Like, why the fuck would she leave her couch there?

Thank goodness she got his phone as evidence. Most victims have McNary a clue who their attacker is.

His new number is too long to fit on it.

#burlivesmatters? Hasn't he been dead for like 20 years?

This is a little off-topic, but... I had a friend who showed up to my father's funeral wearing jeans and work boots. Because that's what he wears for his job. He took his lunch break two hours early so he could come and pay his respects and I thought it was lovely. He made an effort to be there for my family and we…

Variations include #bluelivesmatter. My stepmom posted that on her facebook (my dad's a cop in Ohio), and I just about lost my shit. I can love the crap out of my father, and still want him as a professional to be held to higher standards than "I shoot because I can." I can support him and hope for his safety, and…

"Oh, it wasn't jeans? Well, wouldn't surprise me if she did wear them!"

http://news.yahoo.com/slump-york-arr…

I suspect that, like most things with the NYPD, at the bottom of this issue is the fact that Chirlane McCray is black.

The NYPD union can go eat a bag of wet, sloppy dicks.

I just can't with this. You know what's disrespectful? Turning your fucking back on the Mayor of New York because you're upset that he, what? Talked about having to protect his son from police violence? Fuck right off with your jeansgate.

First thing I thought of:

I don't know what they are complaining about. Look at that mileage!

Here in America we get offended by the dumb shit people say ALL THE TIME. We get offended by comedians' jokes ALL THE TIME. The issue here is mass murder. I don't know what your news media is reporting, but "no one should have been offended" is not the underlying current here. No one should have been murdered is.

What these terrorists didn't have a right to do is kill innocent people over a cartoon. I don't think you're arguing that they did, so please don't misunderstand me.

So my name IRL is Phyllis (something I once struggled with and then learned to embrace in my teen years). While in a woman's lit class in high school, reading the "Heidi Chronicals," we were tasked with writing a play about a female activist. Ever contrary, and obsessed with other women named Phyllis, I picked Phyllis…

No shit, I was re-reading the Handmaid's Tale on the train this morning and I was like OH HAY PHYLLIS

I agree. I thought Schlafly had gone the way of bee hives and three martini lunches.Something we giggle about. Who knew these views were still relevant to ANYONE?

I . . . I didn't even realize that women going to college was something you could be mad about anymore.