Uh, neither would Justin Beiber...

It's pretty ethnocentric for Americans to be projecting their racial angst on Europeans who have a completely different history and perspective on race relations than the United States.

How do you avoid awful wedding diets? Don't get fucking fat in the first place. Put down the goddamn chocolate chunk ice cream and do some fucking crunches. It's not supernatural.

Cue Mark Cuban saying "I told you so." on an endless loop.

Isn't making fun of white people Gawker's "go to thing"?

I grew up on "underground" music in the 1990's like GWAR, Bolt Thrower, Ween, and, until they sold out, Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids. GWAR holds a special place in this middle-aged adolescent's heart. Oderus will be missed. RIP

Jesus Christ! Is that Stephanie McMahon hulking up behind Coach K?

Most universally despised teams and fan bases:

Thanks, Obama!

Great Historical Figures All-Star Team (by position)...GO!

Not for nothing, but as I was typing this comment, I farted and it smelled so bad I got called into HR.

Um, I'm pretty sure this lady is bi-racial.

Again, I agree. However, American foreign policy has never really been affected by public opinion in other countries.

Um, I answered that below.

Look, I don't disagree. We spend far too much money on the military, but that doesn't mean we should ignore an ally when in need.

Yes, political isolation is a much better choice. Leave the rest of the world for the Russians and Chinese to control/manipulate/dominate/intimidate/intrude upon.

That is a reasonable opinion. On the other hand, if we had said no, the Libyans could easily have turned to the Chinese or the Russians. We would much rather be the ones the Libyan government turns to first.

It doesn't obligate us to do anything. The point is that we did not go in unilaterally and commandeer this vessel. A nation we are friendly with asked for our assistance and we gave it.