[N]o white actor could get away with what Smollett did upon being asked if he liked white guys, if it was about a black person.

Wow. That’s so sad. Look at all the privilege that black actor has over that white actor. Whatever will that white actor do to get over it. Really makes you think.

KARMA!!

We also have the freedom to kneel if we want to when we hear the anthem. Or turn our backs. Or dance a jig. Those people died for her freedom to do that too.

Gooooooooooood. And all the ashy Hoteps out there can miss me with their rape apologist bullshit.

And some kittens...

Well, that’s depressing AF. No one is a winner here. Have a subway car full of balloons.

Oooooh I like this!

I'm co-opting this immediately. Deciding whether to unleash it on my aunties or my husband first. Probably the husband. He sends many "Negro please" worthy texts.

That’s an awesomely clever word*

I say negro all the damn time its such a black thing lol

“While we’re being honest, I’ll admit that I frequently employ the term “colored people.”

I’m not a republican and, again, it doesn’t matter if you think it’s harmful because it is literally inescapable for all people on the planet. I realize that it is in your best interest to get angry at me about that, but it’s still a fact. You cannot escape radio waves.

I wonder if people like that understand that the planet is bombarded with far worse stuff every single day.

Now I’m trying to reconcile in my head a person who is a fan of both Jill Stein and Forbes...

Like I said, if it worries you, spend all of your time in a faraday cage. Because otherwise, it’s still just a radio signal and no different from all the other radio signals that are going through you this very second. The only way to avoid it is, like I said, a faraday cage. Otherwise it doesn’t really matter what…

If you think non-ionizing radiation is harmful to you, stay in a dark faraday cage at all times and you might have hope. Otherwise, wi-fi is no different from all the radio and TV signals that go through you every moment of the day and have since we started broadcasting radio over a century a go.