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You realise that you're verging on parody here, right? Like...just ready-made stuff for reddit and MRAs to quote that makes every other feminist look bad, right?

So if I follow you on Twitter, that means you're not allowed to post anything negative about the Eagles because it might upset me? That's a pretty ass-backwards view of how Twitter works.

Are Americans so petty that they'd directly harm the livelihood of someone over a sports preference?

Yeah, and is 5,500 miles away from Morocco. They have about as much in common as Portugal and Latvia.

If he was a real tough guy, he woulda played out the rest of the game.

Is what 7-11 sells even technically "food"? I mean...if you consumed it, it would probably give you at least one nutrient and maybe stave off death by hunger for a few hours, but is that enough to be considered "food"? Is there a qualitative aspect here that petrochemical-cheese-product and twig-like "taquitos" just

Yeah, not really a "shock-collar" at all. It's actually a really clever application for the new wave of nerve stimulation technology that's currently being used very successfully for pain management in complex cases. Whether it will work or not, who knows, but it certainly isn't anything like a shock-collar in form or

Yeah, not really a "shock-collar" at all. It's actually a really clever application for the new wave of nerve stimulation technology that's currently being used very successfully for pain management in complex cases. Whether it will work or not, who knows, but it certainly isn't anything like a shock-collar in either

Yeah, not really a "shock-collar" at all. It's actually a really clever application for the new wave of nerve stimulation technology that's currently being used very successfully for pain management in complex cases. Whether it will work or not, who knows, but it certainly isn't anything like a shock-collar in

He happens to be gay himself, so I don't think he's all that worried about sounding like it.

First of all, Lupita was born in Mexico City, which isn't on the same continent as Marrakesh.

Yup, and they enjoy using local brown people as scene-setting background props.

Again, not every racist thing is overt or explicit. Whether it was intended or not doesn't really matter - it's the effect that matters. And in this case, the effect is that (as usual) brown people from non-Western nations are used as props to juxtapose against a wealthy, successful, Western celebrity to promote a

Not unfair at all. These days left-and-right backs tend to be judged less on defensive/offensive contributions, and more on how often the commentator takes notice of them. The best right backs tend to be fairly inauspicious for 88-89 minutes, but when it comes time for them to produce a game-making bit of magic,

Yup, and Miley Cyrus just thinks black backup dancers are beautiful too. Not all racism/racists attitudes are overt and explicit.

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Yeah, reading these threads I can see you're trying to present yourself as a rational debater here, but opening your comment with "if you don't like it, leave" doesn't make you look rational at all.

It shouldn't be a "right" in the first place. Most countries that once considered it a right have grown up and done away with it.

Is there a reason why Vogue had to take her to Morocco to do this shoot? I get that because Lupita is black they have to put her in an "exotic" locale, but they could have at least done the shoot in Nairobi (where she grew up) or Mexico City (where she was born). They couldn't even get the right kind of "brown"

It isn't being controlling. It's ensuring that both parents and medical professionals are up-to-date with the well-being of someone too young to make critical healthcare decisions by themselves.