If someone wants to dive into Atlas Shrugged right behind Bernie Sanders’ head during a rally I would have zero problems with it. As I’m sure the vast majority of people there would as well.

I don’t know about you but I’m absolutely fine with anyone reading a book at any political rally.

Why not? I love books. If they want to protest that way, it's cool. They're not being loud or disruptive.

Johari, girl, you my hero.

1. I bet that white couple is racist as hell, but dont think they are because “My ____ is black!”

I just watched the video over and over again for like the tenth time and holy shit do I love this woman.

Shero.

I hope more than anything ever in my life that she was paid to be there. Not only because that means Trump has to pay people to make him look like he has diverse support but also because she was paid to give zero fucks and read her book. Can she start a book club? Can we pay her to sit and read during all the GOP…

<3 for this lady. A woman after my own heart - not rain, nor sleet, nor hail, nor bigoted idiots will keep me from my book.

So much hidden humor!! Well, obviously, there’s the lady in question, who DGAF. But then there’s “Dude Throwing Shade at White Guy Reaching Around Him”:

I was in line at a Fresh Market behind a lady who wished the cashier “happy holidays”. The cashier replied, not aggressively but very very distinctly and pointedly: “Mer.ry. Christ.mas.” I was feeling a little wicked, so when my turn came, the cashier very pointedly said “Merry Christmas” to me, and I replied,…

Ok, but I would like totally get Christmas tampons. They should come with non-absorbent green or white stripes, so that after you use one it will look like a festive candy cane.

I’m atheist, and I feel like a fraud saying “bless you” all the time, but it’s habit. I really don’t know if I can change....

I have no problem with people who say “Merry Christmas.” But if you get annoyed with my cheerful reply of “happy holidays!” - then we have an issue.

Probably Christian colleges and BYU.

A-freakin-men! This was originally a show about talent and creativity, but now it’s a time management competition. I get that the competition requires some time constraints, but I think this last season really makes the case for bringing back the creative competition, as opposed to the race to the runway that it’s…

A lot of the problem came when they switched to Lifetime and one day challenges became the standard.

Yes the most direct correlation for me, is to that of the entitled weird guys who blame society and the “norms” for their lack of female attention. “But I’m such a nice guy! Why don’t women understand how I deserve them!”

Not to be an armchair psychologist, but I imagine the woman who would do this is also probably an abusive spouse who has squashed everything in her husband’s life.