“Was a Republican in the ‘90s” doesn’t tell you much about a person’s current politics.  That party has changed a lot.

Well, its been a minute, but yes.

Good spices, though.

“Another?” The signature quality of the paltry amount of left-wing terrorism we’ve had in this country has been its ineffectualness. We had the guy try to murder the Republican softball team, and killed... nobody. And we had the guy who tried to storm an ICE facility, and killed... nobody.

That’s not a particularly big mirror in the last pic.

“A B- is literally negative.”

Grade inflation is real. 

“New”?  Where have you been the last (checks watch) 10,000 years?

He’s just surprised that McConnell didn’t refer to it as “new-fangled gaslight.”

I also suffer from anxiety. You know what’s really good for dealing with anxiety? Getting in random public confrontations with strangers.

He’s the guy you went to high school with who’s trying to sell you life insurance, unaware that you’re trapped in a closed time loop and have been listening to his sales pitch every day for a literal eternity.

“And Then They Came For Our Manholes” - A Novel by Chuck Tingle

What I love about this conversation is, I keep saying, “I’m aware how fortunate I am,” and you keep responding by throwing up examples of how fortunate I am. I get it: dealing with self-righteous fucks like Dale Peck is definitely easier than having to do sex work to put food on the table. And if this conversation had…

So, for starters, you described being closeted as a position of luck and privilege. Which, I think, really helps illustrate my point, so thank you for that, I guess?

Which privilege? I’m a white, middle class man. You need to be a lot more specific.

I saw Blair Witch in the theaters, but well after it had been over-hyped as the scariest thing since sliced bread. Sat through the whole film with a comfortable sheet of film cynicism between me and the movie. I enjoyed it, I could see where it was being scary, but I wasn’t personally scared at all.

It’s convenient to fob off responsibility over the response to this article on “clueless straight allies,” but I don’t think that’s the issue here at all. This is a generational thing within the queer community itself.

“Your article and attitude seem to indicate otherwise.”

You know what would really help in this article?

100% guarantee that the only group you’re going to get sanctioned for talking shit about under this new policy will be white Christians.

“The semicolon falls in between; a bit of a longer pause, but not quite a full breath.”

Pretty sure that’s incorrect semicolon use.  “A bit of a longer pause, but not quite a full breath,” isn’t an independent clause.