Andrew Breitbart dying on the toilet from doing too much cocaine is funny.

That’s an argument that most punishments for texting and driving is too lenient, not that this punishment was too harsh. 

Proportional representation removes the “local” feeling of having a representative who represents your specific area and essentially would make all Congresspersons statewide representatives like Senators are. It’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it’s a significant change. 

“Burn it all down” is an extremely common phrase and I’m genuinely baffled at what meme you’re referring to. 

You say that like it’s the fault of the journalists and not the entire structure of modern news media and capitalism. 

Habanero Sculpin rules, it actually tastes like fresh habanero. 

Well yes, the taxes go to Cupertino and Mountain View, where the companies actually are. 

The target of the attacks is extremely clear, the specific motivation as to why they’re targeting the tech buses is totally unclear. 

Hungarian tech workers made the platform we’re currently complaining on. 

That’s a really weird way of remembering “Ainge fucked around while PG and Melo got traded for very little, then got lucky that Kyrie fell into his lap”.

Ronin is the movie everyone imagines Bullitt to be until they re-watch Bullitt. 

I assume that’s the original reason, but it doesn’t make sense why the game ends immediately on a TD in overtime without an extra point attempt. 

That’s also not even true because a touchdown immediately ends the game in overtime. The rule is just different for basically no reason at the end of regulation. 

I think that might depend on how he reacted to the strangers not taking it well.

But that’s the problem, isn’t it? The camera is needed for a lot of the interesting use cases, but it’s also the main reason that everyone hated people who wore Google Glasses.

I’m no infrastructure expert, but it seems like if you’re building a 60k+ capacity stadium in the middle of fucking farmland you’d want more than 20,000 parking spots available. 

It’d be pretty great if he did it accidentally though. 

The entire article is such a weird take. If there’s a main takeaway from the 2016 election related to this, it’s that moderately convincing pandering will beat unconvincing pandering. 

Because, 1) the right to abortion access should not be up for debate, and 2) the kind of Christians for whom abortion is a deciding factor are going to vote Republican 99% of the time for a million other reasons.

There’s a strong reason to believe that Trump’s opinion on any particular policy is pretty much determined by the last person he talked to about it.