It’s legal to donate a kidney, but not for someone to cut a kidney out of you without your consent. I think that’s the kind of law that should be in effect here.

Is there a CliffsNotes regarding this post?

Did you have multiple tabs open and accidentally make your comment in the wrong article?

You should have written a longer post to help make your point

He only stopped typing because he couldn’t see the screen through all the spittle.

tl, dr

You, sir, win the fucking thread

Not to mention, disciplining your child for having inappropriate boundaries about their body by assaulting their body is fucked up on so many levels.

This is the only comment necessary. They were convicted of assault because they didn’t spank her, they assaulted her. If they had just spanked her, she wouldn’t have shown up at school the next day with bruises and fucking cuts.

“Assault” is the correct term for hitting someone with a fucking hockey stick.

Beating your kid with a hockey stick while whipping a jump rope at her is not spanking.

Yeah, that sounds more like a beating.

spanked their 14-year-old daughter with a hockey stick and a jump rope

well it was nice knowing you, at least we know you’ll be happy. Drink lots of water.

well it was nice knowing you, at least we know you’ll be happy. Drink lots of water.

Yeah the YT landscape is so F’d. It’s basically perfectly designed for this stuff to be an easy tactic to get lots of “support” for a game because YT certainly doesn’t do anything for these channels in that middle area. Wish there was someone who cared about ethics in game journalism to make this a big issue.

Danny Glover has a stand up bit where he asks why women don’t have the crazy ex stories that men do. Then he says it is because the women are dead. In the version of his act that I heard, the audience groaned, and he responded with "What? Too real?"

“Why can’t women just be direct and honest if they don’t want to go out with you?!”

[gene wilder “tell me more” gif]

Please stop with the use of “normal” or “real” to describe women’s bodies. Accepting one body type doesn’t need to involve language that dismisses other types as somehow wrong.