http://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/news/2008-12-19/718507/

Your willingness to throw under the bus an organization that dedicates itself to good works based solely on disproved rumors and innuendo because it fits squarely in with your biases and preconceived notions. Do you not understand how this reflects on your…

I have prioritized the LIFE-OR-DEATH well-being of one person over the inconvenience of many others. Yes, it means more to me that the Salvation Army QUITE LITERALLY saved my mother’s life as a young woman (a fact you keep displaying ambivalence towards) than it does that they don’t let their employees conduct same…

I’m not going to take lectures on having empathy for others from someone who has, in this very conversation, demonstrated an inability to do it themselves.

“There are several organisations that try to help people in that position, not only the Salvation Army.”

At the time, there more certainly were not.

“the Salvation Army is successful when it should not be”

Oh, seriously, just go fuck yourself. Go get cancer and die, you horrible little person.

There were none.

Your comment was that they were “objectively bad”, which is quantifiably not true. Your argument was that they don’t deserve our charitable giving at all, which would have prevented my mother, at 24, from escaping her abusive ex-husband. But I guess that’s OK with you because some guy refuses to do your same-sex…

So any group that doesn’t completely align with *your* personal belief system deserves no funding whatsoever? OK then. Guess my mom should have just stayed with her abusing ex-husband. Thanks!

The Salvation Army *quite literally* saved my mother’s life, so you can just go right on and fuck yourself.

“Jill Stein challenges an election even though nothing will change for her but it might actually benefit others

That’s because Jill Stein is a good citizen, unlike the person who most likely *would* benefit from a recount, and despite all the almost daily smears she received during the general at cesspit websites such…

I’m still a little disappointed that they didn’t use Flashpoint-aftermath to just make Supergirl part of the regular universe, instead of continuing to ham-fist this “vibe into another universe” gimmick into the story over and over again. 

Go fuck yourself.
Jill Stein (and those who voted for her) didn’t cost Hillary Clinton this election. Hillary Clinton cost Hillary Clinton this election. And she started doing so in the mid 90's.
Look at the popular vote in each state Clinton lost. If you add in Stein’s totals to Hillary’s by state, she still loses.…

those millennials who were supposed to usher us back towards a free and progressive society

Your attitude suggests that you have confused “the right to do so” with “the obligation to do so”.

No, it isn’t. Calm your tits, Gawker. Oh, wait. Sorry.... there is no Gawker anymore, is there?

She heated up leftover Chinese food with her heat vision last week. This week she cooked a turkey with her heat vision because.. Thanksgiving, I guess. How much you want to bet that she bakes some cookies for Santa with her heat vision next week?

This show’s schtick is getting really fucking tiresome.

The fact that we got an episode solely devoted to Tara and yet she found out about Tara’s murder and emotionally processed it over a fucking three-minute montage—most of which was about her finding wack-ass sunglasses—is both insane and terrible.

If you’re blaming *anyone* for this fiasco other than Hillary Clinton, Debbie Shultz, and the DNC machine, then you’re a fucking idiot.

“If she hadn’t run who knows if we’d even need any of this.”

You’re a special kind of stupid, aren’t you?

I don’t know. I read on Jezebel that Jill Stein was an anti-vaxxer. I don’t think we should pay any attention to her.