But it literally happened. She could have shaken his hand, she could have just touched a shoulder, but she embraced him. Trying to read into the quality of the embrace or what expressions on her face indicate whatever feelings she had is, to me, pointless.

I find it more telling in the sense that while a lot of normal people think the Obamas are like them, they’re actually members of a powerful elite that treats political differences that affect the lives of billions of people as essentially a kayfabe thing.

Again?

It’s not only that, it’s that people don’t know how to critically evaluate the sources that they find. They think everything on the internet is true and if someone wrote something, it must be correct. Look at the damn source and THINK about it.

“I scoured everything I could possibly find about why vaccines might be harmful. I became pretty convinced.”

Well it’s a shame it took her whole family getting sick but it’s refreshing to hear an anti-vaxxer say “I was wrong, I was batshit, I’ve since researched and have changed my mind”.

BLM is kinda sketchy to me.

He’s not at all bothered by this. Now he can devote more time to his start up video game company.

“Also, I was trying to get our entire team to follow Kap’s protest and would have except our chickenshit QB thought it would be bad for his advertising value to say anything of interest about anything controversial.”

lol.

BLM: “Some police are assholes.”

“when vets coming home were spit on?”

It’s hard to say he’s won, given that the issue he’s protesting is still there, and who knows if this drives us any closer to better policing, but yeah, drawing support from other players is much better than the immediate blackballing I’d have expected from a backup QB creating a media distraction. Maybe the NFL is…