I know, right?

You can be a religious person and be a humanist. But religious beliefs cannot be the means through which you solve problems.

Oh, god, I hate the humanism thing. It's just a bunch of dumbasses reading the word and thinking, yeah, it's about being cool with all humans, we don't need feminism, we'lljust be humanists. Humanism doesn't have shit to do with believing all humans are equal. Humanists can certainly believe that but the intent of…

I'm down with heifer.

I've thought about this and I've come to believe people resist evolution because it is actually really hard to understand. The arguments against it are fairly easy for a lay-person to understand, there's a bunch of seemingly educated people pushing it and giving traction to the notion that there are simple reasons for…

It would be nice if people stuck to believing in creationism where it belongs: in church. They don't. They want creationism to be taught in sciences classes, where it doesn't belong.

Humanism is the opposite of religion. It's the belief that humans can solve all its problems without religion; that religion has no place in solving the world's problems.

Fast Car, Tracy Chapman

So now poor people shouldn't even have pets?

Other things the internet loosely confirmed: Feminazis rule the world, lol cats cure cancer, nobody cares about your boner.

She's a troll.

BURN

A more effective anti-rape strategy would be for rapists to perfect a rape face so they can be avoided on sight.

Which one gets the boobs?

I think it means just what it says. It's demanding consent. It'll be a frat-bro phrase shouted at parties, on the streets: you know, where ever frat bros are so the ladies will know what is expected of them so guys don't get accused of rape.

I think you fundamentally misunderstand what "common decency" is. It's not a measure of what other people owe to you, it's what you owe to other people. It's not common decency to expect strangers to give you their attention. What is common decency is knowing when and where comments and greetings are appropriate. It's…

You might be right in terms of replies, but in responses that show genuine interest in the woman as person, there's probably a very similar rate of return.

What does "politically correct" have to do with anything?

No beefcake? No glitter?

The men's costume is not sexy at all