I’m struggling between “don’t feed trolls” and “everyone needs to see this"

“there is an expression you often see on T-shirts and bumpers stickers that goes more or less like this: “Jesus Said It. I Believe It. That Settles It.”

and while he was odd, he was mostly harmless.

My first ever job out of college I worked at the front desk of an LGBT community center in a city in the south. Had to sit through multiple meetings that year where I was told “we’re getting more hate messages on social media than usual, let us know if someone strange comes in” or “this person has been an issue for us…

Yooooo I would watch this movie.

GOOD BOY. GOODEST BOY.

Good dog.

I worked in a newspaper just like this in California. Giant windows, old building. Liberal editor and staff...not so much public. We had our fair share of crazy dudes show up.

Aw, it’s nice your mom thought that. I would think he’s a murderer coming to kill my whole family in our sleep, but that’s the pessimist in me.

Oh my god, that is surreal.

Let this be the first and only joke of its kind.

Hi there, thank you! :) It was completely all my mom’s idea, my dad had nothing to do with it. That’s the main reason it always freaked me out, the coincidences are just wild. Honestly, it doesn’t surprise me that my dad never said anything to my mom about who else had the name, that’s just the kind of person he is.…

Roe v. Wade, Obergefell, Brown v. Board of Education, Shelley v. Kraemer, a Muslim version of Korematsu, Gideon v. Wainwright, Heart of Atlanta, Jones v. Mayer, Griggs v. Duke Power, Romer v. Evans, Shaw v. Reno, King v. Burwell, Roper v. Simmons... the list goes on and on.

You cannot expand the two party system as long as we have an electoral college and a first past the post voting system. It’s just fucking math. If I see one more third party voter blather on about adding parties our 2 party system without addressing this, I’m going to have an aneurysm.

You are really dumb.

Ghostwriter!

This made me cry! What a sweet companion <3

The right to be believed doesn’t dictate personal behavior. It’s a standard for police investigation and public reporting - the idea that any alleged rape is likely true and should be investigated and the victim supported. It doesn’t mean that a woman must believe the word of a stranger over that of her husband and…

One assumes when Hillary Clinton says that sexual assault victims have a right to be believed, she means by the authorities etc. when they report. Because a lot of women have a hellish time with the police and whatnot placing the burden of proof on sexual assault victims and re-victimizing them. And I also agree with…

... Oh I thought you were going to expand upon your objection, but I guess I was wrong. I’ll carry on then.