Sure but I think you’re missing the point of the OP: Swifites who would normally have zero interest in a football game are buying out tickets for the chance to see Taylor, a non-football player, at the game.

Baseball fans buying tickets to a baseball game for the chance to see a baseball player play in one of his last…

Place was sold out, full of people who’d traveled from all over the country to put on his jersey and watch him strike out twice.

He has the “right” politics so they’re glossing over him doxxing a woman for rejecting him in high school.

It’s because he’s a minority. If he were white they would be going fucking nuclear on him. 

Well said. The thrust of this article is an attempt to invent controversy where none MAY exist. I say “may” because what’s missing is any context on why it hasn’t been studied further.

“Blaming ACL tears solely on our biological makeup, however, is inherently problematic.”

Knee injuries are more common in women for all sports, not just soccer. You listed all of the contributing factors in your article, but didn’t like the answers apparently.

“typically by dudes who can kill us.”

Not when it comes to the Olympics. They field separate teams. 

You wouldn't need to. She would have already left you because you have nothing to offer. 

>receiving far more backlash for her divorce compared to male comedians (read: John Mulaney)

Literally what are you talking about with the John Mulaney comparison? His split was talked about WAY MORE on all the gossip sites, blogs, socials, etc. than Wong’s. I know people who used to be fans and now hate him and won’t watch him anymore because of the way his his divorce played out in public.

Do the millions of unwanted children who could be brought into the world and then neglected because some well-meaning goofball created a mechanism by which callous indifference pregnancies became get-out-of-jail-free cards deserve it?

If anything, I saw waaaay more backlash to his divorce. I’ve barely seen any about hers. There also seemed to be a lot of backlash because Mulaney talked so well about his wife until the divorce (blindsided!), which uh... certainly isn’t the case for Wong!

You don’t care about children’s suffering?

LOL, that John Mulaney didn’t receive backlash after his divorce. I didn’t know about Ali Wong’s divorce so I don’t know what the chatter has been about, but there is no way people didn’t consider Mulaney’s divorce “problematic” too... whatever that means.

Uh, John Mulaney’s divorce was insanely criticized all over the place.  This is some revisionist history to act like he didn’t get a ton of heat for it.

Some people (like Elizabeth Holmes) are also inherently cruel and harmful. Keeping people like that away from their kids is good. We do it to poor people when it’s not necessary, and we don’t do it to rich people when it is. 

Well, I’m confused how it is cruel exactly for the state to continue to impose a sentence on a person that was already established before because that convicted person has abusively created a life with callous indifference to its fate in order to use it as a bargaining chip to avoid a fair and just conviction.

Holmes has reportedly said “pretty people like me” don’t go to jail