Can capitalism exist in a racially homogeneous society? Of course it can, and has. Ergo, capitalism can exist without racism.

I mean, that's like half of Shakespeare, no?

What policies?

They are giving more time to Logain, which means that Elayne and Elaida will probably have more scenes as well since they all go together from Caemlyn to Tar Valon.

The showrunner addressed many of those concerns directly in a Q&A last year, and I for one was pleasantly surprised with the thoughtfulness that they'd approached it with.

Also not typically insular, having a rather unique history that the young protagonists are merely unaware of.

No, her character almost exclusively wears blue dresses. It’s sort of a political statement. As in the real world, there’s a red “team” and a blue “team” of sorceresses. (There are like 5 other colors too, but those two *really* don’t like each other.)

I know a guy who says his foreskin grew back. I didn’t see proof, but I believe him. If he can do it, then Wolverine can do it.

Since you just answered a long-standing question I’ve had, namely, “who the heck uses that option,” I’ll answer yours. You can invert the Y axis. You can also invert the X axis. Invert to your heart’s content.

The politically correct term is “y’all.”

We should all aspire to be the kind of person who has their greatest person moment immediately before getting fired.

“Hey guys, don’t bite my head off, but...”

Of course it’s predictable; it’s an obvious truth that you’ve chosen to ignore.

Lesson 1: One good to not be an asshole is to not insult a large and diverse ethnic or racial group by declaring them to be in need of this training handbook.

You sound like the kind of Mexican who still needs to see that long form birth certificate.

I want to live in that fantasy world where the actual mainstream Republicans are similar to Hillary Clinton, and the left can be the left. It sounds like a great place and I’m a swing voter.

Why is that smart? Satisfying, sure. I want the cryptoracists called out as much as there next guy, but what does that accomplish?

I don’t think of Clinton as being particularly idealistic. She’s a transactional politician; she wants to bring home the bacon. Right now her job is to assemble a coalition of supporters that is broad enough to win the presidency. When she becomes president, her job will be to deliver for those people so that they…

The thing about big time Republicans supporting Hillary is that their support makes them a constituency she needs to please. If you’re campaigning with Meg Whitman’s money it’s harder to say things that Meg Whitman doesn’t like.