It’s because of the movie It. That created a lot of kids scared of clowns.
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Ok... granted I have a soft spot for Blake... And the 70s... I love that dress! Arg. Not what I would have chosen to wear to a state dinner (and like why were they invited??) but I do love it. And for her, it is very covered up. So, there’s that?
She literally could have talked about anything else though. Even D.A.R.E., which was an epic joke, certainly started the conversation about drugs much younger and made it a community issue not just a parental issue. Or you know, just being a nice lady or whatever. People can still pick apart that but at least it has…
Wow. You are seriously defending this? There are a MILLION things she could have said about Reagan that are true. ‘Strong first lady, amazing courage during her husband’s assassination attempt’ and she went for this. How do you think you are progressive and spout this kind of stuff?
Has HRC ever done anything wrong in…
I don’t care how big of a HRC fan you are (and there are justifiable reasons I know, I know. Calm down Hillary stans. Yaass Queen and all that) this is a shameful lie.
I'll vote for Hillary in November, because what choice do I have, but after what she said about the Reagans and the AIDS epidemic of the 80s the thought of doing so actually makes me feel ill.
This is the intersection of things I don’t really care about: Kim Kardashian and babies. A friend of mine liked this pic on KK’s Facebook page, so it ended up on my feed and I blocked it.
Ok, but, like, home girl had a kid semi-recently. I get it. And it’s a really nice wrap dress robe.
I thought you meant “something vaguely bathrobe-esque” but I looked at the pic and nooope, that is a fucking bathrobe that someone attacked with scissors when they realised it needed to look a bit less like a bathrobe. So now it looks like a bathrobe styled by an angry falcon, which is not a huge improvement.
Hot take: That baby, like many other babies, is cute. Once the baby becomes not a baby, his cuteness will likely diminish over time.
It's so nice to have a PM who doesn't look constipated all the time.
Sadly, Jack Layton was so ill by then he probably never would have made it to the state dinner even if he had been elected.
No need to apologize—I think the “real women have curves” narrative (which kind of only exacerbates the problem, despite being originated with really good intentions) is pretty well seeped into the culture now. I get what you meant. :-)
It’s not “female” victims of violence. It’s “female victims of violence”. Traditional self-defense is modeled on situations where men are fighting each other. The dynamics of domestic abuse are different, and domestic abuse is mostly men attacking women. Expanding the definition of self defense to include the dynamics…
I think what I meant to say was that when we see bigger bodies (jiggling and bouncing around) it evokes more of a reaction. Whether one (like my sister) chooses to label that as “sexy”, that’s subjective. Ultimately, I believe the ad was pulled NOT because the network genuinely feared that this was too sexy, but…
No no no, neither she nor I meant it that way, yet I do understand that that is definitively how it came across in the post. I’m sorry. No body shaming here. EVER EVER.
I love the sentiment that if Hillary wins “the country is done.” Like all the Republicans weren’t sniveling about that exact same thing when Obama was running for president. Get over yourselves. Stop being so damn hyperbolic. The world did not end after Obama was elected (twice!). Everything is not about you, guys,…
I have zero opinion on what she is doing for trans rights. As you say, it’s not my fight.
I think trans women have a critical part in the discussion of women’s rights and feminism because they come from a unique perspective and face a separate level of almost openly tolerated discrimination that I, as a cis Black woman, can’t imagine facing.