Madness. They didn’t report it to the police because they didn’t want a police report filed. They deserve every bit of publicity this case has wrought.

I was a teenager in the summer of ‘93. I went to a restaurant that closed midday to apply for a job. The manager instructed me to return to the restaurant during the closure so he could interview me. I returned. He then informed me he had errands to run for the business and he would interview me on the way. I accepted…

PS - I’m reading the greys and dismissing every... ahem... “person” that wants to argue that a woman carried around a 50 pound mattress in protest was a drama queen / made a false report.

The problem is not the amount of people that have made false rape allegations. The problem is that when victims attempt to get justice they’re treated with derision.

I assume that, like me, most commenters are deciding what to believe based on the likelihood of which of them is lying. False accusations and convictions are a whole lot more rare than the legions of guilty men getting away with rape due to complaints being mishandled or minimized.

Huh. So, let’s see here...

“...Paul’s remaining time at Columbia became very difficult for him and not what Columbia would want any of its students to experience.”

So they settled after it got thrown out of court?

These people are unbelievable idiots. I just can’t fathom what is going through their mind on a day to day basis. If Trump had just SHUT UP and stopped complaining about this investigation, it would be background noise and wouldn’t be huge news until it was completed. It’s only sucking up all the oxygen because…

Next you’re going to see Jay Sekulow attempt to insist that when Trump was referring to a “witch hunt” it had nothing to do with the special counsel’s activities and was actually in response to the constant accusations of night-dancing and crop-sabotage leveled at Trump by Goody Pritchard.

I am still 50/50 on whether this Russia shit happened on purpose or he just dumbassed his way into it. Neither one would surprise me, honestly.

I’m a fan of Roxane Gay, who recently released a memoir about how a childhood trauma affected her relationship with food, and oh my god, I don’t know how she puts up with the shit people throw at her. Like, people emailing her with nutrition tips and exercise tips, as if someone who wrote an entire book about her…

I agree. I had a disagreement with someone about mocking Bannon for his weight.He is such a foul person, it is beside the point that he is fat. Fat = evil, stupid, dirty are stereotypes based on prejudiced. When I told her she was a bigot she was very, very angry and told me I was being pedantic.

I am very fat and have been doing water aerobics at least three times a week for the last two years as a way to maintain my mobility as I get older and generally feel better. The facility I go to is a community pool and has a single communal change room with cubicles. Four of the cubicles are accessible in that in…

And she won’t, even after her community service. She lacks the emotional complexity, intelligence and maturity to learn from this.

That’s true as well. Last week, me and my bf were in the gym and it was crowded at the weight bench. This chick was taking up a bench to Instragam live-stream her “workout”. This chick was fully decked out in make up and had her designer bag on the floor with her. She was literally doing nothing. At all. A staff…

I concur. Like, make fun of Chris Christie for a variety of other reasons. Not because he’s fat.

I wonder when we’re finally going to say, as a society, that it’s not acceptable to be assholes to people just because they’re fat. For some reason even the most liberal, social justice warrior types still think it’s funny to make fat jokes, I guess because it’s fat peoples’ “fault” that they’re fat so they deserve to…

I’ve always been self conscious of “working out while fat” and everyone says “No one cares. No one is looking at you” and then this harpy shows up and assures me that yes, they are looking and they do care. It’s like when I was a kid and embarrassed to undress in front of my pediatrician. My mom said ‘he’s a doctor!…

I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say ol’ Dani hasn’t learned a thing here.