Between this Mark Salling news and the ever present inconceivable support on twitter today for Bill Cosby, here is a picture of my puppy to cheer everyone up.

“Such person purposely exposes his or her *anus*”

With the way these Republican misogynists *talk out of their ass* they’re setting themselves up for a lot of citations.

I know, I was astounded by that comment!! What the hell? Who thinks that is an appropriate thing to say to anyone. Also, yeah, you don’t have more respect for women if that’s what you think is reasonable. And I don’t need you to “protect [my] innocence,” thank you very much. I want you to keep your fucking hands to…

Hey if you women have a nipple out then men are allowed to grab it kind of like if you’re just showing your wallet off—I mean

I just saw her do a brief set at Meltdown last month and she was pretty open about the abuse and made a few really great pointed jokes about how we treat victims. Love seeing her use comedy to make herself feel stronger. Also, her ex sounds like a grade A asshole.

But I like that she posted a bare face. It's refreshing (not for her, in general).

This guy is as mentally competent as any other cold-blooded killer. He was handed a combination of fear, hate, blame, and the means to turn it all into violence.

Every year you should send the doctors who sent you away a Christmas card with your diagnoses on one side, and a picture of you throwing them the bird on the other.

Now now...Americans believe in mental health when there’s a mass shooting done by a previously law-abiding white Christian man.

“wouldn’t you call mental health department?”

I think all too often medical professionals write off poor people in pain as drug seekers.

I don’t think it’s a tough one at all. Nobody’s at their best when they don’t feel well; it’s not uncommon at all for hospital staff to have to deal with a “difficult” patient who doesn’t understand what’s happening and/or is being loud and belligerent about treatment. It’s part of the job. It is part of the job to…

or maybe she had an ongoing problem that wasn’t properly diagnosed or treated. This time it killed her.

Sounds like she was the type of person to go to the ER several times, claiming she had pain and the staff never found anything. Crying wolf as a hypochondriac

It’s like some people are surprised normal human emotions surface in critical and stressful situations. Even though they're totally willing to excuse a cop who feared for his life shooting an unarmed civilian under any circumstances.

“causing a disturbance in the hospital with her language and the volume of her voice”

Your understanding is wrong. Viability is a weird term that, thanks to the miracles of technology, is edging increasingly towards conception. You can resuscitate or keep something alive through artificial means way before it would naturally survive outside the womb.

There are things in this world more important than making money, especially when you are already a millionaire; like self-respect and standing up for yourself. I didn’t really care for her music, but Ke$ha has definitely earned my respect.

I would totally trade the Adele album for a new Kesha album. Sony should understand, though, that I am the only person who feels that way.