You know, there really is a point where all of this constant negativity and bashing of Iggy Azalea crosses the line from being on point and justified to just being mean and unnecessary.

No I am saying they are not exactly the same because they are not exactly the same. Governments doing things are objectively a million times worse.

Government policy vs a tiny minority thing isn’t exactly the same.

Except that the Saudi ban is enforced by the government (functionally the highest order), so if they decided that the punishment is death for driving, then there is nothing short of international intervention that can prevent this punishment from being carried out.

Bahahahahah, what do you actually know about Sanders’s record on women’s issues?

Yeah, except that everything you’ve covered about his actual Presidential bid has been about how he’s a sidenote to Hillary. Then this.

Hey Jez, good to know your first mention of Sanders is about this, and NOT about how he has and wants to spread equality. You’re so helpful.

“Much like his presidential campaign, it’s not going to go anywhere,”

It’s not that his campaign isn’t going to “go anywhere,” he's running to pull Hillary further left. That's the point.

“Quirky” sayings? I guess when you’re the NYT, quotes that highlight the growing income gap, environmental degradation, inequality, and a host of other social issues is “quirky”. Even when those quotes come from FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, and Pope Francis, just to name a few. (Full disclosure, I follow Sanders’ page and I…

I would not underestimate him. He has integrity, and credibility as to the issues he speaks of. If he doesn’t run out of money, I actually think he is the only one who could beat Hilary in the primaries.

No one fights more than Bernie. I mean, he gives zeros shits about saying something that might be unpopular if he believes it.

Good point. Not everyone wants to/should go to college. I think apprenticeships really need to make a comeback.

This is what I told my man: “I’ve had a lot of sex. You’re welcome.”

OMG Thank You. I’m child free, but at 54 I still feel a disconnect with women in their 20’s and 30’s who talk smack about feminism.

In 35 years, from 1958 to her retirement in 1993, in a small-town corner of Corporate America, my mother went from the secretarial pool to a position as a market analyst for a major pharmaceutical company, having frequent interactions with their internal advertising department, as well as with executives from…

Excellent. Beautifully written. More stuff like this at Jezebel, please.