>> Alter your own deals

>> Alter your own deals

>> before you even knew what they were disagreeing with.

And yet Google, which apparently is horribly undiverse, is possibly the most successful and influential company in the history of the Earth. Confusing.

And yet, it is the author who is suggesting we stop treating difference “races” differently.

>> I think that’s the only reason he was denied or a complaint made; a Mexican-born hero ... being awarded the MoH? For some small-minded people, that is a bridge too far.

Man, Gizmodo’s de-evolution is astonishing. Today alone:

An odd thing about that “The Outline” article.

The second sentence identifies Eichenwald as a “former Republican.”

I can’t find anything that backs that up. His Wikipedia article doesn’t even contain the word “republican.”

Later on, The Outline author claims that Eichenwald’s “continued highlighting of Medicare fraud…

Conversations about gerrymandering are always the same, EVERY TIME.

Articles like this are like a weird flashback to a time when Gizmodo cared more about gadgets and technology than about left-wing agitprop.

My difficulty in reading this no-doubt informative article is that Gizmodo has established such a track record of only giving us one side of any given story — invariably, the side that reinforces their raging confirmation bias.

Good catch.

Huh. I’m trying to remember the last screw-up by a Republican politician for which Gizmodo somehow “forgot” to identify which party they belonged to.

Hey Sippowitz, this is just meant as a friendly PSA: Those wipes might SAY flushable, but they’re not. It’s a complete lie. Those “flushable” wipes are seriously how plumbers put their kids through college. They just say “flushable” because they sell a lot more that way.

Hey Sippowitz, this is just meant as a friendly PSA: Those wipes might SAY flushable, but they’re not. It’s a…

So, I take it we’re now mostly agreed that Gizmodo has just decended beyond a crapfest into absolute farce?

Because sex is just something women tolerate, amirite.

Idk Germain. The trailer, poster etc all look good. But a movie like this plays so hard toward your biases — you so badly WANT it to be good — that I don’t know if I can trust your review.

>> Ponder was verbally and physically assaulted, and ultimately arrested, because a racist white man with a superiority complex, fragile masculinity and a badge decided to show her how little black women matter to him and his department.

This isn’t a criticism — I’m just purely curious if you know how employee-based health care came about.

Good comeback.

Wow, you got me. Good job, Internet Keyboard Warrior.