Amen. I also watched my Granda lose her mind and wrote about the Right to Die in an earlier Summit article.

I can put my finger on it: It’s Draper (who’s normally fine) reminding the audience over and over again how clever he thinks he is.

I dropped off my ‘05 Outback XT Limited at the shop this morning and was given a Crosstrek as a loaner.

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

I’m about to start a new car search (woo-hoo!) and the Golf GTI is high on the list.

That’s too rational! Get out of here with that!

Yeah, I was way wrong about trampolines.

That’s exactly my point. We agree 100%.

If you act like a hostile jerk without provocation and it gets called it out, that’s not “tone policing.”

But there are not “zero rewards.”

I agree there’s no benefit to having a gun in the home, but that was never the argument I was making.

Sorry. Maybe I should have joined in the game of Fuck, Marry, Kill you girls were playing on Jezebel, this weekend?

If we were talking about encounters with a gun vs. encounters with a pool, you’d have a point about exposure (albeit a nastily expressed one) and agree; it’s far riskier to be around a gun than pool.

I’m ignoring suicides and homicides because the entire conversation is about the risk of letting your kid play at the home of a gun-owner.

From the CDC: Unintentional drownings are a leading cause of death in most pediatric age groups, while firearms accidents don’t even show up, except “last place” for one age group.

I’m not a gun owner. As I’ve said elsewhere in this thread, I’d be happy if all guns were banned.

$25 for this?!?

Jesus. This is an unpleasant side of you.

Thanks for typing slowly. Your patience and condescension is truly appreciated, however, you’re still missing the point.