The 20 things I learned about, The Beatles while watching the first episode of Get Back on Disney+

Looks like someone didn’t read the article.

I think there’s a pretty clear difference between “AOC spends too much money on clothes, typical broad.” and “Why did Sinema show up for this vote dressed as Flavor Flav?”

No. This take is right in line with the notion that all women have to support each other. If any male congressman was wearing novelty ties or bizarrely casual, loud outfits to vote bills into law we would be making fun of them. We made fun of Tucker Carlson’s bowties and trump’s suits. Sinema is here for all of the…

1) news coverage about the fashion and hairstyles of Boris Johnson and Donald Trump are numerous. If these three authors didn’t know that, which I doubt, then they’ve got bigger problems. Susan Collins herself mocked a GOP House Member for being physically unattractive and dressing like a slob, which was true. 

There’s something condescending watching a show or movie where the makers evidently thought it was critical that you heard, in the most simplistic, least subtle way possible, some obvious message.

“You have to nip it in the bud immediately. Those guys come in and it’s always a nice, polite one. And you serve them because you don’t want to cause a scene. And then they become a regular and after a while they bring a friend. And that dude is cool too.

I nearly threw up when I read the quote that starts “To extract maximum value from music assets...”

I’m not big on her music (can take it or leave it), but I do like her play on this.

counterpoint? more like not the point

That’s not a counterpoint, whatsoever. That’s called a tangentially related, at best, opinion.

you miss the WHOLE point. The point is IP law is beyond ridiculous in this country. The game uses a common word for its title, and now acts like it owns that word across every industry and any form of that word, or any word with that word found within it. Its RIDICULOUS.

Sure, the law is applicable to both the rich and poor in the same way that laws banning sleeping under bridges or begging in the street is also applicable to both rich and poor.

Naw, it’s rich people’s math. She leveraged a million dollars. Poor people don’t have a million dollars.

Bootlickers in the comments be like

Naw, it’s rich people’s math. She leveraged a million dollars. Poor people don’t have a million dollars.

I mean, I understand taxes to an extent doing accounting and managing my own investments.

That is... in no way a comp for a gas station.