I truly do not understand this. I have been trying to wrap my head around this issue for awhile now and I just can't. Why, as a business, would you want to deliberately exclude a potential customer base and lose on that money? It's incredibly foolish, but then again, racism itself is completely illogical. Still, for a…

This is what enrages me most about the whole CK thing. He said numerous times that these comics were women he admired, producing work he respected...and yet that was how he chose to treat them? Not only abusing them but completely, actively undermining their confidence and careers. I’m really sorry that happened to…

TRASHCAN LANNISTER.

Also "did nothing to stop" also directly translates to "wouldn't be giving a shit after child is born."

Why didn’t those baby-killers want to have a baby with this stable, non-controlling, definitely probably not abusive man?

MST3K has to get their hands on this.

They’re were so many old white guys, I couldn’t figure out what was going on. They sure tossed around the word “conspiracy” a lot though.

My picks for best/stupidest bits of that trailer:

It is interesting to me that these people are dressed like it’s the 1950s when Roe v. Wade was 1973. The narrative arc of this commercial was also very confusing. Because I was prepped, I knew that this was anti-abortion, but otherwise it seemed like it might have been a pro-choice/glorification of Roe v. Wade movie.…

It’s bizarre how anti-abortion people seem to think the other side are just bloodthirsty pagans who inexplicably hate babies.

“If that’s not enough to get you to the theater, Tomi Lahren reportedly also appears in this fine film”

“By your logic, no lesser known/sucessful person in any profession could ever consent to sex with a sucessful person in the same line of work, out of an irrational fear that that person might do something to derail the less successful person’s career.”

You got it! That’s 100% correct. That’s exactly how it’s supposed…

A man should have a right to make a living

That’s bullshit. That is just a lie that abusers and their enablers tell.

Five years or so ago, I was networking at an industry meet-up. Met this guy who worked in a field that differed but aligned with mine. We had a nice rapport... and then out of nowhere he asked about my pubic hair. I don’t remember how, exactly (I was in a bit of a panic because I’ve experienced firsthand how this…

Until men stop thinking it’s ok to jerk off spontaneously in work settings this ain’t gonna stop. Aberrant behavior should have swift serious consequences no matter who you are or what your job is.

The discussion and analysis of people who commit sexual harassment and abuse doesn’t necessarily mean they are equal crimes.

I did not say the allegations against CK or R. Kelly are the same anywhere in this post. I’m talking about a common attitude in the entertainment industry that lets men off the hook for a whole spectrum of abuse and sexism because they’re artists.

Ok, he admitted it but he hasn’t done anything to prove that he’s a better person now or to fix the damage he’s caused. He has more than enough money, how about he goes and gets a gender studies degree while producing some specials or shows by up and coming women comedians?

The whole point is by booking ck you are saying you do not value the professional safety and integrity of women. That is a big fucking deal.