I did gay jokes. I did rape jokes. Comedians, who are terrible people, prize the jokes you know shouldn’t make, and I subscribed to that idea as well. That I always was a fairly liberal guy was hardly an excuse. In fact, that probably only made things worse because I tacitly believed that I had more permission to…

What’s Splinter’s market value for aggregated content framed by 8 sentences?

well since as you said, IWC PLC and Boston Properties both manage 5x the square footage of WeWork but have vastly different valuations, clearly square footage is unrelated to valuation.

The difference in valuation is the fact that it is a nationwide property company managed in a different way. This allows it to gain unique publicity, clients and have cozy VC relationships. All of these things allow for much more expansion. Is if overvalued? Yes, but it has the potential to outpace competitors and…

Are you having a stroke? Hit 911 on your keyboard if so.

Alright. A lot of snark here, and yeah, that valuation is a fucking joke and their leadership’s technobabble is cringeworthy...

you go work in a we work for a month then go work in one of those other office share places and tell me we work isn’t better.

look it’s billy’s burner

These players were produced by the same institutions that people shat on following the loss in Trinidad.

I like MLS. I find demands to change it, relegation, scheduling, pay scale, poorly thought out and tiresome.

Should the US boot Sunil and Bruce? Of course. Do we need a better coach? Of course.

Given that his opponent would likely be Linda McMahon, proud member of the Trump team, supporting Leiberman in that election would be the right call.

Sure, the team has been successful despite being owned by a billionaire who could afford to buy into the mls ponzi scheme. But just imagine how much better it would be if the team was owned by some minor league scrub, played in some tiny shit box, and gained entrance to the league the proper way. You know, like in…

Sanders’ politics are about organizing,

If I was in the US I’d still have voted her given the choice on display but her problems are similar to the LibDems in the UK in that she has the personality of a teacher you don’t particularly like. The “I told you so/we were always right” mentality and not exactly a great ability to enthuse passion outside of the…

In my opinion, “hugging” (Jeez I hate talking about it this way) a Nazi is a best case scenario. In the long run, yeah, you probably change more hearts and minds through being open and non-violent. But when the other side is willing to resort to violence, shouldn’t one be able to defend oneself with more than hugs?

Seriously? They bring in actual reformed white supremacists on to try and talk about how to deal with this situation and your response is “LOLOLOLOL WHITE PEOPLE AMIRITE?!?!?!!?”

Virtually no one is in physical jeopardy — at the moment — from white supremacists. The current battle is one of ideas, not an actual battle. People understand this, right? The idea of nonviolent resistance is actually a rather good one, and not just morally, but strategically. Can we stop snarking at it now, please?

So ... you didn’t watch the segment or read this article. Got it.

So in other words, you don’t want to admit it’s good. Off to buy a copy!