I live here. I pay those taxes. compared to my sister in the USA I have a better standard of living at half the cost. and none of my family members were denied coverage for an existing condition like her husbands family were...but by all means keep spewing horseshit.

Isn’t all of canada a slightly off alternate universe?

I really liked this movie when I was a kid. I’m really surprised everyone thinks it was archaic and creepy. Maybe it’s because I grew up without a dad so I’m not comparing Steve Martin's character to anything in my real life? I don’t know. I thought it was a cute movie. Of course parents have anxiety about their kids…

Stacey you coming off as real thirsty and real ambitious for someone that hasn’t won a statewide election yet. There are other more qualified candidates than her. Susan Rice, Val Demmings, Marcia Fudge and Kamala Harris. Hell Keisha Bottoms the mayor of Atlanta is more qualified than Abrams. I mean you didn’t want to…

First off, I’m obviously sorry to hear that. But Martin doesn’t try to separate his daughter from her fiance; in a scene when they start making out he just kind of leaves them to it. He’s not concerned about her hymen, but it doesn’t mean he has to enjoy thinking about it. And it is far, far, from a simple stereotype…

I have to disagree with most of this. Rich, you rightly point out that this is all about Martin as fully disclosed in the title. The whole story is his perspective on events that are unfolding outside his control or comfort zone (while also not letting him off the hook for ridiculous behavior). The concept of a father…

“I’m a misogynist and I don’t want these lil niggas treating my daughter like I treat her momma.” -T.I

Taking a real roundabout path to say “I feel a sense of personal ownership of the lives of women in a way that does not and will not apply to boys or men. Men and boys are people in a way that women and girls are not.”

That’s a lot of words to say “I am a sexist pig.”

I grew up in a middle class household, but have fended for myself since graduation. I was dumped into the worst economic situation since the Great Depression, but I worked my ass off and managed to get from a bank account with 19 cents in it and a single frozen chicken patty in my freezer.

I am self-employed and work…

Ugh, fuck off.

Yes, there are some people stuck in a hard place but most of these subprime loans are from people being stupid with their money/income.

More than 50% of American’s don’t even have $700 in cash to cover emergencies. How much car can people like that afford? If it wasn’t for sub-prime loans and easy credit, I imagine they’d be walking. Public transport outside the cities basically doesn’t exist.

Sure that works for me. I have a $60K workshop in the back with $20K in tools so I can repair any old POS I buy. I can do anything but alignments. On the other hand, what can the poor people do? Most can’t work on cars. How many single moms can replace the steering rack in their $2K beater?

That’s your opinion. I personally don’t see why anyone would put anything down on a loan under 3% interest. 

Avoiding negative equity is tricky in the middle of a collapse of the used car market. Depreciation is accelerating as we speak

I don’t think getting the cow V10omous is showing us pregnant is going to help.

You can’t shut off a cow

40,000 people in two months... that could easily turn into 200,000 over the next two. Exponential growth is a real thing. The profit motive will skew any attempts at mitigating the spread in the workplace. Our government is extremely business centric, so the CDC’s guidance will be weak. I think the best way to assure…

May I ask who, pray tell, will be buying said newly produced automobiles when there is already an abundance of unsold inventory at dealer lots and manufacturer’s facilities? WTI dropped to unheard of depths-they were basically paying folks to take it, so why would this not be any different?