That’s where I am now. In the burn the bridge, don’t build it camp.

This is my problem. It is a FACT that 3 million illegal people did not vote. There’s absolutely no evidence to that statement or belief, and yet millions upon millions of people believe it to be true. When you ask for proof, they say it doesn’t matter. Truth is not subjective. And when you press on the matter, be…

I’m not even angry anymore. Horrified and distraught? Yes. But anger has left the building.

I have had multiple deep dive conversations with my partner about the state of actual dialogue in this country right now. And I have absolutely no answer.

It would be really fucking super if our President-Elect and his bevy of misfit toys would stop threatening to jail or sue everyone who disagrees with them.

I utilized the hashtag in order to learn more. They seem like nice people. But there were lots of questionable sartorial choices in the lead up.

#tresdisappoint

Did she wear a romper though?

Seriously, it’s like people are actively trying to make 2016 worse than it already is.

I feel like this wedding involved hay bales and maybe an old unicycle.

My immediate response as well.

I feel like this bus/wedding romper situation needs further discussion.

You, PantsFever, Alice Roosevelt, and I can sit over in the corner saying not nice things about people and hashtags.

Every morning (I’m a left coaster), I drink my coffee and check Jezebel/The Slot, just waiting for my daily dose of Horror in Our Time.

I know that objectively, but I don’t understand how this is happening.

It shouldn’t be shameful. If he were on the spectrum, they could make huge strides in providing a compassionate positive response, potentially giving many a larger understanding and awareness of what autism is, and what it looks like.

I haven’t seen a lot of commentary by moderate Trump voters lately. The conversation seems to be dominated by the fringes, and by sane people who are aghast at everything happening.

Exactly.

Not feeding trolls today, sorry.

I can’t even begin to understand their thought process here. If he’s not autistic, or on the spectrum, they’re positing that someone making the suggestion that he is would be defamatory. Which is reprehensible. If he IS autistic, they are threatening a lawsuit, legally claiming that something they KNOW IS TRUE is a…