“He told me he had a hit list of five guys who he did not feel were worthy of the word murderer because of who and how they killed,” Boyle said.

Well, I got a decent PC controller and a Chromecast dongle for like $18 because of Stadia, so . . . thanks for the memories!

Ted Kaczynski did many things, but produce “complicated political thoughts” was not one of them.

I mean, I think its weird that relatives of victims of a serial killer are watching Netflix dramatic reenactments of the murder of their loved ones.

Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s hubris and pride lead directly to the loss of abortion rights in this country. She already had a bout with pancreatic cancer when Obama was in the white house and he held a Senate majority.

Although it isn’t “midsize,” the Bolt EUV is decently sized and dirt cheap; like $32k without the $7,500 credit, which it should get. 

“You don’t understand the “help” that is available to many of the homeless is unacceptable to them or in some way so unpalatable that being on the streets is the better option.”

“My Wife’s Boyfriend is Right, so I Got a Vasectomy” 

I didn’t say there aren’t causes out of their control, or they are MORALLY to blame; I just said that many of the chronically homeless simply CAN’T take care of themselves. I WANT to take care of them. That means not letting them rot to death on the streets, which you seem fine with out of a misguided sense of…

Also; more comfortable for who? A park bench taken over by a homeless person isn’t very comfortable for park-goers looking to sit on a bench. 

What other conclusion can you draw from “lives on the street, has no job, can’t wash or feed themselves?”

“like this fucking happens to a private home, give me a fucking break”

FWIW, there’s a growing movement to reclaim the word “fat” as a neutral description of, well, people who are fat. I actually like it; it’s totally honest and removes the shame associated with being fat. It’s just a neutral fact.

They don’t have a moral obligation to work, but I have a moral obligation to work to provide for them. Gotcha. Makes all the sense in the world. 

If that guy needs immediate rest, he can do it somewhere other than a bus stop that working people use. 

Habitat for Humanity builds houses for low-income families, not the homeless on the streets with drug addictions and untreated mental illness. 

Tell me you’ve never taken public transit daily without telling me you’ve never taken public transit daily. Working class people shouldn’t have to put up with that shit just to get to their jobs every day. The job of a transit authority is not to fix the homeless problem; it is to run a clean, safe, efficient public…

Seems kind of lame to keep blaming Reagan for something that politicians have had 40 years to fix.

Yes, it is paternalistic, because homeless people by definition have proven that they lack the ability to take care of themselves. So someone else has to parent them. 

Ask this author what then think of man-spreaders on the subway who take up two seats.