That's so amazing, have so much fun! Last year I was invited to the White House to talk about diplomacy (I'm still in college, but it's all a part of my long-term career goal) and it was really an amazing experience.

Idk if the writers have explicitly said so before, but I've always gotten the sense (I've watched from the beginning of season 1) that the point is a modern-day horror story, hence "American" Horror Story. So basically it portrays things that are horrifying today, in real life, that actually happen. I could just be…

I feel that way, too. For me, it sort of shows the horror to the rest of the world in a way that I don't explicitly have to. Maybe it opens their eyes a little more to what it's like, making it less painful for me to explain it.

OH NO, SEX.

They're not even old enough for college yet, and college isn't the end all, be all.

People are still going to drink soda.

You must not know how it works up here in the ol' Five Colleges. Alumni/alumnae are brought back, turned upside down, and shaken for their $$$. Lol

People are going to drink soda. Who gives a shit if Beyoncé, T-Swizzle, or Katy Perry endorses such-and-such brand? Kids like soda because soda is delicious and hello, sugary.

The outfit is still a costume to you, though. That's my point.

Still worth it in my opinion, though. People should be mature enough to know not to fuck in public and get caught—or at all—if that's the consequence.

You could buy a native headdress on a reservation and if you are not a native, I understand that is still cultural appropriation to wear it, regardless of where it came from.

Sorry, but no. If you witness what looks like a rape occurring, you report it. Let's say it in fact is consensual, what's the worst that could happen? A slap on the wrist for fucking in public? Worth it, if it means potentially catching an actual rapist.

He's like sociopathically mean. His child will probably be a monster like he is, or completely fucking hate him (hopefully the latter). I'd hate to be the kid growing up with a famous bully for a father, though.

Wearing the fashion as costumes is still appropriating culture, and not only that, but Africa has more than one culture.

It's time to get rid of George.

They don't go far enough, although the recent ads with the woman who had the hole in her throat was quite alarming. There should be more like that, perhaps on the packs of cigarettes themselves.

They're smoking because they're choosing to.

Ease can be the priority for anyone, that's perfectly acceptable. Personally, that's not my priority.

Can I ask you a question about it out of genuine curiousity/lack of knowledge? You can refuse to answer, of course.

Beat me to it!