It’s redundant, for one thing - Florida has already tested alligators extensively on children.

Meanwhile, the mall cops rolled right on by the white guy trying to sell his copy of Injustice 2 right outside the Gamestop in a mall 12 miles north, even after the manager of the store had asked them to remove him.

There are a bunch of words between the headline and the comments section; perhaps you should read some of them.

It’s worth noting that even bite-mark analysis is pseudoscience. From the 2016 PCAST report, as reported on by The Intercept here (emphasis mine):

Reminds me of a guy I knew who openly posted on a gun forum about his illegal trade in firearms, admitting to buying guns with the intent of immediate resale while not in possession of a Federal Firearms License. He got cautioned by most of the other posters - including at least one FFL who pointed out that some of…

All too true, especially with games that “simulate” dice rolls via pseudo-random number generators that are actually Gaussian (for the layman, this means that you’re more likely to get an average roll per die, like the 8-12 range on a d20, while on an ideal fair die each face would have an exactly equal chance of…

My family checked our registrations tonight, and we’re all still active, but they’ve changed our early voting locations. Used to be, you could do advance voting at a pretty big and easily-accessible building with lots of parking and space; now it’s been shoved off to park event centers and churches. They keep…

It’s a common tactic among abusers, common enough that it has an acronym: DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender). In this case, it’s the simplest, most trivial form: “<Abuser> isn’t abusive! In fact, you’re the abusive one for making a public statement that they’re abusive!”

“Globalist” is the code word for Jews. “Globalization” is the code word for “I want to be isolationist, but I also want to be an economic superpower, so I’ll demand that every other nation on the planet act in economic subservience”.

10-year-old children are being refused citizenship because of petty criminal acts, some of which carry only a warning or fine. The fact that you classify it only as the most heinous of crimes being used for the character test says that it is exactly anti-immigrant prejudice allowing people to overlook what’s going on.

It’s been that ever since around the time “non-political” started meaning “agrees with me”.

A while back on a “social justice” reddit group, I saw someone literally say that he learned everything he needed to know about how to be an ally from reading books written by (mostly white, all male) journalists covering the BLM protests. Some people need classes, but “allies” teaching “allies” how to be “allies” is…

Trump bashed McCain - a man not even his opponent! - for being captured in Vietnam. He spoke ill of a Gold Star Family. He’s President. W’s second campaign practically ran on the idea that John Kerry was a dishonorable soldier, never mind that W was never one in any meaningful sense. They will attack Duckworth, and…

If you think the Right never ever eats itself, you weren’t paying attention in the 2008, 2012, or 2016 Republican primaries in which the question of which candidate was the “True Conservative” was constantly raised. Or during W’s tenure in which a number of right-wing talking heads decried him as not being…

Have to agree on the ADL thing - they definitely come across a lot of the time as an organization that treats themselves as the arbiter of what other people are allowed to find offensive, while coming across in some of their articles as center/center-right (on the US scale, pretty solidly right on the global scale).

The rest of your assertion is crap, too.

Reminds me all too much of the anti-Obama stickers I saw that read “Don’t re-nig in 2012". A few of the people who had them thought that was how to spell “renege” (supposedly referencing the GOP promise to make Obama a one-term President), but most of them knew exactly what it meant and hoped the white right people…

You have your idea of what an adjective is all wrong. First off, English word order puts adjectives before the nouns they modify (“red car”, “green apple”, “incorrect pedantry”). This applies to nouns used as adjectives as well, especially as seen in compound words (“sunlight”, “wheelchair”). In all of your examples,…

I can attest to that. A few election cycles ago, they moved my polling place. The previous place was in the middle of the highest-density residential zone in the precinct and easily accessible by bus, both in terms of route and in proximity to the nearest bus stop (~200ft). The new location is in the middle of a…

That entire diatribe could be summed up in one word: ‘MURICA!