I will happily pay my own money to help ensure Ludacris stops passing along his genes.

Anyone ever notice how Americans love democracy as a concept right up until the point it enables voters to make choices?

I’m sure it’s not annoying at all to try to shame your friends into voting for someone you just acknowledged has no principles.

The person I am now is a very different person than I was in the late 90s, precisely because of my exposure to feminism and the great efforts on the part of various friends, family members, and girlfriends to educate me on what it is to be a woman in America. Among the things that have changed is my understanding now…

You really don’t want to bring up sexual perversion when you are supporting a candidate who actively aided and abetted a serial sexual assaulter.

Feel free to look up “confirmation bias” when you have some free time.

You mean you’ve had to deal with privileged people throwing temper tantrums because they want someone to drop out of the race? Good. Welcome to my life for the past several months.

I’ll feel a little more sad for you when a single Hillary supporter articulates a reason I should vote for her that has to do with her…

The fact that you couldn’t be bothered to respond to my actual comment and instead are still going on about people and colonics also makes it clear that your own persistent syndrome is jackassery.

You do realize that diseases generally require years of research before they’re “recognized” or named as such, right? It’s not like someone came up with word “fibromyalgia” and suddenly it was “recognized.” Medical research is finding very clear patterns with people experiencing not only symptomology but persistent…

My sister was one of the most vital and energetic people I know and she is now a shall of herself after treating this for years with little success. And not, by the way, with “colonics” for her “biofilm” or whatever nonsense the jerks (yes, JERKS...who the hell is anyone to deny someone else’s illness) are making fun…

What a lot of these brilliant doctors on the thread do not seem aware of is that whatever you call it semantically, there is a condition by which people who have been infected with Lyme Disease have ever-elevating symptoms for a long time after, and also plenty of evidence (ie, you know, actual tests) showing that…

I said “fairly.” And it’s clear you have NO interest in that, so there is no point in discussing this with you further. Go jerk off to your copy of Atlas Shrugged and let everyone else work out good labor policy.

You said that a worker and employer should “negotiate.” There has never historically been a time when a worker and an employer can fairly negotiate as equals prior to the rise of collective bargaining. You’re arguing for some utopia where employers treat their workers fairly and negotiation is something that can be…

Too bad you completely ignored the main point, which is that you are arguing based on a scenario that has never existed in the history of employment. If you don’t believe employees are entitled to earn enough to survive, I would hope you’re in favor of a strong welfare state, since there simply are not enough jobs for…

Yeah, that would be a lovely thought, if there were ever a period any time in history where employees had the same power to “negotiate” as employers did without the backing of a union. But thank you for explaining that you think people’s work is actually worth less than it costs to keep them alive.