ok got it, thanks :)

Couple questions:

Except in the long string of comments where it is...

out of clarification, are you saying those things about me, or are you saying that as a general statement based on what i said in my post?

Try reading the replies from people in the 2 articles about this. She's been called a bitch, and many other horrible things so far.

There is literally an entire thread of people arguing over how because she used the word "fought", she implies 100% that black people and gays have equal rights and their struggle is over. Its in the other article on this(the one that talks about how great the speech was, and was posted less than 24 hours ago, on the…

I don't think at any point she called out POC or gays for not being good ally's. All she said was that women need their help in this fight, just like they needed(and still need, because the fight is ongoing) the help of women in their fight.

Here are a selection of comments from Jez on the matter:

That, kids, is called a strawman argument.

There have been so many replies in this article(and the other one where this was first brought up) about how terrible it is, and all the "white feminist" comments(which is apparently a disparaging term?

This stuff just blows my mind.

Even though I didn't much care for your first comment, I'm glad to see you advocating for responsible gun ownership.

I'd say halo 3 on legendary was the hardest, at least for a solo runthrough. Insane 1-shot kill snipers all over the place, and many areas that were straight up designed to play on co-op(I.E. fighting 2 scarabs solo).

do you have a quote for this somewhere? I'd love to reference this bit of info to my friends.

"If you enjoyed the first installment of Fifty Shades of Grey on the big screen, you're wrong and stupid and should feel terrible about yourself"

I'm a male, and im absolutely angry that this happened. No one should be treated this way, man, woman, veteran, civilian, anyone. These guys are grade A douchebags.

I do believe it was "she ran really well and also looked fresh to death..."

Is this a timing thing? Like...is the shift to female dominance in the degree programs new enough that not enough of them have gotten out into the workforce yet, and not enough of the already entrenched men have left to leave positions open for the newly graduating women in this field?

"And frankly when an institution that originated in tracking down slaves and keeping minorities "in their place""