Was it Xbox Live? That's the first time I remember being uncomfortable. But I'm not a super-huge gamer.

A single person. Right.

Just street racing in the snow.

Why don't we hear more from the reasonable people?

Even if she did utilize an opportunity to call out a subset of the manosphere and expose their ridiculous beliefs and impulsivity, who's to say that's not badass?

Wait, how is Anita Sarkeesian sex-negative? Plenty of totally sex-positive people don't like sexuality being portrayed as degrading. Like, maybe, most of us?

Then even fewer rapists would be convicted.

Drunk driving is something you actively do while drunk, that you should be able to be blamed for, especially because it could potentially harm other people. Existing while female and drunk is not something that should be punished because it is passive and because it is unlikely to hurt another person.

Oh, they're not dumb. They're psychopaths.

As a "legit" rape survivor, I would like to emphatically say that you were being a shitty friend. You heard her say no and still let it go on? Dafuq.

She's not having any fun, so ... "good girl."

Because they will be a less competitive option in general as a school, and in particular to smart people, who like to drink more.

There should be a campaign that has an image of a judge pounding a gavel, saying, "For the crime of overconsuming alcohol, I sentence you to rape!" With a tagline that says, "Is this a world you want to live in?" You could do a bunch of them, with "having sex" or "looking pretty" or "not conforming to feminine gender…

They literally blame it on lack of "modesty" because kids take baths or males change diapers. Fucking sickos.

Apparently it's about 6% of college men, at least, so a little more than one in 20. Do you know 20 men? ::Shudder::

Holy shit, that was Dion in Clueless?? What has she become?!

He should have been like, "I have a degree in neuroscience. Stay in school."

Any preachers in the house? This would make a hell of a sermon.

But Wisconsin is the bomb... except for Scott Walker.

My first memory of Indiana is driving through there, stopping at a truck stop, and looking at candy bars. A large, grey-bearded, middle-aged man asked me if I would give him "a BJ" for $5. I was seven.