Like father, like son...

I’m guessing Pocahontas and Belle. Both essentially seduced by creepy older men.

I couldn’t agree with you more. The national divide we’re experiencing now is between empathy and selfishness. It’s not conservatives v. liberals.

And that is not a perspective that anyone needs to hear more of. Or that deserves respect and equal time. No thanks.

It’s not that hard to accept. In a lot of ways, the character was an iconoclast, which doesn’t really require you to have any political affiliation. That the character would also be a Trump supporter is no more surprising than that the actor is a Trump supporter. People mistook her for an ally when she was just a…

Eh, given her age, race, income and education, it’s almost a sure thing she voted for trump. Remember back in 2016 and leading up to the election a lot of republicans were saying that trump loved the LGBT community because he hugged a flag and was from NYC?

“I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it.”

Yyeah, The Wing can also try doing what black people had to learn to do: say it’s open for all to avoid the idiotic “reverse discrimination” claims (or reverse sexism in this instance) and market your ass off to your target audience. Just use tons of pink, only feature women in your promos, and dudes will get the…

If it is true that he fathered Britney Spears’s little sister’s baby (she got pregnant on her show on nickelodeon, show ended, etc.) I wonder if the paternity can somehow be evidence, even though the statue of limitations on statutory rape are up. I mean come on, the child’s paternity IS UNEQUIVOCALLY EVIDENCE.

I feel like the New York Human Rights Commission probably has better things to do.

One parent of a child reportedly complained to a teacher that their daughter had become “cheeky and defiant at home after being encouraged to say ‘No!’” To which I say: they should be so lucky!

“I suspect that the rules against fraternising are unrelated to cheerleaders’ protection.” 

They are absolutely unrelated to cheerleaders’ protection. It is not about keeping them safe, it is about protecting the ‘image’ of the team and the ‘purity’ of the cheerleaders themselves.

Think of the retrograde policies for…

So if there’s a place that is very hard to get reservations for, and a cheerleader manages to snag one, and she takes her parents there for their 50th anniversary, if an NFL player shows up, unannounced, and the maitre d’ allows him to be seated, SHE is the one who is in violation of the rules and has to leave?

So, to protect the cheerleaders from the players, they make rules of what the women can do on social media? These two things have NOTHING to do with each other. Republican, old, white dude policies detected.

What’s the point in having NFL cheerleaders anyway? They’re not paid minimum wage in some cases. They have ridiculous rules they have to follow, which aren’t that different from misogynistic theocracies. They have to parade around, wearing next to nothing, but they’re not allowed control over their bodies when they’re…

Usually true, but when one actor is onscreen considerably more time than other actors, that argument loses some steam. At that point it looks like fundamental unfairness.

sorry I don’t buy that Matt Smith had no idea that he was getting paid more than Claire Foy. While I agree that a lot of the responsability of this fuck up lies with the agents who didn’t negotiate properly, clearly Matt Smith didn’t mind being paid more than the Queen. Men for the most part are SUPER OK with the…

She has a Golden Globe. She’s been nominated for an Emmy. Why is it a news story that got her fair/better pay when her accomplishments are RIGHT THERE?

When one of your parents is an awful human being, it’s OK to say so out loud. See how that works Ivanka?

One thing led to another — you can call it God’s plan or nature’s plan.