It seems deeply unlikely that a retired supreme court justice of BC (the person who headed the investigation) would have indicated that he should be fired if there wasn’t at least a reasonable degree of meat behind the allegations. This letter should acknowledge that.

It sounds like he was found to have done something, just obviously not all of the accusations, or there would have been police involved.

I mean, that’s easy to say from a distance, before the confrontation happens.

From the linked article:

If you’ve been associated with this person your whole life but haven’t meaningfully confronted them about any of this stuff, the email idea is good, but it’s probably fair to follow that up with at least one live conversation.

One of the most inspirational quotes I’ve ever heard about fighting against injustice comes from Auron in Final Fantasy X.

Oh, don’t get me wrong, I agree that people don’t vote based on rational policy evaluations.

And Daniel Bruhl is really good at playing Nazis!

If I ever have a little girl, I’m going to get her the Lyanna Mormont version of that.

You can have a bunch of hipsters who wanted to live in New York move into your neighborhood or you can have President Trump.

I wouldn’t call it soul searching. When an election is this close, you have to analyze what went wrong and work to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

This is the fight that we wage against ourselves and each other, because America is not natural. Natural is tribal.

Eh, I wouldn’t be mad at them.

The threat of ISIS is already being combated.

“Technology works differently than law. Technology knows no jurisdiction,” Snowden said via video conference in Russia, seemingly oblivious to the fact that a change in policy would be necessary for his return to the United States

It’s legitimately embarrassing to think I live in a country where enough people would vote for a human being capable of making these statements publicly that they could win a seat in what is one of the 3 most powerful institutions in the United States.

No, there are plenty of options for punching them in the teeth besides starting a war. For starters, we could reaffirm our commitment to NATO and focus on both economic sanctions and on providing aid to countries that have a harder time turning away Russia as a trading partner than we do.

Yet another great example of the comforting lie being substituted for the hard truth.

I disagree that a $15 minimum wage is the last war. If you fight that war absent of fighting the conditions that allow companies to pay less than a living wage and still find job candidates by the truck full, which is that our labor force needs to be reshaped to fit the needs of our economy in 2016, then there are…

Yet that is the vision that Trump peddled, and if we’re being honest, it’s the vision that Bernie Sanders peddled and to a lesser extent, Hillary Clinton.