If you have an issue with their hyperbolic statement, not sure why you’re taking it up with me.

No. Your cancer analogy does not work.

That’s not the blanket statement OP made.

“I’m proud to tell ya, my son has got a clean slate.”

Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Cruise—basically people whose careers were partially or entirely built on their physique or good looks—have been seemingly terrified of aging or being doughy for years now. If this is considered progress, it happened a long time ago.

“I think you’re missing the point. Yes it’s better than the alternative. Yes it’s better than the alternative. It still sucks[.]”

“Joe Manganiello wanted kids. Sofia Vergara didn’t. Cue split.”

“Having no meaningful option and being forced to defensively settle for center-right politicians isn’t inspiring.”

I know people who were really excited about her—mostly older (read: Boomer) liberal professionals. I wasn’t one of them, but I also had zero compunctions about voting for her despite not being excited about her.

HRC is the preferred punching bag for almost the entirety of the American political spectrum—basically *all* of the Right, and a lot of the Left.

“It’s past time for Biden to tell us what he’s offering, what he’s willing to do to make any of our lives better or make the world marginally less cruel—because from what we’re seeing, it doesn’t seem like a whole lot.”

“Yes, people wouldn’t break the gun laws, but they were willing to overthrow the government”

There were people who showed up guns.

I didn’t have many opinions about Don Lemon until he became the second person to accept a show on X after being fired from their cable news gig. Needless to say, he is not in good company.

“They are currently working on removing their primary opponent from the ballot but, yes, it’s definitely the GOP trying to seize and stay in power...”

That’s the pernicious thing about capitalism—nothing is immune to it. And certainly not mass produceable symbols and iconography.

I too thought there needed to be some shit-talking about parent in order for it to be parental alienation (i.e., like wouldn’t be enough to super win the kuds over—you need to make them affirmatively dislike the other parent.) But then again, that may just be the most common form of parental alienation?

lol I’m glad someone else also put eyes on this situation. Thoughts and prayers are appreciated.

I’m not sure what to do with your verbal abuse. I get that it’s all very ad hom and that your intent is to be hurtful, but it’s so one-sided and tonally inconsistent with the topic (reminder: this is an article about Burt Reynolds,) and mildness of the discussion thus far, that the insults end up feeling remote and…

“Yeah and the other comment telling you you are full of shit has a lot of likes too.”