I still blame Something Awful. I don't know why, but I do.

They seem trustworthy, I believe them.

I love love love people who use "SJW" as an insult. Because, really, what could be worse that caring about social justice and actually trying to do something about it?

The fact that the denizens of 4chan seriously believe that the freakin' NSA would dedicate their time and resources to framing 4chan re: an actresses' leaked nudes wildly amuses me. Such importance.

I always imagine people who rail against SJW as people that are upset that others are pointing out uncomfortable truths about their lives. (i.e. straight white boys who resent being told that they maybe kind of have it easier than women and minorities as a group)

FALSE FLAG

#NotAll4Chan

I really, really hope the NSA has better things to do.

IT IS NOT 4CHAN. This is a false flag by /whichever agency/, probably NSA or something.

"We don't hate you like we hate the SJW's"

4Chan: SJW's for some causes, like unmasking people they deem worthy of the effort, but not for icky shit like feminism!

The same kind that made the memorial necessary in the first place.

Locally, this whole situation is like rolling over a log in the woods and seeing what bugs and worms are all seething underneath. I've seen a lot of folks' true selves as this has unfolded. All the policewives on my Facebook feed are "la la la we can't hear you, police are nothing but angelic creatures, delete me…

FUCK. At this point, I think America, (especially the media) is doing everything in its power to troll, start shit and fuckery, and piss off all the people of color, just to see how much we can take. This is the cherry on top of the shit sundae, and it's not even Wednesday yet.

dear everyone in charge in ferguson,

Fuck everything. What sociopath sets a memorial on fire?

Another great piece from She Who Stays Woke, Kara Brown, Our Lady Of Killing It, Teller of Truths and Dispeller of Lies.

I played rugby in high school and once got a wicked black eye after a play went wrong. At the time I felt pretty tough and was really proud of it but I started encountering the same attitudes as you. Nobody believed it was from sports, and strangers (mostly older women) took me aside to whisper things like 'honey, LEAV…

well, when I tripped, banged my face into an open cupboard door, and had a horrible black eye, I was pretty glad to have concealor. It was hard getting pitying/ condescending stares from strangers. I wanted to wear a sign that said, "just clumsy!" It kind of gave me an insight into how we look down on people who…

I'm starting to think of the whole "won't let me keep my doctor" thing as old people problems. You actually have a regular doctor that you go see every year or so? You probably have a pension and mortgage too...