If the abortion equipment were diesel powered the left would damn sure fight for it.

This is the correct answer. Mid rise or kind of low rise are the only acceptable jeans. High rise and lose rise and just opposite ends of extremism. That said I will take low rise every single time over the revolting pants up to nipples high rise wonkiness straight from the 1930s grandma underwear drawer.

BOOM! You nailed it. I’ve been left to center left my entire life. Always supported gay and trans rights. But the politically religious Woke zealots have become trans supremacists at this point and complete ignore basic science and biology. They have abandoned women entirely, pretty much throwing years of feminism…

Ultra low-rise are ridiculous, true, but I would give anything to be able to find a variety of mid-rise or “slightly” low-rise jeans.

I’m no right-winger, but I think this is a much more complex issue than has been perpetuated. Conservatives aren’t the only ones protesting this issue, though their (underlying, prejudicial) reasoning is certainly unique.

If a game or developer does not align with your politics and you feel strongly about it, then don’t buy the game. By all means, take a stand. Sign an online petition stating that you’re not buying the game because it fails to give equal representation to women. If you want to enact real change and enough people feel…

That’s cute that you think young “Democrats” are responsible for this nonsense.

You could’ve just asked people in the breakroom - educated, reasonably informed multiracial group of millennial people on the left - why they didn’t support her for president. They didn’t - we didn’t. “Kamala is a cop” was widely understood to be shorthand referencing her prosecutorial record instead of just a low-info…

I don’t agree with Clarkson hating on Greta, but I think his message is valid. Why should we sit around and argue about how we are going to die and when we are going to die, instead of focusing on how to fix these issues?

So it’s just a term for being on the receiving end, then?  I’ve never heard of it being used for anything but gay sex until recently, and I’m old and not sheltered.  

I thought bottoming in general was a male/male gay thing, as well.  Unless it’s just being used for anal I guess?  I’m just kinda confused how a woman can be a “bottom” considering there isn’t much of a need for the distinction, unless m/m where there clearly is one or the other.  Or is it just simply a song about…

A tiny little nitpick here, but this isn’t a song about power bottoming, it’s a song about bottoming.  There’s a difference.

I agree that it is not ugly. It is also not beautiful. I’d say its striking, and different.

The more I look at it, the less ugly it gets.

I like how you point out the over promises(legit complaint) but totally ignore the actual delivery. Tesla has accomplished almost everything they have promised. EVERYTHING. Not always exactly in the timeframe promised, sometimes over budget and more expensive than promised but they deliver.

It’s not ugly, it’s different. Very different.

My whole life I’ve wanted car companies to make their concept cars but they never do and I always wondered why. Well the comments show why, because people are full of crap. People say they want a futuristic car or something out of bladerunner. They say they want something unique but at the end of the day they buy a…

It’s one thing to see the misleading NTY’s tweet misquoting him and then firing off angry reactionary tweets, but it’s another to have the full context of his statement and still decide to sit down and write about it and pretend he said something he never said.

People don’t understand what the ACA cost Obama and the Democrats. They had 59 seats (with the Independents) in the Senate and a 79 seat majority in the house. Even with this massive advantage they couldn’t get a public option through the Senate and ended up passing the ACA in the senate with a 50-50 tie broken by Joe…

How do you write this blog without the rest of his quote? I mean, he literally says we should push for something greater, he’s just asking those with privilege to consider what they are asking those without privilege to risk in that push.