If you can’t run with the big dogs, stay on the porch!

This is underappreciated.

Holy shit. “I’d rather have frozen pizza than racist pizza” is my favorite thing now.

I’m a Missourian and I’ve been asking all of the union members with “Vote No on Prop A” stickers and signs if they vote Republican. They do and they don’t understand why that’s bad.

Having delusions doesn’t mean one isn’t able to think. It’s common for someone with schizophrenia to act on a delusion, then carry on normally. Be skeptical if you want but this guy’s history suggests that he’s not making it up.

“Liar.”

It’s not just a social comment either, it’s a defense that gets commonly used. When I bring up the fact that my school district’s discipline statistically discriminates against black children, I get this as a response. It’s a way to deflect and not have to address the bias within ourselves and our systems.

MCs on point

Thanks for the link. May I suggest not taking the Presidents test? That is, unless you want continuous images of George W. Bush and Donald Trump flashed on your screen.

It’s really hard to acknowledge that you’re part of the problem but it’s reckless to avoid confronting it.

Half my neighborhood is from Ghana. They all have jobs, are active members of the community, and have great kids.

Maybe those who personally know one of these men may be surprised because they didn’t think it would be him that did these things. No one is surprised that men act this way, though. Anyone who pretends to be surprised is being disingenuous.

Dana White is in the background on the pee tape.

Campaign song: “Do you believe in life after Trump?”

“Multiple exclamation marks,” he went on, shaking his head, “are a sure sign of a diseased mind.”

negative ass hell

Yeah, you know me.

That’s the stupidest fucking reasoning ever. Guns are used to kill lots of people. Crossbows are not, nor are they nearly as effective of a weapon. Get rid of guns and we’ll see how much murder starts happening by fucking crossbows. Dumbass.

Don’t forget “moms” and “dads.” White people don’t refer to black parents with those terms.

I’m middle-aged and starting medical school. My wife asked me whether, if I didn’t, I’d regret it later. That was what made up my mind for me.