I think the whole thing is an inherently bad thing, because it’s based around my giving support to creators against my will. If any passive viewing (as happens when an ad autoplays before content) supports them, then creators are incentivized to use manipulative means to get me to view their content. This is the…

The internet fired the first shot, by making us so wary of online ads (throughs pop ups, autoplays, sounds, epilepsy inducing light effects, etc.) that no one even wants to give the new round of ads a chance.

Good for Marshall, but it kind of rings a little hollow coming from him. This is the same guy who almost got into a fight with ROBBIE GOULD in the Bears’ locker room last year. That he’s been diagnosed is great and that he continues to get treatments is great; But he’s not “on the other side.” He’s just closer than he…

If you aren’t interested then you don’t have to engage in the conversation.

Pretty sure the argument speaks for itself.

You say “if” a lot.

Because these situations will come up again, and I want to know where the line is. Some people say a limited amount of force, some people say no force at all. Who is right? Do cops know where the line is?

Admitting that it’s not the child’s fault would require that people either do something to change, or accept that their organization is flawed and inherently wrong.

“My kid wouldn’t BE in that situation, because we raised him/her the right way”

How exactly does he earn respect by beating a woman, throwing a temper tantrum, getting in a physical altercation with coaching staff, or any of the other stupid shit he’s done? But of course, Jerry Jones only looked at defensive stats when making the determination that Hardy’s a “real leader.”

Are you joking?

Hell, I remember when my bank used to REIMBURSE me for ATM fees incurred through the month. Now they CHARGE me for every one I use that isn’t theirs, even the free PNC ones at WaWa.

John Oliver covered this pretty well, too.

I LOVE THAT YOU REFERENCED THIS. Sir Terry knew what the fuck was up. I learned more about politics and economics (among other things) from Discworld than I did after four years in my fancy liberal arts university. The world is poorer without him.

Empowering Russell?

You mean preying?

Shame on him. Seriously.

So glad he’s praying. That should help.

A $10 monthly fee and $2.50 transactions fees are empowering? ARE YOU SERIOUS?

It’s expensive to be poor. Rushcard is proving that and then some.