Essential oil infused pads? Is that not dangerous for delicate bits? Or is that just for people like me who are allergic to everything under the sun (natural or synthetic, my skin doesn't care).

I struggle with this one. I mean obviously the people post fake ads and making racist post are awful.

The “best” are the ones that wrote something like “it ruined my hair” despite the fact that it’s not even a hair care product.

All of these reviews that start with “I’ve been using this product for years” and end with “I can’t believe how racist they are!” are about as believable as the dipshits who show up here with a 5-minute-old burner account and fire off three “as a liberal Democrat [...] this is why I’ll have to vote for Trump” comments …

I gasped so hard after reading the “hairy” comment that my boyfriend shout/asked from the toilet what was wrong.

Yeah, that’s rape. Not a “search” for fuck’s sake.

HOW are these unwarranted roadside gropings allowed? It’s not even like people are under arrest and being booked at the station and being searched in a room designed for such procedures. Constitutional and human rights violations to the max. Gotta love a police woman who performs for the dude cops like this, she’s a…

There will never be a drug problem in society so bad that it justifies a cavity search on a random stop. This is egregious and cruel.

Eleven minutes?  I’m flabbergasted. 

Why does it sound like they did an invasive cavity search on the pavement? Sorry am I reading this correctly?

“And in 2017 Texas cops searched a woman’s vagina, inserting fingers into it, for 11 minutes and found nothing”

Outside, in front of other people, accompanied by insults and insinuations. Yeah, not a ‘search’.  Dominance display. Assault.

Someone has to sign the checks from the evangelical churches.

Agreed. Obviously sex work depends on customers existing and there’s a whole host of ways the patriarchal system values/protects the consumer over the provider. But the idea that a man is willing to pay to look at a woman in a state of undress isn’t a negative reflection on the woman. 

This is always the kind of feminism I struggle with. Now I’ve always thought there was this grand myth of the correct kind of feminism as how do you really determine that? However, just deciding a group of women are automatically victims and then continuously ignoring their voices because they need to be protected due…

Let’s say they are being exploited, and these women, who are very concerned apparently, have told them repeatedly that they are being exploited, can’t they work where they want while being exploited?

Ah, yes, the cornerstone of every feminist movement, “women don’t know what’s best for them, WE know what’s best for them”

That seems totally reasonable. There are still people where I live who don’t lock their doors!! I’m not paranoid or anything, but that’s just basic safety! Especially after hearing about a rapist who would only go into places that were unlocked, he saw it as a “sign”.

If it isn’t weed, they will have another excuse. The problem is the cops, not the “reason” for the search.