Twitter allows users an anonymous platform to promote thoughts of suicide.

I live in small town America, and am constantly honked at when gardening. I’ve even had pleasant offers from drivers passing by to come over and fuck me.

That is fortunate for you, I’ll add some more from my experience.

You bet they do!

I lived in Newton for quite some time, and it is nothing compared to where I’ve lived in the US.

Are you suggesting that there have been zero regulations passed that make vehicles more safe when it comes pedestrian accidents?

Are you also suggesting that I can walk into my local hardware store (which is also a firearm dealer), and purchase whatever materials I want in order to make any bomb I want?

Take a look in the used market for an SLK, we have one and absolutely love it.

It seemed that your point was that people shouldn’t get free medication, because you don’t.

My city does have running tracks, exercise equipment, and gyms that are available for free for the public to use.

Yup, that’s how it would go. The ironic thing? He had the gall a few years back to call out a mutual acquaintance for his transgressions against teenagers.

It’s a tough one, because everyone knows about it. I was 14 and he was 20ish and a family friend, and I distinctly remember him calling the next day to tell me not to tell any one.

I was considering asking my sister to tag my rapist in my #metoo posting for a while...

That’s nice that you feel that way.

It’s okay that you feel that police should be held at the same level of accountability as gangs, you don’t need to play the what about game.

Whataboutism is a fun game to play for some.

Personally, I expect disproportionately more from police than I do from gang members. I suppose some folks don’t.

Are you upset that people want to hold police officers to a higher standard than gang members?

This morning the Glenn Beck crew was trying to blame all of Columbus’ exploits on his non-white Spanish shipmates.

That was added after its creation.

When I watch people taking the pledge, I wonder how Christians don’t see it as idolatry.