I especially like the song;

Favorite sign from the protests:

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but bone spurs will keep you out of Nam.

motherfucker, the “alpha/beta” paradigm isn’t even real in actual wolf populations, much less in humans. do you believe in “soyboys” too? 

I knew he’d go once Davis had gone. There was no sensible reason to stay.

“Mom, Dad, I love you guys, and little sister Toi. If I get out please take me to a pork barbecue place. I love you Dad, Mom.”

Well, looks like the forcast is stormy with a chance of thunderclap back. 

Love how Diesel Engines can look at a site, and he is the moral authority, but Stormy is on the site and she is a slut. Been a pet peeve of mine for my entire life. 

False question, there is no reason to tell the difference between the two of them.

Lately I’ve been feeling very cynical and kinda down. As such, I’m going to continue to take a dark turn from my normal cheerful demeanor: At this point I’m not sure why any POC, LGBTQ person, or immigrant would want to serve in our military these days.

“For instance, who thought a “they’re very slowly getting away...” space chase was exciting”

It is not civil to politely ask people to leave. When you don’t want another person to be in a certain place, the civil thing to do is separate them from their families, kidnap and imprison their children indefinitely, and lock them up. This is precisely what the people at the restaurant failed to do. Be civil. Be…

At what point does the build-up end, we proclaim the punchline of “The Aristocrats”, and we snap back into reality?

From an account by Bill Moyers re LBJ:

One of worst aspects of all this is the message it sends about what’s valuable in others. Even if the anti-vaxxers had it right, is having a dead child better than one on the spectrum? I understand that it’s hard and it must be heartbreaking to see your child struggle with Autism but they’re alive for you to see it.

Reminder of the biggest trap well-meaning liberals fall into when talking to alt-right types, as put by French existentialist Jean Paul-Sartre

You are assuming we will still be around to tell the story. The way this fool behaves, you never know.

When I first read the dialogue, I was confused as I thought it was Wally. Then we got them referring to him as Barry.