It helped some heretofore ignorant white people come to grips with their privilege, but it was not helpful? How is that not helpful?

"TL;DR - I think your norms about *how* to dialogue may be stymieing efforts to enact change."

Like, this guy comes off as a bit of a creep, but are we seriously saying that "coming off as a creep when interacting with a woman" is perfectly legitimate grounds for firing? Some guy asked several women if he could take pictures of them in a way that made them feel uncomfortable. That's all that happened here,…

Allen Iverson was a great basketball player. Even if his playing style was hurting his team's chances. This is the strongest case against analytics obsession for me: the fact that it's exponentially increased the number of tiresome scolds on the Internet who want to make others feel bad because they like guys who…

Goddammit.

Lol @ "You can't think that 'Taylor Swift is among the best songwriters in America' is a ridiculous statement unless you are also a working musician!"

As you can see in the video below, you can freely explore the field. If you like, you can can stop at gas stations and rest. When running in the field, your party members get tired and stop as would real people.

"Pointing out a fallacy" is just "calling something what it is" though. Like, if you're arguing with a strawman and I say "you're arguing with a strawman," how exactly am I being a dickhead?

Jesus Christ, a 10-minute video? This guy may know a thing or two about silencers, but he needs a lesson in short attention spans.

Seahawks wouldn't get called on it.

Because they're no longer really in Atlanta.

Good fucking riddance.

Bryce Harper is just a special, once-in-a-generation talent, something he has proven time and time again in his short career. He deserves so much more than to have announcers mildly poking fun at him, or to be jeered by fans of his team's biggest rival. What other athlete has ever faced such unfair treatment?

"YOU are reading into the video. He was less concerned about her well being and more about how his violent outburst was going to affect him."

Of course, as soon as I published this comment, I received a funny, well-written message from a very attractive woman. It's good to know that my Internet commenting is having an impact!

As a guy, I try to avoid generic messages like this. It's certainly more effective. That said, it can be frustrating when you put a lot of work into coming up with ten uniquely clever messages for ten uniquely clever ladies, and your efforts are rewarded with ten instances of "so-and-so visited your profile" and zero…

I liked it, except for this part:

It's common for abused partners to stay with their abusers, and having this situation play out in the media spotlight can't make it easier to deal with. I'm not trying to downplay that. At the same time, it's fucked up that so many people assume that an adult woman couldn't possibly feel the way she says she feels.…

Yeah that stat is just insane. I wonder if that's some kind of record.

I just want to know why there is a tiebreak rule that takes effect only after THE 54th INNING!