I grew up in Michigan, but rural, so I had never spent much time around metro Detroit. In college, I went on a recruiting trip to Troy and we're driving up 75 and come to our exit and the driver (the college advisor who had organized the trip) is like "yup, here it is, Exit 69, Big Beaver Road." And I thought "surely…

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+1 terrible life choice.

My father, a native Detroiter and lifelong Lions fan, actually TOLD me when I was 6 that if I ever wanted to enjoy the NFL do not cheer for the Lions because they will disappoint you every time.

Best sequence of the day:

Thats what I wanted to clarify. I don’t share the same opinion as him.

I agree that interviewers should be more willing to challenge Trump’s lies (e.g., his false claim on being against the Iraq war), or they shouldn’t present everything Clinton and Trump do as equivalent, but this doesn’t mean they’re the reason why a huge percentage of Americans are willing to support an openly moronic…

I totally agree with you that the press has struggled with false equivalency and insufficient fact checking because Trump’s candidacy is unprecedented in so many ways. But it’s absurd to claim it’s the media’s fault that an openly racist demagogue won the nomination, or that they should refuse to cover his press…

You seriously think the media shouldn’t cover the Republican nominee when he makes statements to the media? Stop blaming the media for Trump’s bullshit. It’s not their fault he was nominated.

OMG go away. Really...? That is your proof of lies? You may want to get a ladder out kid, cause you’re reaching.

What CK stands to lose doesn’t matter. He’s using his platform to get a message out in a non violent way.

I agree with you that Ornella’s joke was about Jonah’s appearance/weight, and that justifications around gender/the power differential are a stretch. The mitigating factor, for me, is that Hill is a comic actor, with several of his films pitting him opposite Adonises like Tatum Channing or James Franco, replete with…

But the thing is, everyone knows he’s friends with Brad and Leo. That’s why it’s funny. It’s not completely made-up; it’s deliberately a zinger. It’s like telling Dave Franco you prefer James or what not. 

It’s actually not just “innocent black people.” That makes the issue about race. The issues are police and state sanctioned abuse of power. The killing of blacks or people of color is just a part of the issue. This discussion needs to be focused on the core issues and not just BLM or Colin’s protest or any talking…

It’s not my argument that you are challenging, it’s basic history of what happened. I didn’t make it up. You are a insincere, though, that’s for sure. Now, buzz off.

But how does it somehow force people to buy from Steam? It doesn’t make any assumption that one is more or less valuable than the other. All it does in Steam is show where the reviews are coming from. What the hell are you talking about?

But, it does have that. The article failed to point out that you can check a box that lets you sort the reviews by All, Steam Purchasers, and Key Activations. I don’t see why everyone is complaining. They didn’t lose any reviews at all. They just got sorted into categories! It even has a giant “key” symbol next to the…

dammit, you can’t introduce stuff like this out of nowhere and toy with people’s livelihoods.