That’s because in order to ratify it, it had to pass a vote.

You missed it. It wasn’t about political commentary until he defended the joke. Before that, it was a joke some people didn’t like, which is totally fine and shouldn’t raise any eyebrows. Then he made it into political commentary when he tried to defend the rationale for the joke. People complaining about a joke they…

It wasn’t about political commentary until he defended his “joke”. Comedians are called out for “inappropriate” or “offensive” jokes all the time. The appropriate response is either to not respond because a joke does not need to be defended, while a political commentary does. Or he could remind everyone it was a joke…

So... if somebody does something shitty, we should *not* say anything?

It doesn’t look like most people were demanding an apology. It’s criticism. Welcome to comedy.

People who supported Trump based on jobs don’t understand how the world economy works. They must think he can single-handedly reverse globalization and return jobs to the US from China, Mexico, etc.

How do you not cover the transition of a president elect into power? Do you think he will go away if the media stops covering him? Should we skip January 20th and proceed with January 21st then?

It’s pretty impressive/strange/unsettling that this orthodox Jew looks exactly like a “WWII Nazi Official” straight out of central casting.

Aggressive lip-licking.

Nothing could make the Grammys less boring.

mental illness can be a cause of “assholery”, you know.

I honestly don’t know...last year he apparently made sizeable donations to the Clinton campaign. If he is mentally ill, and obviously I don’t know him personally, but my best friend is bipolar and before she was medicated, when she was manic she would say a lot of truly bizarre shit. Imagining plots against her, super…

please everyone. no more snark or assholery regarding kanye. he’s a human being who deserves our care and compassion, regardless of your opinion on him, his wife, his lifestyle, or anything else.

I don’t know of one, but if there is I’d love to see it, too. There have been articles here and there about how a lot of classic Hollywood starlets wouldn’t get movie roles with today’s beauty standards and the plastic surgery they would have to have in order to be movie stars today.

They’ve been pushing to become mainstream for years. There are genres of music, publications, and the like all intended to gather more recruits and also make their beliefs more palatable.

As far as I’m concerned:

Speaking of Mark Hamill, his name barely comes up in that story at all. It involves his family, yes, but there’s an awful lot of effort to drag Mark into something that, based on the content of the article, he’s not directly involved in.

I think her breathing malady is called formerly being an extreme coke enthusiast.

Paul McCartney? I’m going with Paul McCartney.

I ... there are a lot of things I could say here, but I don’t want to get sidetracked by the baseless accusations you’re making (he DID intervene, and I’m NOT “making excuses”, for starters which I’ll leave there).