Here’s the thing: fuck you, and fuck him. I’d say it to both of your faces regardless, especially your smarmy dipshit face hand-wringing about “online anonymity.” No wonder you left Twitter, you vacuous smarm agent:

Hense the 2017 Presidential race win

I am now writing an angry, poorly-spelled email from my phone on the failure to include said GIF, typical anti-jackass media

The rest of Johnson’s public comment is a long, rambling rant about how a flag can’t hate and a flag can’t love, and how he had studied the Confederacy.

Honestly, it’s an even bigger crime that he uses a headset mic

kiddo, I just quoted back to you exactly the question you asked, in the hopes (how foolish of me, I can nowsee!) that you would understand that you literally asked a double-negative... which sort of defeats the purpose of the point you (I think?) were trying to make... but yes, call me out on the missing period in an…

Did what happened in the headline actually happen, or not? You seem confused by your own use of “technically correct.” Are you now disputing your own words?

why wasn’t it not click-bait, indeed, a very good question that you definitely put a lot of thought into before you shat it out all over you keyboard and hit “publish”

Yes or no: Which headline was more a more accurate depiction of the events?

I suppose the headline is technically correct

1) Does the video, in fact, show “Virginia Tech Women’s Lacrosse Team Chanting The N-Word?”

Maybe you should pay your employees a livable wage?

how are you so good at such breathtakingly-stupid comments

Well, that explains where all of your extremely good comments come from

Aww, I remember being 17, too

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Nooooooooope.

I mean, sure, we’re at some of the lowest rates of teen sex-having, and teen pregnancies, AND abortions, for that matter, but naturally we have to get this shit UNDER CONTROL

yes, you did very well at understanding what you just (possibly) read, thank you for stopping by

hey, there’s the winning attitude that gets people to come around