Imagine you get all your news from Fox, Breitbart, et al., and listen to a drumbeat of half-truths and outright falsehoods, echoed back at you from the websites you frequent, tuned to your existing prejudices, for 10 years or more.

Forget it Jake, it's Hollywoo.

I might always hear that in Todd's voice.

Holy shit yes, the position of her arms can't be a coincidence. They put so much thought into little details.

Why fight it? They're fun and hurt no one.

The audio of the Jonestown mass suicide is also quite chilling—and long.

He said "greatest speech," not "longest fucking speech ever."

I hope you enjoy the next season as well, Tyler.

Boola boola!

Your religion-based hatred is duly noted.
(My better post deleted by a moderator, apparently.)

Make that thirteen!

> You know what, I hate people.
…thought Michael Griffin, Paul Jennings Hill, John Salvi, et al. No surprise, though, as religion and hatred go hand in hand. It starts with the belief that a lump of flesh has an immortal soul, and ends with beheadings.

Well this couple didn't make a different decision when confronted with the reality. What's so wrong about that? I can tell you that when confronted with an unplanned pregnancy, I never had 0.0001 second of doubt. For many of us, there just is no moral quandary about it. That might seem alien to you, but plenty of…

<sincerity> ^ Whoa. That's some heavy shit, dude.</sincerity>

Or fixing an error after it has been pointed out?

We don't know that she got pregnant because they were careless. No form of birth control is infallible.

You mean the chamber of people not agreeing with you? All the answers about how and why the Diane and MPB could reasonably be expected to have discussed whether they wanted to have children well in advance of her pregnancy have rolled off you like water off a duck's back.

They've been married for more than a year. Do you think they never had a "what would we do if we got pregnant?" discussion?

"If it grows, it lives."
So does a cancerous tumor.

Saying, "Abortion is not funny," as if it were a verifiable scientific fact, is precisely the opposite of "people have different opinions."