Roseanne made a joke, Papa John apparently used the n word in the context of saying how it would be inappropriate to hire someone else who has said the word publicly.  This isn’t about jokes or even standards of decorum any more.  This is a purge.  

You know what man, that kid meant a lot to me, and he was still just a boy, plenty of time to grow into man if someone else hadn’t committed the only act finality that one can’t take back. I’m just sick of people pissing on his grave and you’re the guy I’m finally taking it out on.  But whatever, positive vibes…

BILL CLINTON A RAPIST

Donald Glover

Incels are not seeking the affection of women, rather they desire the control and dominance of women

It totally is!

That was totally written just for the corny in joke so that they could go looking for an “MC” but find a “DJ”

Everyone here is going to ignore this just because of your tone but you’re dead right. Anyway though, I don’t think anyone comes year for serious insight, but to just to punch down on these clowns

It’s sad Keanu never got to play that role

What exactly is the unique cultural experience of someone descended from those who spent time in the internment camps?

1) I dunno maybe

It mimics journalism for people who never learned to read

This.

While I think you’re 100% right I also think that it’s a tipping point in the degree of base exploitation that is already part and parcel of the culture these guys represent. The revulsion people feel isn’t just over their past behavior or this incident but of the fear that this is only the beginning.

You know what’s weird is I can actually see it in all of them except Tavis Smiley

Hello there Mr. Shit Bitch

Serious question: How are women taught to be considerate to men’s feelings?

Ghost of Eazy E is a Russian bot? Are you fucking kidding me? Is this what it felt like to live through the red scare?

Maybe there would be more outrage in Alabama, because of the miscegenation factor  

Yeah overall dude has a bias that he’s blinded by, actually for whatever reason I always thought Eazy was a woman, but in the end we’re all better for having him as a commenter here. I genuinely enjoy his hard stance “as a black man..” perspective and I look forward to it particularly on some articles, his presence…