You don’t understand ad hominem at all.

1) It is a strawman

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I know, it’s too bad Denise Garb didn’t talk about domestic violence survivors generally.

Yeah but you dislike all the good foods and all things that are good, so what the hell do you know.

Any dude who calls himself a socialist in a nation of center-rights and far-rights is #Based as fuck.

Isn’t he polling well, though? It’s like the whole world’s turned upside down.

There is no pleasing you people. Monsters.

Too charitable. Mummified foreskin and cotton candy aren’t cartoonishly racist.

I wonder if that will conflict with my Tuesday night bocce.

Seriously, good for her. It is super super hard to get out of a cult and to not only do that but then talk about it publicly is a giant fuck you. Nicely done Leah.

This comment was like staring into a mirror.

If you were her, would you really turn them down? Look how well Silver Linings Playbook turned out for her. I don’t fault her for taking the jobs at all.

This movie looks like it has all the subtlety of a Franzen novel.

They go together like peas and guacamole.

How in the everloving fuck does one combine the principles of yoga with the philosophy of Ayn Rand? I am trying hard to think of two things in the universe more diametrically opposed, and I am coming up with nothing.

This makes me glad that my fat belly will probably never fit into a pair of $100 Lululemon yoga pants. Seriously, fuck these guys. It sounds like Ayn Rand meets “The Secret”. It’s one thing for companies to not care about their employees and do so openly, but Lululemon sounds incredibly two-faced and toxic.

Only five first-round quarterbacks over the last decade have been released before playing out their rookie deals (Brady Quinn, JaMarcus Russell, Tim Tebow, Blaine Gabbert, Brandon Weeden), and only one of those was a top-10 pick.