You can literally make someone look any way you want to in a social setting with 60 seconds of film footage and a screencap. Our faces change moment to moment even in the span of one sentence, and when captured on their own and shown without context (i.e. unedited film footage) can be used manipulatively to push your…

what a stupid article. were you at that white house event in the photos? were you eavesdropping? are you able to hear photos? maybe it’s not the right time or place for Musk to bring up his concerns around the policies in that photo op.

you’re pissed, just like a lot of other people. boycotting ideas and people you…

Hi Jeremiah. Let me try to explain this to you, as someone who is also white, and male, as best I can.

A comma splice joins two independent clauses with a comma, and is therefore a grammar error. The sentence you’re complaining about is absurdly long, but it does not contain a comma splice. The three independent clauses are separated by a colon and two dashes.