Using the term “concentration camps” now, doesn’t change or belittle the concentration camps of the past. Be they Nazi, British or Spanish.

And Native Americans.

who are supposed feminists or people who care about the ‘little guy’

That’s bullshit

Yeah, that never happened. It’s such an obvious bullshit story.

“Your film shoot horror story is that you were a jerk to a group of PAs who were just doing their jobs?

Yep. This time last year, he’d been 17 for, oh, about 2 weeks or so. If their schoolyear ended in May instead of June, he would have been 16 his entire junior year.

That whiny taint stain was 16 last year - it’s not ancient history. This is who he was while he was in the process of applying to colleges. It was happening at the same time.

Just want to add that the recommended 2 drops/quart is for a 5% solution of bleach; if you’re using an 8% (like many bleach brands these days) the recommendation is one drop per quart or 1/4 teaspoon for 5 gallons.

Got it. No worries.

Are you fuckin’ serious?

I can’t believe he was even charged. The charges do not match at all what he was doing. Proving basic first aid is the opposite of criminal behavior.

As someone who hikes in deserts (though not near the border) people leave caches of water and other helpful stuff, for strangers, along trails all of the time. They are called trail angels.  

At this point, are you sure that CK is not ‘confederate knight’?

So depressing, all these dudes who still think they can losersayswhat consent.

Yep. And he keeps digging that hole deeper, too.

By your metric then, when Louis CK got the women he violated blacklisted, he was practicing censorship.

And remember some assholes made those same stupid sort of ‘where are the jokes? That’s just a list of words. It’s not funny!’ comments about George Carlin in the 70s.

There’s also the brother on Westworld. And the other brother on Castlerock. Working a Meryl Streep character into those shows would be fairly easy.

I do agree that it’s fucking exhausting how often rape is use as a plot point to forward a woman’s narrative in a story.