Congratulations, you’ve discovered the paradoxof tolerance, welcome to the late ‘40s. Lucky for you, it’s an easy problem to solve! You axiomatically draw a line in the sand called “incitement.” Make sure genocide and child abuse and literally nothing else are on the other side of the line. Congratulations! You’ve…

Maybe they don’t wear shoes in the office, like that urban legend about Japan, you don’t know

I was deeply disappointed not to see this addressed

I mean, she’s a replacement for their original Peter Theil parody, so yeah

More like not-giving-a-fuck-ly

He’s always been a monster, though. And a hypocrit.

New York Metropolitan Athletic Club

Yes, it is terrible. Sometimes actions have consequences. Hurting other people for fun and profit isn’t exactly an argument for the free market.

It was always meantto become what it is, though. What you’re describing was nice, but it was actually a foot in the door for these crooks

That’s the exact opposite of what would happen. In actual, real life, stricter enforcement, including punishment of companies like AirBnB that facilitate these zoning violations, would be guaranteed to solve the problem completely. Their practices would be driven back into the criminal underground where they belong,…

So they’re doing what we should be? Sounds about right.

“progressive causes” =/= what’s happening here.

I do, in fact, have a problem with those groups. They’re to a one wildly ineffective and nonideological apparatchik orgs that drive more people away from the party than to it.

Because it’s unethical to use a political campaign for personal profit.

Investors routinely do this.

More like between the New Deal and Watergate?

We’re probably far gone enough as a society that we can get castrati back in the mix

Anti-intellectualism is unbecoming.

And when people criticize bin for that remember that THEY’RE PUTTING THEIR PARTY ABOVE PEOPLE’S LIVES in all caps?

When has Sanders ever said “all lives matter?”