No states can't just tax whatever they want. I agree it's not a first amendment issue but taxes must be applied equally to all citizens. One group cannot be singled out and taxed without a corresponding stated goal or reason given. If the stated goal or reason can also be applied to a group that ISN'T being taxed then…

What are you talking about? The White House was never a "plantation."

Eh. I mean I get your point but to me taxing a strip club and not say, the sale of playboy magazine or some such is like saying, "we're taxing cigarettes but not booze." I mean if their arguments are in earnest then there's a lot more that should (fairly) be included in this tax.

Yeah after the banner thing I'm actually rooting for Japan in the match. I'm sorry!

Agreed.

His music is SO bad, right?! I don't get it.

It does sound like a discriminatory tax to be honest.

You know what Jesus wouldn't do? Get married to a woman 35 years younger than him because he sees potential for a reality show.

That was bizarre.

Well don't let the door hit you...

Are we still talking about Mystery? Isn't he panhandling on some corner while wearing a ridiculous hat these days?

:)

Thank you fellow old person (I'm guessing) for understanding my Back to the Future reference.

This is the problem with the way we view healthy eating in this country. Everything is so black and white, two extremes. It's possible to be a healthy person who occasionally indulges in some greasy goodness. The two things can exist on the same space time continuum.

She's a hypocrite?

I feel like "angrily" is not exactly necessary when describing Nancy Grace doing anything. It's kind of inferred at this point.

Oh I agree. I don't need a slip with every skirt or dress but the ones that need one, REALLY need one.

Oh that's a good comparison. I like that.

Really? I see women in dressy shorts.

:) Victoria's Secret used to sell good ones but I cannot vouch for them still having them for sale because I haven't shopped there in forever.