They just seem genetically predisposed for savagery and destruction.

That’s exactly the thesis of Coates’ “Donald Trump Is the First White President” in The Atlantic.

When you get whites together in groups you see the thug element. It’s in their nature. It’s rare you can get large groups of whites together without some sort of violence. When you throw in this country “music” which promotes drinking and glorifies white thugary you have what you have on Sunday.

I remember when Coates first started blogging at the Atlantic. I remember thinking, who IS this guy who writes like a poet about current events? And like Michael says, he wrote opinion pieces like research papers, with lots of sources that weren’t the usual thing. I would show his stuff to whoever I thought would…

Oh, I’m sure hockey fans will have a calm and rational reaction if he does.

Depends on how you define “politics”.

I’m talking about this difference. The little badge is pure class and it stays.

They do build a wagon. They just don’t let you have it.

Wanna know the best part?

Since when is a Giulia terrible? Also, that Audi is beautiful. Your opinion is doubly bad.

You know what else is brilliant to drive? an A/S6 Avant.

The ultimate crummy design element: The LED backlit Benz logo.

Materials which are supposed to look like other materials.

now I totally agree but it’s really more of an after market thing then it is a design element from RAM, an example of a design element from RAM would be the stupid giant lettering

Those weird cars that are crossovers of crossovers and cars, because yo dawg, I hear you like crossovers...

Now I know you might be thinking it’s that mistake of a bumper on the back, and you’re not wrong. It is terrible. But look down....way down. Low profile tires on trucks make me angry in a way best reserved for Netflix Original season finale cliff hangers. Ok, cool you bought a truck. I respect that. Hey, you use it as…

Giant fake grilles. I dig the look of a lot of the cars that have them, but it’s still disappointing especially when they’re obvious.

I hate this new trend of putting the reverse lights and turn signals on the bottom bumper. My eyes naturally follow the brake lights of the car ahead of me, and putting these down low seems to make it harder to notice them.

I need to do more research before I can feel comfortable inviting him to the cookout. I’m sure he’ll do his part and bring foil and the fancy napkins in bulk, but I just want to make sure I won’t regret it.