No, I don’t mean people who are personally pro-life but who would vote pro-choice. I mean people who run a campaign where they say they are going to protect life blah blah blah.

Yeah, I don’t really get it. If you dont like clubs or public displays of ritualistic group drunkenness, then...don’t?

Also, Lady Mormont made the same exact objection in that council. But no one minds that.

Yeah no shit. Jesuits question everything. A Jesuit priest developed the Big Bang Theory. And my favorite Jewish philosopher, Maimonides, wrote some of the most introspective religious or non-religious works ever. In his Guide to the Perplexed, he basically outlined how the only real form of worship is total abject…

No major religion, and certainly none of the Abrahamic options, are designed to welcome curious, articulate, critical thinkers

I admit I enjoyed Tokyo Drift.

She also distinguishes between McMansions and actual mansions from an architectural standpoint. She’s not against the people spending money on houses.

The houses she mocks, pretty much by definition, have way more than the space you (or anyone) needs. One of her favorite things to make fun of is what she calls the “Pringles can of shame,” which is a ridiculous multi-story cylindrical foyer that is utterly useless for any purpose other than showing off the fact that…

Rumor has it the cheerleaders were also part of a pyramid scheme.

You know, I actually realized a weird thing the other day. While the Bernie-crats have solidly claimed the “more progressive” mantle, everyone I know who supported/still supports that wing is actually way more conservative than me. So, I mean, you do what you gotta do but look around sometime and maybe give some of…

We can talk about that, but let’s not pretend that suddenly capitalism is an issue when a Black woman is rich and famous as fuck. Let’s not criticize every famous Black woman who says she’s a feminist while praising famous white women for the bare minimum. And let’s not dismiss Beyonce for being sexual while praising…

I think that it’s harder than just walking away or even breaking a contract. I work in partnerships - you invest a ton of time and energy into something, and you get to know the team that you are working with very closely. You see the effort that is put into your project. You build relationships, and that can be hard…

oh, but we didnt demoralize him, sean - he came to us, quite honestly, without any morals at all.

I work for an advocacy organization. We all went to the march, with our friends and our families.

Reasoning with them hasn’t helped anything, treating white supremacy like another idea at the table is what got us here.

You think these fuckers need to be punched out to have a victim mentality? For a group of people who want to see large swathes of th epopulation either oppressed, violently deported to “somewhere not the US”, or outright killed, you’d think they could deal with not being popular. Say something mean, call them what…

No offense, but waiting to use violence until people are being hauled away kinda seems like too little too late.

My late grandparents survived the Holocaust, so the fact that stories like this are still happening today is surreal if not entirely surprising. But I must admit I find the handwringing over whether or not it’s OK to punch Nazis to be kinda sickening. Dude believes that all non-whites should be removed from America in…

It’s always okay to punch a Nazi

Remember to dismiss the trolls kids!

You can come down now.