Seriously what is wrong with someone having an opinion you don’t share???

I’m Brian and so’s my wife…

There is a strange poetry to the sight of fascists assembling to intimidate the powerless juxtaposed with these activists assembling against intimidating authority.

It amuses me to no end that there’s this TikiNazi scum out there who’s balls are shrinking at the mere thought of being arrested and on the other end of the spectrum we’ve got these activists who are like “ ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Oh well, Better arrest us all then! We’ll make it a party!”

Oh I’m so over people blathering on about wanting outsiders in government. I’m finishing a degree in public administration, and it makes me crazy that wide swaths of Americans think it’s beneficial to have someone in office that knows absolutely nothing about the field or profession. It’s like saying ‘GE should really…

I want Trump to kick out Gucci over this because I want him to continue behaving like a lunatic. I want Trump to make idiotic, yet largely inconsequential decisions like a Gucci kickout so that more Americans will see how much of a piece of garbage he is. But I doubt he will grant me this wish.

Well, it’s not like Trump’s base shops there, after all.

Well, it’s not like Trump’s base shops there, after all.

“I can confirm that these are no longer Gucci employees...”

Gukkki?

Dan Savage made a point when discussing Hillary Clinton’s nineties stance on gay marriage.

Your right to privacy (this isn’t a free speech issue, numbnuts) ends when you parade your idiocy in public.

Nazis and supporters of the Southern Confederate States get no rights. You can’t be an American and a Nazi. You can’t memorialize the Confederate rebels in a positive way and still be an American. We fought wars over both these things.

Well the people outing them are just practicing their free speech rights too.

I know — sex after marriage. Blech! ;)

Once he was convicted and sentenced to prison, how the hell did his high school not expel him, let alone let him return and play football again?

...after his release [he] returned to Steubenville High School where he played football in his senior year.