I mean yeah, but...it's still pretty fucking random.

Fuck you. Dogs being walked on leashes will be more aggressive when approached by unleashed dogs because the leashed dog is at a distinct disadvantage, and they know it.

Lunch

Prolifers care only about the fetus. After they are born they could care less. If they cared they would not be electing folks who want to cut off food stamps to the poor including children and want to deny health care to them. I do agree with you though.

When I see a man drinking bourbon, I think—did this dude steal my bourbon?

So you prefer to make an interest free loan to the Fed.Gov instead of keeping your money under your control?

What would you have me wear? Do you wear armor or carry a lance? Do you drive a covered wagon? I live in an apartment, wear glasses, drive a minivan. I also vote in my tribal elections, teach my son to dance, and find ways each day assert our tribal identity.

You're acting like dude was a legitimate threat to *anyone* besides maybe the fashion police. Are you that much of a pussy that you see him as in any way dangerous?

Look, I think we can agree that the cop shouldn't have reacted so violently to that woman. But, in his defense, it was obviously a heightened, tense situation. She should know better than to act in a way that any reasonable bystander would consider highly unnatural.

Worse by a million miles, but not nearly as bitchy. Cross Fit is defensive bitchiness fueled by the fact that the people who love it are using it to fulfill some kind of companionship void in their lives. Anti-vax is subversive looney-tunes bullshit spread by people who are afraid.

The AND.08 Mixtape tour rolls on.

For someone who claims to want discussion, you aren't very skilled in actually eliciting it or engaging in it. You are, however, certainly conversant in moving the goal posts. Nothing in your original comment linked either the specific experiences of these students of color at Harvard, or students of color in elite…

Your argument is that in a post in which students of color discuss the microaggressions they face as minorities in elite institutions, microaggressions which question their intellectual capabilities and make assumptions about their behavior and character, microaggressions which take a psychological toll and can impact…

The issue you are raising is not germane to this particular discussion, and it is dismissive and disrespectful to attempt to derail the conversation to something you'd rather talk about. This isn't about how you can be smart even if you didn't go to college or that state universities can be as valuable as the Ivy…

By the fact that you are literally trying to talk over these people, yes, you are in fact not respecting their struggles.

You don't know many Harvard students, do you? The trust fund set is there, of course, but having an outrageously large endowment means that they can give free rides to lots of smart, talented kids who come from families without a lot of means.

If that's your takeaway from my comments, you're not reading closely enough. You see, this is the problem—nuance gets spun as apathy or fighting for the enemy. Really, if your takeaway from your trip through my commenting history here is that I don't care about people or the issues the site raises, that's on you, not…

Oh cool, a stalker-y threat. You're firing on all the internet asshole cylinders.

Basic bitches of any stripe respond to the dog whistles from their side and can't stop themselves barking up cliched prose in response.

Maybe I wave the answer, but keep in mind that I assumed many things: