And, according to CNN, it would’ve also been a clear-cut case of abuse of power that could’ve effectively ended his presidency

Exactly.  At the very least, brandishing a weapon is an impetus for getting his guns taken away and that *is* what they fear the most.  

Yeah, I mean what’s the good in carrying a gun if you never use it to defend yourself?  Gotta look for any excuse to pull it out or you won’t get your money’s worth!

“Ungrateful”

The Vermillion Scintillion better get used to getting beaten in court.

I was truly incredulous (and incensed) at her response. Just a horrible human being. Kudos to the customer for standing up to the woman on their behalf, but it should never had needed saying.

Fire her promptly, put his mayonnaise ass in federal jail for brandishing a firearm and making terroristic threats. These people have to be taught you can’t continually hide behind ignorance and hatred to bully and subdue those people you don’t like. Hit them where they understand it the most; their freedom, their…

Since you’re being an asshole, I can pull a gun on you?

The guy with the gun didn’t elect Trump. There arent enough of him.

A white woman, presumably the store manager, approaches the teens and begins yelling at them to leave the store. When one of them tells her the man who just left had a gun on him, she yells back, “I don’t give a fuck. Get out of my store, now!”

Anyone who gets mad that Mariah Carey took a picture with Colin does not have the intelligence to participate in a conversation... on any topic... at any time.

Fun fact: Rebel Yell is actually named after the bourbon. Billy Idol was drinking it with the Rolling Stones and loved the name. So, you’re drunk AF enjoying a song about getting drunk with the Stones.

“People who hate on this song fundamentally misunderstand the 80's. All there WAS to that decade was generic corporate schmaltz, and this song is the apotheosis of the entire decade. God, I love it.”

Huh?

“Psychocandy” came out in 1985
“Spreading the Disease” came out in 1985
“Meat is Murder” 1985
“Reign in Blood” 1986
“Amon…

Reading Drew defend We Built This City is weird. I was afraid I stumbled onto Slate by accident because defending We Built This City is some weapons-grade performative contrarianism. The song just sucks.

My dad came across a cable box at the dump back in the 90s. It had a slit in the top like someone stabbed it with a knife and tossed it. He figured he’d try it because another cable box would be nice. Turns out it had a descrambler in it! We got to watch the Tyson/Holyfield fight, all the WCW pay-per-views (I was in…

Look, man....I understand that you might be feeling a little nostalgic about 80's pop now that you’re a little older. I’m right there with you.

Best comment. +1 literal LOL

I was recently thinking about how The Power of Love by Huey Lewis was the song that most defined the 80's. Theme song from the classic 80's movie, by the classic 80's band with the classic 80's sound. It checks off all the boxes.

So, as an experienced parent, what are the best children’s’ activities to re-live as an adult, that take you right back to being a kid again?

We Built This City is neck and neck with Sussudio as shittiest 80s hit.