Yes. This latest one we all know about, but who knew about the one before this? The one where the girl committed suicide because the police wanted her to withdraw her accusation? What about the number of gang rapes per year that go unpunished?

CPS is the same way. They are alerted frequently to families of special needs kids, because those kids are wearing old sneakers that are falling apart (they refuse to get new ones), the kids have bruises from hitting themselves (which have been video-captured by school monitors), etc.

That movie was so freaking depressing, I can't even tell you. And I kept yelling at the screen (in my head), "NO! Love doesn't conquer all! Take your meds!!!"

Trust me, it isn't. I've rarely ever seen a foster parent get a child younger than 3.

I wish more women were encouraged and promoted within law enforcement.

This is such a ridiculous statement. Yes, we have our problems, but when there's a gang rape that is so brutal that ends in death, we don't sweep it under the rug.

Yes, India is not the rape capital of the world. But there's something wrong when multiple gang rape deaths occur, and no one is even charged, and the police try to get the victim to keep quiet, and there's bribery, corruption, and a justice time that's absurd.

How is this coming from us? It's coming, actually, from their own citizens. We're just reporting it, and trying to learn something from it.

I think I'm somewhat scarred by the revelation that chocolate is one of the buggiest foods we eat. All the bugs want this deliciousness! And that's why chocolate has extra extra protein. . .

This is how I felt about that overhyped Tree of Life.

This is surprisingly accurate. Though my favorite thing about Tyrion is his voice. He's got some amazing vocal chords in there.

See, I'm more interested in climate changes that cause large scale repercussions like the plague and crop shortages.

So true! I wish we could afford to take time off and go somewhere.

Here's something they'll never tell you:

Drew Magary had a hilarious bit (he's at Deadspin) that parents that give their kids unlimited internet access are daring them to see how fast they can find out what RedTube is.

Tell me about it. I love astronomy and physics, but my graduate work is in immunology, so I have a helluva time understanding some basic points outlined in this article. I feel the same vertigo when I try to understand some of the more complex articles in Neuroscience.

Fascinating. Who's the author?

Right. And don't get me started on all the kids who need to be adopted that are special needs. I have a special needs child, and it's not something anyone should do lightly, but everyone acts like LOVE is the only thing you need or something.

Says the person who obviously didn't read this article. In which religious people teach love and tolerance for those not of the same faith as they?