Was funny until the Trump villain one, should have left your political commentary out of it and said “Make the Mushroom Kingdom Great Again!”

Why in god’s name would you star this piece of shit and give him a voice?!

how tf is that one approved and here i am toiling in the greys

Of course you didn’t hear black people talk about it.

Yeah, the beef between Remy Ma and Nicki Minaj was really drowned out by the mainstream press. (New York Times isn’t mainstream, is it?) Thank goodness Jezebel was there, or we wouldn’t know all the different ways two black women called each other bitches and hoes.

Okay!

Never forget:

That picture didn’t show up for me, maybe because I put my profile to private?

I saw, thanks for pointing it out!

I see what you’re getting at, but you’re missing big picture. I’m not black, but I can assure you that black people do care when their lives are taken by other black people. The BLM movement is primarily focused on spreading awareness of systemic racism, which most white people don’t experience.

Is it? Locomotive Jones must have missed Black Lives Matter’s outrage when the black man Steve Stephens killed an elderly black man (and then put a bullet in his own worthless skull)— oh, that’s right, Black Lives Matter didn’t give a FUCK, because BLM only gives a fuck about black lives when they’re taken by white liv…

After this, they can’t pretend they actually care about human life. They ONLY care about the narrative they’re spinning. Not one Jezebel staffer gives a shit about those dead white guys in Fresno, so when the next unarmed black man gets killed by some redneck asshole, Locomotive Jones just hopes that Jezebel’s white…

I starred this only to hope it remains on here and not flagged. This might be one of the dumbest comments I have seen in the last ten years on here.

You’re a reprehensible piece of shit, Megan, and Locomotive Jones will celebrate when you’re as broke as A.J. Daulerio, another disgusting piece of shit who used to work here.

Meanwhile, women fucking suck.

Again, its people’s proximity to an event. Most readers here feel closer, both culturally and personally, to London and other European cities than they do to Damascus, or Baghdad, or Ankara, or Beirut. That closeness enhances feelings and reactions when a tragedy occurs. It’s unfortunate that a normal human…

My original response was more than adequate to address the concerns in your original post, i.e. media coverage of suicide bombings in Damascus. This is evidenced by you trying to deflect my focus from Damascus to mosques being firebombed in the US, the terrorist attack in Quebec, and the American bombing of Aleppo in…

Are you from Syria/have relations there? It could explain your own proximity and the blinders it has put on you.

I’ll never understand why people don’t understand how the proximity of a tragedy controls how someone reacts to a tragedy. All of Syria, before the civil war, never had more than 8.5 million foreign tourists in a year (obviously those numbers have been lowered drastically since 2011). London alone receives twice…