The best reaction to this situation (from a pure public relations standpoint)

It’s not sinister, it’s just the reality of having to work with people who disagree with me politically and ideologically.

Sure they’re greedy, but declaring murder as a response to greed wrong isn’t a moral quandary to anyone who doesn’t have a few screws loose, so if you encounter someone saying they want to kill a greedy oppressor, it’s probably fair to question what the person really wants to happen after they kill the greedy…

I wish I could bring myself to care about this, but I just ... don’t.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I don’t think anyone is having this debate for the sake of having this debate. They’re having this debate because they want to trap people.

Eh, the book is fine. Not my cup of tea, but not everyone finds their catharsis the same way.

The best part of this is that LITERALLY FUCKING YESTERDAY there were a bevy of articles on sites that Splinter routinely criticizes as being populated largely by a bunch of circle jerking access journalism frauds covering what Jimmy Carter has to say about Trump.

Contrasting Barack Obama as being bad with Jimmy Carter for being good at being post presidents, with one of your faults being that Barack Obama doesn’t directly go at Trump the day after JIMMY CARTER SAYS DONALD TRUMP MIGHT BE WORTHY OF A NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.

You mention Goldman, but the vast majority of the deregulation in this bill is for banks that are, in comparison to the Goldmans, JPMorgans and Bank of Americas, positively lilliputian.

If the bank originated the loan, it almost certainly lost money in any foreclosure scenario.

How well do parents know the real self of any troubled teenager, whether it’s a teen who struggles with depression or homicidal rage?

This guy qualifies for SSI disability.

I’d love to know which games are your toughest sells when friends ask for recommendations or how you cope with being the only one who is super into Cytus II on iOS. I can’t be the only one, right?

Yeah for the most part the rote manual doesn’t cover these types of issues.

An application is not an employment contract.

There was a case in California a few years back that hits this topic almost directly on the nose.

It’s a mom joke. Lighten up.

This is excuse making for not wanting to blame Obama and you know it.

A primary after which they ultimately grew to be close allies.

Obama was very much, and I suspect is still very much, aligned with Clinton on some of the core issues that many people on this site call her a “neo-liberal” or “corporate schill” for embracing. Taxes, trade, foreign policy, healthcare, believing that the best model for our economy is a mixed one with more regulated…