and talk about MURDERS.

one could even call the wait unbearable.

Cameras on every police car and officer's body. Also, just like killing a police officer is a more serious crime than killing a regular person, violations by police officers should be dealt with more harshly than violations by regular people. You chose to uphold norms, you pay more when you break them, because when…

Task Force X is off-the-books. They can't officially transfer prisoners and such because that would leave a paper trail which could implicate Amanda Waller and the government for their civil rights offenses.

Well, I encountered a violent sexual assault (attempted rape—I got away) when I was 10, and a non-violent sexual assault on a date when I was 31. The second one wasn't violent because I froze and dissociated (probably some leftover PTSD from the first assault), but I can tell you this: I was able to recover from the…

Well, okay, then have it as a true equivalency: a man who plays football professionally must, as one of the basic requirements of his career, must have more upper-body strength than...practically anybody else, male OR female. So for such a man to hit someone who is not an immediate threat to life and limb is ALWAYS…

No, see, Whoopi's just pointing out there's a difference between domestic abuse and DOMESTIC domestic abuse.

My cat will try to take my arm off for a cinnamon raisin bagel. Or microwave popcorn.

Tax benefits through joint income tax returns and family partnership

To protect the interests of the non-bread-winning spouse (and children) upon dissolution. To create legal shortcuts for a whole host of rights and responsibilities that might otherwise no get executed by contract (succession, power of attorney etc.)

Because marriage is a legal contract which binds two people in various ways including property and finances. The question should be why do churches and religious people get to have a say in a legal contract?

First of all: Believe me, this article is in no way some console vs. PC thing. Consoles have heaps of problems with this stuff as well, particularly when it comes to backward compatibility. Separate topic entirely.

"Being consistent and true to your preferences and personality" is a little bit of a naive way of looking at it. That really isn't the issue; the issue is that women become more or less socialized into doing things that aren't true to their preferences or personalities. That's where social coercion comes in. When…

I do not understand this. I mean, I guess I do, but I also don't.

Time to trot this out again:

If you watch the picture in the wrong order, it's the story of a man who didn't want a cat.

Out, damned spot.

So, you prefer the "seen but not heard" philosophy? Instead of teaching kids when and where and how to express views, you'd rather the message we give is just that they should shut-up? As a father of four kids, I have to say that sounds like a recipe for disaster (or at the very least a philosophy that will end up…