It’s really simple buddy. Women are murdered by men for “rejecting them” vastly more often than men are murdered by women for “rejecting them”.

Yeah this is a three-part disaster: socially conditioned male entitlement, no real system for adequately treating our mentally ill citizens, and far too lax gun laws.

I hadn’t seen them before so thanks for repeating them. I must remember “Please to be my waifu?”

I feel like I use these way too often here:

Will this never cease to be the truth??

I’ve never gone into battle without a black woman,

Same. Even if the music isn’t that great, she gets all my money for going through this shit.

The minute Kesha puts out a new record, I’m going to buy ten copies and roll around in a pile of glitter.

No-one has suggested your father did not make sacrifices or do good things, but he was exempted from a requirement to fight in a war. You seem to believe both that the requirement to fight placed on others and your father’s exception were/would be acceptable. Frankly I have more of a problem with the first of those…

I think the problem people are having with your story is that it reads like you are equating your father’s experiences (he sounds like an amazing individual) with those of people who were forced to travel to the other side of the world and kill people. Unfortunately, many weren’t as respected or educated as your…

He was neither “effectively” or actually drafted.

Clinton Campaign “We want to have a debate in New Hampshire, where it could only harm you, but we don’t want to have a debate in New York where it could harm me.”

In the interview, she also states that she is “completely self made” because her parents supposedly cut her off financially at 18. Later she goes on to mention working on Hook, which coincidentally was directed by her godfather, “uncle Steven.” As in Spielberg. But she’s completely self made.

Kudos to those brave women who dared to stand.

Still, some day in the future when she’s out of the Fox stable and decides to write a book about her time there, I’m going to read that cover-to-cover...

Yes.

It’s tempting to like Megyn Kelly because she gets into feuds with douchebags about their bullshit and then I remember that she also works for Fox and is a republican and isn’t exactly speaking truth to power herself.

Trump appeals to a large, loud minority of outlier scared racists. Cruz appeals to the deep undercurrent of religious and social conservatism throughout the country. They’re both equally threatening, but Cruz is much more insidious and therefore dangerous.

I don’t know why, but I am terrified of Cruz as the Republican candidate. If Trump were it would all be laughable—he’s so obviously a fascist I can never imagine him becoming president. Cruz is much scarier because part of me worries he may have an actual chance.