Yes, totally. If you question things he said, people are like “Oh, he doesn’t mean that.” .... What? Why?!

I feel like so many people who supported Trump imposed their own values and beliefs on him. They don’t see the actual man just their idealized version of him. It sounds Roseanne is the same way.

You know, if you had told me 20 years ago that I would agree more with Tom Arnold than Roseanne. I probably would have been somewhat incredulous.

SHUT UP—he is a good and moral Christian who, yes, cheated on his third wife (who’d recently given birth to their child) and had the other woman threatened and paid off. And who’s discussing reinstating a domestic abuser in his cabinet. But don’t try your cognitive dissonance with me! LALALALALALALA.

Hey, now, she’s got the genderqueer kid for cover, too!

As soon as I saw there was gonna be black child on the show, I thought, “oh no. What are they gonna make her do?”

This is why this is why I absolutely refuse to watch her stupid show. I will not support this wack-a-doo Trump supporter. It’s also serious bullshit that she put some little Black girl in the show to act as a buffer against the obvious fact that Trump supporters are racist. She’s disgusting and she can go choke for…

What do you mean, the — oh, let’s not get into this.

Right? He continues to prove that he thinks running the country is an extension of The Apprentice, with porn stars and Playboy bunnies on the side.

The president of the US called someone personally to congratulate them on TV ratings.

Saying you’re not homophobic or even genuinely not being homophobic doesn’t equal supporting gay rights. Plenty of people who “don’t have a problem with gay people” think same sex couples should be satisfied with civil unions and there’s nothing wrong with a bakery refusing to make them a cake.

Anyone else find is sketchy that Roseanne has a black kid on the show - sort of like a human shield against charges of racism for being a Trump supporter? If a black adult were there, then race could be discussed. As it is, the kid’s a prop...

Poor kid. At least he got his mom’s cheekbones.

Well, of course; if she asks you, be honest, and if you’re truly concerned, then say something. That part makes perfect sense. But just because you think her boyfriends have all been kinda lame doesn’t mean you should default to “I don’t even want to know about it.” If you’re wondering why people seem to have the…

As a young woman around your daughter’s age whose father would definitely not want to have anything to do with conversations about sex, I can tell you I would feel a stronger sense of mutual respect if he took an interest in this stuff as it pertains to my well-being. He expects me to talk to my mom, and I do (to a…

You seem to view “families” and “roles” very clinically. You are aware they’re comprised of human beings, yes?

Of course you were being sarcastic about the murdering. I was, too. I get it.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot this week: If your daughter or son were sexually assaulted, would she feel comfortable coming to you for help and support? Or is your wife the only person she could seek out? What if your wife was unavailable?

I really do not understand why this movie exists in the U.S. at this point in time, then.

I think that is almost certainly going to be the ending, but that doesn’t cure having the entire movie be about the value of a woman’s virginity to me. The line that really clinches it is when John Cena’s wife asks if his father acted that way when he lost his virginity and he said his dad just high fived him.