completely agree, that comment was revolting. would you derisively refer to someone as the medication for their physical illness? fucking doubt it.

“Walking benzo”? W O W really fucking classy. Really respectful of sufferers of mental illness.

I suppose you can feel free to tell that to the multiple women who have been murdered in the US for not responding the way catcallers wanted, or the women and children trafficked in sex slave rings in the US, or the women who have died in mass shootings by men motivated by misogyny so undeniable it was written into a…

"the suburbs of New York City" is just ... New York state. But ok.

I don't really care how I came across, since I didn't mean it to be that polite because I found her original post to be condescending.

Your premise seems to be that capitalism cannot uphold and reinforce sexism, sizeism, racism, whatever-ism — which is a premise I find absurd and hilariously naive, so you're right, this conversation is pointless.

You're right, there's definitely a good reason that even basic identical toiletries and hygiene products marketed toward women incur an unexplainable tax and cost more than men's products despite being literally identical in content and use. And there's a good reason women's undergarments are sold separately and cost…

"We like you. We also like your money. I understand how frustrating and alienating shopping can be ..." This is textbook condescension, I am only surprised you didn't end by addressing your audience as "sweetheart." Why are you positioning yourself as part of some group that is trying oh so hard to be inclusive but…

Literally none of this addresses why men's clothing seems to magically avoid all of this and men don't get charged any price difference for size. So I don't buy any of your convoluted explanation, sorry.

This whole post is heavily condescending. And negated by the post above showing that the shirts they are selling are literally identical aside from size.

Yes, loss of money is literally just like actual physical rape. You nailed it.

Also, Goop was WAY too cool about this for it to be real.

I don't always assume it. But for short term relationships that make little sense otherwise, occurring exactly when Chris Martin needs buzz for his album and then ending silently a few months later, yes.

Jennifer Lawrence's PR team has called it quits with Chris Martin's PR team. Too bad those two crazy publicists couldn't make it work.

and yet somehow taylor swift's the only one who hears that she writes about her exes too much. at least she's usually complimentary (unless you're john mayer and in which case, fuck you john mayer).

Literally no one has needed Clay Aiken's opinion for anything. If we needed you we'd call, Clay. Go back to your fucking hobbit hole. A toilet full of Jennifer Lawrence's shit is worth more than your whole career.

That's it. I'm done with the fucking news. I am breaking up with the news right fucking now. It's not me, it's you, news.

Right, okay, and women who have the rights to their own bodies, the same opportunities, and the same access to education as men are better equipped to help do things like "get the money out of politics" and "get the corruption out of big business". Who do you think owns most of the businesses and political positions?…

What is ridiculous about it?

I think she's saying that until women's rights are addressed, all of those other issues are going to be much harder to tackle because half the planet's population will be impaired in their ability to help.