A disturbing number of them still think we're virtue-signalling hypocrites pretending to be upset because the president said a naughty word.They still haven't latched onto the whole sexual assault aspect of it.

He expects them to be grateful. After all, he did give them a hand up.

… yet.

Ugh, I actually have some "friends" who gleefully post articles to FB every day about every bad thing that happens in Sweden, with comments like "Of course the delusional libtards continue to insist that Sweden's a crime-free paradise #wakeupsheeple #fakenews." Yeah guys, I'm sure that's what Trump was referring to.

10 times out of 10 it means "you'll have to count the bones for me; I have no idea how many racist bones there are in my body because I have no self-awareness."

I think it's not so much that women are raised to see other women as competition (men are raised to do that to each other too) - I'd say it's more that women are raised not to criticise men too much, because for some reason we want their egos to stay fragile.

It sure makes me want to hit [RUN/STOP] + [RESTORE].

When I was a teenager, i thought feminism was a relic of a bygone age. Then I actually got some perspective and did some reading and realised I was comically wrong. But if when I was 14 I'd had access to a network of guys who would talk about men's struggle using long adult-sounding words, back them up with real-life…

Are we still talking about the car?

I can imagine Trump paying a Russian gymnast's manager a wad of sweaty dollars to let him eat Jell-O pudding out of her pussy, but the idea of him actually giving a woman pleasure is frankly just surreal.

They do an amazing job and they're getting recognized more and more.

I bet he's tried to pimp his wife out for less.

I'm pretty sure a painting can only be that if it's hanging in a major London gallery.

Once more, I'd like to call for another quick re-evaluation of which side of the debate is obsessing over identity politics.

Have they tried raising VAT and killing the poor? https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Remember kids: rape is usually just an honest mistake. Mostly it's just female lies, but in the rare cases it actually happens, it's not a big deal.

Yet when John Berger tried it, people were carrying him on their shoulders…

Particularly since it involves acknowledging the virtue of the other person's position, but then choosing not to do it anyway. Because going out of your way to avoid doing anything virtuous makes you strong, and being strong is better than making sense.

That sounds exhausting.

It's like that scene in Inception where the guy insists he's not dreaming, then realises he has no explanation for how he came to be there. "I came here from the… uh… from somewhere that wasn't racist… I'm pretty sure there's a non-racist route between there and here… damn it, I had something for this."