the cordon hatred. He can sing, he's sorta funny in that semi-bland talk show host way. I'll take him over fallon any day. 

In the US, it’s far from impossible. This is the last push I needed to finally delete mine. It’s unfortunate that there isn’t a solid replacement for all the functions of Facebook, but other social networks together can take its place (with photo sharing in particular - but keep in mind that Instagram is owned by…

I was looking to see if anyone else commented on what a bizarre quote that was. And it starts with “When people see a police officer, most people are going to go away”... Huh? And this is supposed to mean this helps deter crimes in schools, that most people “go away” from cops?

So tragic.

The “white people don’t season” thing was news to me from this site, but checked out pretty well with my own experience. I would like to posit that salt is not a seasoning in this sense though - I find that many people who fail to add overall seasoning and flavor do still manage to salt their food. The ones that don’t…

I find this to be a fairly problematic thing to assert. They didn’t actually claim formula caused a generation of sociopaths I hope?

I had a similar thought, but this seems like much more of a drama, where But I’m a Cheerleader is a comedy. Makes perfect sense when you think about where reality has headed in the past twenty years.

To be fair, they weren’t comparing athletes and models. It was an analogy: money-earning athlete is to casual basketball player as money-earning model is to someone who posts pictures of themselves.