I dunno what's worst, that cheeto dust covered nerds are using this as a rallying point or the inclusion of a bunch of words white people hate just cause they didn't know what they meant until two weeks ago

OR Feminism has become a mainstream buzzword. As it should be. And people are just pissy.

The list almost reads as an old person's "Words to get mad at because you don't understand the meaning" list. Way to stay relevant, Time.

Friendly reminder that the US edition of Time Magazine sees its readers as idiots and is terrified of covering any issue of substance:

Why is Time spearheading the Orwellian concept of banning words in the first place?

When I was in Europe, selling monogrammed thermoses, THEY would cook my steaks for me until it was tender, no matter how long it took. Americans are so lazy sometimes.

you new age hippie you! Choking is the new Eff you! :p

Sorry. Police departments throughout America are going rouge. There's no service to society behind their actions. They are militarized, aggressive, and anti-citizen. We fund them to act against our peace and liberty. We need to stop this madness. The ACLU has been warning us about this.

I keep hoping that people will start to fully comprehend the idea of "not contagious until presenting symptoms." Even some of the comments here on Jezebel are SO reactionary, it's a little scary.

This is literally the dumbest thing said about Ebola. More people have died from gun murders TODAY than from Ebola when this mass epidemic panic started. Please calm down you won't catch it....unless you've been having shit fights with infected people.

I had always given these people the benefit of the doubt, I found them annoying but they seemed to really love each other. This is just sad to hear.

The tone of the article is off-putting. It's all "HAHA I'M SO CRAZY" with absolutely zero recognition that she probably terrified her target. It's just a story to her. Blythe Harris is a character. Even though she seems to understand that this is an actual person, the fact that she may have fabricated an online…

Is Hale so incredibly dense that she doesn't see how every single thing she has done here not only explains why a book reviewer would use a fake name but also justifies the everloving hell out of it?

I was just attempting to cover a roughly parallel issue on Crosstalk. (Written but not sent.) It is time that writers and celebrities nut up and move on about negative comments. We are not here to blindly mau mau everything you do. If you want that, start a cult. I am so bored with actors and whoever else that get…

The more I think about it, the more creeped out I am by this Hale lady. Okay, some lady wrote a bad review and maybe lied about the book. It's called trolling. It's the internet. It happens. The fact that her response to this was not to try to dispense with concerns over the content, but rather to ACTIVELY STALK THIS…

"Her fiancee, Simon Rich, is a writer for SNL and the New Yorker."

There is statutory rape in this book. That the author doesn't see that as rape is astounding. That you believe a stalker's accounts of her victim is even worse. You have absolutely no evidence that Blythe isn't who she says she is, except for the words of her stalker. Shame on you.

"Her fiancee, Simon Rich, is a writer for SNL and the New Yorker. Her fiancee's mother, Gail Winston, is an executive at Harper Collins, the house that is publishing her book. Her future father-in-law is Frank Rich, of the New York Times. And her friend, John Mulaney, is also in her corner."

Full disclosure: I don't actually wear overalls but I am not ashamed to admit that I regularly wear old, worn in flight suits that I have collected from pilots who are bigger/taller than me. They're so soft, like snuggies but with a hundred zippered pockets for your every need. Plus, they're FREE! And if someone…