I laughed because what else can you do when the truth is this disturbing?

I don’t know if distinction matters, since they seem to be working to advance the same ugly dangerous causes, but I feel like Jones’ rants come from a place of genuine insanity while Milo’s come from a place of bone-deep self loathing.

My really good friend pushed me into watching it a few weeks ago, and I’m a bit obsessed.

He still has Lynne Patton and Katrina Pierson. Plus Diamond and Silk.

I think Rosie might be a Frenchie.

Why are all of these alleged sexual abusers (Allen, Trump) commenting on Weinstein at all? Do they think that if they point to an even bigger predator we’ll forget they’re also deviants? No. I just see one rapist talking about another rapist.

Last year my department got to choose and watch a Halloween movie. I really pushed for Beetlejuice. Like, I emailed and campaigned for it. I hadn’t seen the movie for maybe thirteen years, but I remember loving it.

What in the actual fuck? They did away with the drawings? Must capitalism run amok over all my beloved childhood books?

It’s good to know that this flaming shitball of a presidency has, at least, inspired people to meet up at a gun range.

Because they’re being protected to the extent that they are. If black teens were involved with the crime, their identities might not be released, but the way they’re being described would be markedly different.

Oh, I love the actual commercial. It’s weird and kind of creepy. I wish all ice cream commercials were futuristic dystopian vignettes.

I love the commercial. It’s weird and different. But I personally suspicious of “low cal” ice cream. I know what I’m about, son, and it’s not that.

I saw “low cal” and became IMMEDIATELY suspicious.

Growing up, my brother was in the same Poorly-Named-Boy-Scout-Alternative wilderness group as the son of one of the wealthiest family’s in town. Their house was so large (about 15,000 square feet) that during the winter they shuttered most of the rooms because the cost of heating the entire place was astronomical. If…

The trouble with not addressing that all white Americans benefit from white supremacy, that all white Americans are to some extent racist, is that many white Americans will decide, “This isn’t about me. I’m a good white American. I don’t have anything to learn.” I see the use of all in this case less as a blanket…

Tyler Perry is one of those people who, to me, sounds sane and capable — but makes such troubling movies that there have to some demons banging around in his head. He made a morality tale where a woman contracted HIV after cheating on her husband. It makes sense he’d run with such out of touch people.

What really gets me is that, to the frat bros in charge of the hazing, the tragedy here will always be their legal battles. It seems likely they will regret what they did not because they took no action while someone died in front of them but because they’re now being held legally accountable for those actions.

I mean, who wouldn’t fuck that tiger?

What really weirds me out is that Linton writes, “Your kids are cute.” I guess it makes sense that you’re going to click on the Instagram profile of someone who “insulted” you, but acknowledging the other person’s family, especially where you’re a public figure, is so...odd.

I can understand where you’re coming from. How would you create an open dialogue with the alt-right protesters who marched through the UVA campus? Instead of meeting them with scorn, what would be a better way of responding to them?