burnerbeforereading1
BurnerBeforeReading
burnerbeforereading1

This situation is a perfect example of the modern fad of revering or vilifying someone immediately based on superficial poltical grounds.

While they are despicable and promote hate, this is the US and they can march too. They unfortunately are everywhere, in every city and state. I don’t hold a city or state responsible for a group doing something legal. We can’t stifle their voice, least we are prepared to have ours stifled too.  One other point - I

If it’s already registered with the Coast Guard, I’m assuming that it meets all CG requirements for a vessel of it’s type.

Ok, my history nut side just got activated.

A slur is a slur no matter who it’s aimed at. The target being white people doesn’t make it somehow okay.

Wot?
A bit rubbish of an article, no?

This article alone is offensive in itself because it assumes that everyone talking with those phrases with this “ableist” mentality in the forefront to intentionally be mean towards others.

They might have determined that it would be unsafe to put the explosives in a vehicle (or bunch of vehicles) and drive them through other populated areas to dispose of them in a remote area. Really, this seems like a “good” idea, to “safely” dispose of them without having to transport them.

Scott Cawthon has donated hundreds of thousands, if not millions, to St. Judes hospital and other charities. What have people like you done? Just whine and moan because his political leanings offend you and you somehow think that makes you a victim. I’d bet my life he’s done more good for this world than any of the

Okay... Is there some kind of scandal here? He’s not allowed to donate to his party of choice?

“For centuries darker-skinned Afro-Latinx people have been erased from Latinidad, but we will be forgotten no more. We are tired of being maids and background dancers and will continue to push back until we are seen and heard. Indeed, Lin Manuel Miranda ‘fell short.’”

I swear Americans don’t have enough real issues in their lives.

LMM has done more to promote minorities on stage and screen than anyone else in the last dozen years or so. Too fucking bad if there’s not enough of a particular minority featured in “In the Heights” - he shouldn’t have to apologize for shit.

Not breaking any laws and not being in the public interest are two very different things. There’s a very famous picture of Phan Thi Kim Phuc, naked and crying, when she was nine years old. We’ve all seen it. As we all know, 9 year old’s cannot give consent. But that picture is not viewed as child, or non-consensual,

the issue with Hill isn’t just revenge porn.  It’s the inappropriate relationship with her employee revealed by the revenge porn.  Revenge porn is wrong and her husband is a garbage POS.  But the relationship with her employee still an abuse of power

How dare you bring logic and reason to the conversation. Rich people doing rich people things. Nothing to see here.

Very click-baity and disingenuous.  Words have meaning.  And to attempt to slander someone who by all accounts is not racist, and probably didn’t know the meaning of the ball, its all kinds of fucked up. 

By that standard, the Democratic National Convention is an event with even stronger ties to the KKK and white supremacy.

It’s not *quite* accusing someone of Nazi sympathies because they once owned a VW Beetle made in the ‘70s, but it’s only a step or two removed from it.

There’s really not much of anything here. The headline and the beginning of the story made it sound like Erin from The Office was burning crosses and shit. Nope, she attended some corny debutante ball thing that has a racist past. Most of the US has a racist past.

Am I missing something? I see no connection other than the origins of the festival or party or whatever that would tie her to KKK leanings. If dumbass Black people wanted to join that bullshit, that’s of course their choice but I don’t see where she was personally connected to the KKK or even racism. I also think it’s