"To clarify, I utterly respect and appreciate every police officer that protects and serves all of us with honesty, integrity and the right way. And I don't think those kind of officers should be offended by what I did."

I'm sure that officer understands, wherever he is.

All cops are bad cops. The supposed good ones know the ones who routinely break the law and do nothing about it, which in turn makes them bad cops as well.

The whole good cop/bad cop story is pretty much a myth. We should not think of 'good' or 'bad' as intrinsic characteristics of individuals - they are related to the role that the individual is playing. Just as I am sure that many Indonesian death squad hitmen or SS soldiers were probably great dads or fun to be around…

"Baby, It's Cold Outside," which everybody who has turned 16 has discovered sounds a little bit like an ode to a midwinter's date rape (in recent years, contrarians have argued, fruitlessly, that this is not the case and that we should all go back to loving it, but that hasn't stopped the association).

obama and hilary are thoughtful, moderate republicans, imo.

Nice of that other guy to come check on him

+1 brilliant.

Pictured: Yet another Cam Newton turn over.

She's all yours, man. I'll be over in the stairwell getting blown by Pippa ...

Re: Breadstick guy.

Speaking of canceling races, have the police killed all the black people yet?

She managed to ruin frat life at UVA without accusing anyone specifically by name. It isn't necessary to name names to have a real effect on people's lives.

Damn.

No judgement but when did Britney start looking like Kristen Chenoweth?

I just want to say before the comments get full of people doubting Shia LaBeouf that anyone who continues to claim he wasn't raped is a rape apologist, a victim blamer, and an asshole.

or the lack of Christians chiming in?

So, let me get this straight: Missori cops want to punish black men for putting their hands up and saying "Don't shoot." Hrm.

You're ...... an ..... idiot ....

Unfortunately, from the context that I've heard the word used in every day life, I agree to an extent. The original concept of feminism was: "Bring females up so that we're all equal, treated fairly, without bias, with full understanding of each others moral, civil, and philosophical rights and entitlements."

Let's remember that the NFLPA agreed to this in the last CBA. It was an issue before then, but they decided to take a stand on other monetary issues instead. They had a chance to help create a better process but they punted on it out of greed. They're at the very least complicit in this situation.