Yeah, it's definitely not a majority. But I've heard plenty of petit-bourgeoise and religious conservatives complain about having to fund the poors' education. One guy, who considered himself a moderate to liberal, objected strenuously to the idea of any taxes from a rich school district funding a neighboring poor…

That still entails reducing a human being to a dollar amount. It's still disgusting.

That's why they do it slowly by establishing charter schools as competition, and use code words like "school choice." But they absolutely want to destroy public schools, and any other public good other than guard labor.

Human beings are more than just the value that they might add to the workplace. Your way of looking at the world, no matter how popular it is, marks you as inherently antisocial and disgusting.

*Dumb guy voice* "BUUUUUUUUH, that's not really a good way to look at it. Basically you're arguing the government is responsible for providing you all the basic essentials of life at no cost. That's stupid. Sorry."

Feel bad for me…I'm just a humble male stripper named Idi Amin-Suharto.

The guy writing Cap might be a bizarre, "both sides are bad" centrist dumbass, but at least the guy playing Cap has morals and a spine.

Sorry, I'm only interested in diaries of powerful, vital, devil-may-care kids. And I don't care how many houses I have to break into to get them.

…is an inaccurate concept, yes.

No they don't

I love Street Fight. And Tuesday's episode (April 25, titled "Bootlickery") was really fantastic, probably a good one for new listeners. Though I wonder if ball-Earthers are going to be able to handle the flat Earth truth Brett and Bryan are laying out.

At least he's not perpetually one drink away from organizing anti-leftist death squads like Jen Kirkman.

Every so often I put on a ghillie suit and watch the local college's women's soccer team from the bushes next to the field. That way they aren't put off by the male gaze. It's called "being an ally," and more men should try it.

Podcast hosts who look exactly like stereotypical podcast listeners…what a fine example of solidarity this May Day.

It's time for millennials to move beyond their childish student loan and medical debt phase and start earning money from capital income accrued from investments made after being in an Apple commercial.

Yeah that is weird about Ming. Maybe he's told them that it's supposed to be a weird voice instead of a racist accent?

Maybe he meant them as self-deprecating jokes about his age, but he definitely seemed to think that people weren't adults if they didn't own homes, get married, and have kids. And coming from a millionaire comedian who went to Yale, I think that's in especially poor taste.

I just got the bluray box set a couple weeks ago. I love them with the zealotry of a convert and will fight alongside you.

The nicest thing to say about Ming is that it's 20% less racist than Thomas Middleditch's Chinese character.

Me too. At some point it seems like the guests (at least for the free episodes) switched to soap actors and dad rock musicians, and Jimmy got mad at anyone whose politics were to the left of Joe Lieberman.