Let's not forget this gem from The Weeknd:

I'd like a more sciencey article about this, esp. since the neuroscientists kind of spared everyone the hard science. Parkinson's disease is caused by a depletion of dopamine in the brain. When neurons in the brain that produce the neurotransmitter dopamine start to die, dopamine, an inhibitory neurotransmitter,…

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Yes white girls with corn rows very shocking and controversial... for 1996.

Obviously if a woman isn't performing her task as a toaster she's somehow defective. Sad.

"I let him hit it cuz he slang cocaine"

"Choice" feminism (liberal feminism, 3rd wave feminism, w/e) is the reason feminism is dead. The only one's left to really fight the original struggle are the radical feminists, and people shit on them all the time because they don't really get the point. Anyways this woman woke me up to why feminism is so fucked up…

I know she was supposedly there talking to Putin about the Ukraine, but the conservative prime minister of Germany with proximity to Putin gives me the creeps (probably unjustifiably so, but still).

The issue here is that the old adage "sins of the father" so on and so forth isn't true in this scenario. In 2001 1 in 6 black males were expected to be incarcerated at some point in their lives, and that ratio is now up to 1 in 3. So race relations in our country aren't improving, their getting worse, and there's a…

I have been Facebook free going on, I think, almost 4 years now, and yes I'm bragging because I was kind of hooked on that shit, and it was a little creepy. I can definitely say that I like my friends a hell of a lot more now than I did when I had one, and now my general outlook on humanity is actually rather…

We were talking about the semantic use of the term "racism" not whether or not such a phenomena exist; however, I'm still missing the part about the agenda.

I'm not here to give you a history lesson, although you clearly need one, so I googled two phrases: "who coined the term racism" & "Trotsky coined the term racism" and here were the results:

I understand that "most people" don't use the word the way it has evolved in academia, but in academia there is a difference between how a layman construes, interprets, or explains a concept or word vs. How an academic construes, interprets, or explains a concept or word. Many times lay culture takes a little bit…

I think when discussing semantics, such as racism vs. Discrimination vs. Prejudice it's important to remember what the word has become vs. What the word once was . So for the purposes of debate differentiating racism from discrimination and prejudice is important when attempting to illustrate an argument. So when the…

what to you is the difference between racism, for example, and racial prejudice, or are they just synonyms to you?

The term racism was coined by Leon Trotsky, a communist, back in the early 1900s. You're referring to prejudice, not racism.

Any one person can hold any prejudice they choose, but when we're talking about cause and effect, large numbers play a role. Furthermore, you attempted to extrapolate that I somehow insinuated something like "women can't be sexist" or some such nonsence, when what I really said is that when we're talking about cause…

I never used the term "sexism".

Thanks for alerting me to a typo, but winning a spelling bee won't make you any less of a clown, or a dimwit.

We were done the minute you started posting on this thread buffoon.