There are many benefits that come from minding your own business. Your skin clears up, your hair flourishes and you feel lighter as a result from not having to carry the weight of things that don’t concern you. With all these benefits, it amazes me that people don’t mind the business that pays them.

My wife and daughter are typically $300 in Ohio, which is pretty much median cost for everything in America. 

Pretty sure conservative women pay as much or more for their bland do’s anyway.

The comparisons to men’s prices is so fucking stupid.  How can any adult human being not make that comparison before today?  Women pay more for hair ffs.  Always been the case since we had salons.

The chucklefucks that this sort of “journalism” is aimed are the people who scoff and laugh at the idea of beautician and stylist educations and can’t understand why everyone doesn’t just get the same cheap, shitty hair cut at the dollar store location and use Pert Plus on the daily

You know what, ghouls at the Washington Times (owned by the Moonies the last time I checked)? I have a girlfriend who is in the fifth out of seven years of discharging personal bankruptcy (unpaid medical bills from before she was full-time, of course.) Do you know what is included in her fixed expenses budget every…

So speaking as a not-woman, my sister pays much more than the price quoted AOC in commuter regions of New York. Also Jeff Sessions should never have paid anyone who cut his hair. 

CNN: Biden leads the field in call for impeachment of Trump among all Democratic presidential candidates

Why

Sorry, but my life is quite full without having to dig through tons of crap for the few morsels of mediocre content on Twitter that doesn’t make me cringe....

Barack Obama could have used a refresher. Arguably his worst decision as President was to not hold the Bush/Cheney admin accountable for anything. He just flushed it down the memory hole and most Americans followed suit. Given the criminality and horrific results of that admin, Republicans shouldn’t have been able to…

There’s a lot of people older than her who live in America and were more directly impacted by the Bush years who STILL think he was a Good Man, Just Trying His Best For The Country. At least she eventually did the work, and I have no idea what shitting on her today is supposed to accomplish.

But the part where she said she wasn’t taught about Bush in school got people, shall we say, “wondering.”

The UN is about to have to implement a pay freeze because the US owes them $1 billion. Trump has no intention of paying, and is currently taunting them.

The person who won the most from the Trump presidency is Bush. I don’t know that we needed the refresher on how terrible he is, but the bar is just super fucking low now.

Not really. Bipolar here and I can spend weeks trapped in my own hell. You don’t go looking for shit when you’re already drowning in it, and the mental fog means you tend not to retain anything. I listen to podcasts about world affairs  all the time and only retain a small amount some days. Or it just upsets me to the…

No, her brand begins as an actor on a very popular TV show, and she has an Instagram account on the side. You’re railing against people whose primary occupation is getting attention via social media, which is not the case with Jamil.

Maybe other people’s experience was different, but my high school wasn’t teaching hardly anything about what was going on at the moment.

I’m closer to her age (31), and even in AP US History, we barely made it to Nixon. Current events really weren’t discussed much. Most of my contemporary knowledge about Bush was because I was involved in my school’s debate club and Young Dems chapter.

The problem with Twitter is the perspectives of a handful of assholes—I’m referring to those replying to her, not Jamil herself—are amplified as if they’re representative of a huge portion of society. It’s the same reason I try not to read comments pretty much anywhere but here. Pre-internet, I couldn’t have been…