Oh, I see, you’re just being obtuse.

See, while I believe that everyone has the right to promote and advocate for their version of “the good,” this is where you totally lose me.

People are allowed to believe in and advocate for what they think is right.

Maybe they’ll finally do a complete modern re-make of the Marathon series? Right? Anyone...? 😔

Hand whipping cream is like, the easiest thing in the world and I’m not sure why anyone ever buys whipped cream.

I mentioned this in another comment, but I think this highlights an important issue that’s relevant to this conversation:

One person’s tight-knit group that engages in edgy banter is another person’s hostile work environment.

It has more to do with Constitutional theory and textualists’ feelings about the legitimacy (or rather, illegitimacy) of substantive due process.

https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/ap-us-government-and-politics/civil-liberties-and-civil-rights/amendments-due-process-and-the-right-to-privacy/v/roe-v-wade

It’s the vestiges of Gawker. Just doing read those articles and move on. Not everything has to be for you.

Trump is charismatic, it’s different. 

The point is that we’re contextually discussing the American Jewish diaspora, where the vast majority are white, so sure, maybe it wasn’t a correct statement, but it was a generalization, which is ok when you’re speaking generally. 

Dude—the funny thing is gays and lesbians are largely accepted in our society at this point. I don’t know how old you are, but this notion that homosexuality is somehow so far out of the mainstream of modern American society is largely a fiction. That, of course, doesn’t mean that homophobia and bigotry aren’t a…

Agreed. Also, as someone who is really into Overwatch, the funniest thing about all of this to me is that statistically, the majority of these players are trash at Overwatch, and maybe if they spent a little less time crying about the “sexuality” of a fictional character that really only has the most superficial charac…

Yes—Angela Davis focuses exclusively on Israel when speaking about oppression.

There’s been a propagandistic effort to create the impression that the one is equivalent to the other.

The vast majority of American jews are Ashkenazi. Come on, we know this--most of the Sephardim are in the Middle East, and even they are often discriminated against by the Ashkenazi--the stories my Iranian Jewish descent friends can tell you about visiting Israel...

Whataboutism at its finest.

That’s a ridiculous take and you know it. Or, well, you should. 

Gottdamn.