I like how it’s just assumed that a large corporation should be deciding what our laws are.

I see Ken Jeong brought his bag of trick.

“the College Board’s long-criticized SAT”

So is Robyn such a good friend that she’s covering a horrible song so her friend can get some much needed royalties? 

“And Holmes, a female CEO in a sea of tech bros, was easy to root for” - this dynamic seems key to her fraud. Next time someone who’s “easy to root for” promotes a too-good-to-be-true invention, just pretend the speaker is Elon Musk.

No, it’s not.

It’s normal movie sh*ttalking. Treating it differently because the filmmaker is a woman is condescending. This is how people who care about movies talk.

“ If your argument hinges on the phrase ‘what the fuck does this woman know?’ you need to do some rethinking”

“The COVID discussion sketch had a little too much of the semi-contrarian ‘everything we did in response to COVID was cringe and wrong, but it’s not woke to say it’ vibe that I’m seeing a lot lately on the Substack left and Trumpy right”

“Under a Trump presidency, to be Black and a woman meant a constant sense of impending doom”

What do they deserve? What’s the best thing she’d been in?

The Olympics existed before TV. It’s not a TV show. They can compete even if we don’t watch. 

This show is such a gift.

Whenever two shows riff on the same cultural phenomenon at the same time, one of those shows is Billions. They did an Ortolon eating scene during the same season Succession did.

You’re arguing with yourself.

All you have is ad hominem because your argument makes no sense on its face.

Nonsense. You are claiming the “vast majority of Americans” believe something, therefore it must be imposed on states against the wishes of their legislatures. You don’t have to be anti-abortion to see the fault in your logic. You can believe abortion should be legal while also keeping a foot in reality, and I…

The “vast majority of Americans” want something, and we need courts to overrule legislatures in order to get it. This makes no sense on its face.

I’m not being flippant. You’re the one saying the “vast majority of Americans” want abortion to be legal. If that were true, Roe would not be necessary.

“the vast majority of Americans want safe, legal abortion available” Overturning Roe would not stop “the vast majority of Americans” from getting the abortion laws they want. If Roe is overturned, each state will be allowed to make their own abortion laws, so if the vast majority of Americans wants what you say they…