Okay, maybe one more thing. PM Modi entered office last year on a platform of economic and social modernization in an India that has yet to realize it’s real potential in the modern world because so much of it is still stuck in the past.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

She’s paid by the taxpayers, some of those taxpayers are gay. They are providing money to her to perform a service that she refuses to give them.

It’s misogynist for men to be attracted to women. How dare they!

I’m more of the—don’t attribute to malice what can be explained adequately by ignorance—view.

And yet you think it’s perfectly fine for YOU to sexualize dudes:

Look, I’m sure the person you’re replying to would never ever ever sexualize a dude in public.

My take-away from this is Sandra Bullock is dating Bob Woodward.

NO. You’re supposed to drink a six-pack every day to be AMERICA.

If you do this to a pair of bellbottoms your legs become giant swiffer dusters.

I would think that’s a jerky thing to say, and move on.

I don’t think I said anything about conservatives. But anti-choice is absolutely a cornerstone of conservative political platforms, and those most vocal about their opposition to choice are conservatives.

First the thigh gap, now a missile gap.

He’s such a good brain surgeon he performed a self-labotamy?

Improvised embryo destroyer?? TERRORIST!!!!

Ugh! You know, of the million things scientifically and ethically wrong about this, there’s a certain irony to the fact that these same people believe that life begins at conception—-yet they consistently rely on pictures of fetuses well into their final stages of development.

As I mentioned in another post, I have women in my office that talk about how muscular another guy looks and how sexy they think he is.

Yeah, I don’t run to HR to cry sexual harrassment when women in my offfice talk about how muscular some dude is.

I have female colleagues that talk about how attractive or unattractive dudes are, including their body structure, all the time.

Curious, are hotels generally female unfriendly?