Sorensen worked with Stephen Miller, this tweet has his tone of outraged victimhood devoid of reality.

Mark Hamill has been tweeting some really blistering responses to dt for quite a while.

Much too coherent for him to have written. His Twitter team needs less obvious forgers/editors.

This was probably my favorite response to that tweet,

Eh. Idk. It’s not one in a long line of incidents is it? I could be wrong. And they gave no excuses and fired their asses immediately (after closing the store for a day or 2 to investigate - losing revenue.) I’m no big Gap/Old Navy guy but I feel they did the right thing here. You can’t regulate every toothless Becky…

and a district manager named Shannon (who refused to give Conley her last name

Can someone get old navy’s video review team working on some of the police shooting videos? Cuz a bunch of them officers still on the job.

Well, I’m so relieved that she is raising her son to take personal responsibility for his own life; I’m certain that he will turn out just fine. /s

Hah missed the S too but this honestly could have been copied and pasted from Pantsuit Nation, I have so much trauma from that group haha

ahahhaa I DIDN’T SEE THE /S

the thread was begun by a popcorn gif, so i feel like I was playing INTO the spirit of the thread, but I recognize that the internet is not the place for subtlety.

correct. “/s” is internet slang for “sarcasm”

(rubs hands together) may i just be the first to say...

Works on contingency? No, money down.

Contrary to popular belief, lawyers are not big fans of taking on unwinnable cases with nightmare clients that will require a ton of work and come with awful publicity.

I remember Capote’s boy band: N’ColdBlood

10% of $0 is $0 and after those editor’s notes got released whatever flimsy case Milo had was pretty much shot. S&S are not required to publish a terrible book by a terrible writer.

Why would you think that? This seems like a pretty cut-and-dry contract dispute, and one that Milo will probably lose because I’m sure Simon and Schuster writes pretty airtight publishing contracts.