Don’t forget the GOP/NRA want her to have a gun in the classroom.

Nothing screams “I belong to a more intelligent race” like using your own picture on the barely-pseudonymous Twitter account you use to post white nationalist nonsense.

We need the name, employer & address of this klansman.

Listen. I was slightly annoyed when I read the comments, but now I’m thoroughly entertain by the lack of understanding about the difference between a normal protagonist in a movie and the “white savior” trope.

Amazing! Out of all of the things that white people should be pressed about, Matt Damon being made fun of for playing a white savior in shitty movies is what pushed them over the edge. LOL!!

Because Damon is a known smug asshole; so why not show all the times he’s played the “white savior” in movies?

Does this count?

Okay, fine, I’ll take one for the team:

Op-eds like these represent the true strength of the American white power structure: they can take inanimate objects (flags, pies, guns, mayonnaise, etc) and apply ethical and moral equivalencies to said objects with no regard to the actual purpose of the items. I wish I had the power to elevate my wave grease to some…

Danny Trejo gave an interview to The Daily Beast about a documentary he’s involved in regarding the mass incarceration in this country and said a very similar thing: (I’m paraphrasing here) Arm every 18 year old of color with a gun & see how fast the NRA & the gun lobby backs right the hell off.

“Not being a gun owner, does this community include black people? “

Tired of all these lame op-eds that are published in places like the Atlantic or NYT after every huge mass shooting. These gun nuts write as though all of us are just misunderstanding their love for guns and if we just read this piece that they wrote, just one more op-ed, then the rest of us would understand and be at…

Your community has expanded to include people you truly like, who’ve perhaps helped you through a tough time in your life, and you treasure these relationships.

Holy shit, I’ve never seen a better example of “you are what you eat.”

Ugh.

Seriously though, it seems even more telling that Dunham characterized his lines as a “massive insult of white women” rather than a fairly tame insult towards her character/show (and clueless hipsters like her) specifically.

They heard “Chad” and assumed someone was talking about them.

It’s like hiring Bill Cosby to bartend at a slumber party or asking R. Kelly to chaperone a junior high school dance—you know what’s going to happen.