This one will be taken seriously because the victim was a woman.

Many people have said so but there’s absolutely no textual evidence that’s the case.

How about the fact that Takei was Me Too’d, had admitted to it on the Howard Stern Show, never apologized, and has faced no negative consequences?

Way to dismiss a credible report of sexual misconduct that probably took great courage to voice.

Just imagine if the genders were flipped and you saw someone on Jezebel saying this about a woman victim who had just come forward.

You would never, ever qualify your support in this way if the victim was a woman.

“Pussy Posse” is a title given to them by the press, not a title they gave to themselves.

Mass murders are not disproportionately carried out by white men. They’re entirely proportionate to their size of the population.

Cocktails are great because you drink them in two sips and they’re $17.

Because people who claim to have psychosomatic illnesses are incredibly vulnerable to grifters and charlatans.

Dismissing people doesn’t make you any more powerful, articulate, or correct. It just shows you’re scared.

See, now these deaths matter.

Make movies that are utterly derivative of what’s come before? That’s progress?

Please note: does not work with angry geese.

I notice you didn’t answer the question

No, it really doesn’t, and your being glib and shitty doesn’t help anyone.

It’s like finding out there is no Santa.

The biggest problem with the delivery apps is that they take a cut, which cuts into already razor-thin margins for restaurants that aren’t big chains. That’s why restaurant owners talk about a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don’t situation with app-based delivery: you can’t afford to not be in the market at all, as…

How tone deaf.

Since every post about McDonald’s here becomes a referendum on fast food and classism, let me say that you should eat McDonald’s without shame when you do eat it, but should not eat there too often, as their foods are high in calories, sugar, and saturated fat, which are linked to diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.