For the record, I'm all for eugenics. We practice it all the time with generic testing and I think it's great. We need to separate the racism and social Darwinism from the word is all. (and I like to think I'm somewhat civilized)

And that's it. She hasn't demonstrated shock, but simple indignation and no intrest in inviting anyone else into her speech community.

That's not the point. It's not who has access, it's who the message intended for.

I didn't say she was marginalized, just that she was in a situation simalar to marginalized people. And then I used that framework to show the position she was in, in a relatable way to an audience of fellow feminists. Also, we marginallize people all the time, often for good reasons. (White supremacists, cults, etc.)…

You're right. She (like many members of marginalized groups) has been unfairly expected to speak for the whole group and she doesn't want to bare the weight of explaining that within the group the media is supposed to be placing blame and guilt tripping. That's what makes this hard and I wouldn't want to have to try…

Well... that's not what she said. She (like many people who live in communities that are not understood by the mainstream) doesn't want to, or doesn't feel the need to, explain herself and her community, perhaps because she feels like she can't or shouldn't. I'm drawing a parallel between the way that Feminists treat…

We write for specific audiences. This was posted on her blog and on her Facebook account (which she presumably uses to support and advertise her blog) and was meant to be disseminated to an audience that would be able to engage with the media with certain contexts. If someone is following her blog or Facebook account…

This really doesn't bother me. Her media got outside the intended audience. An audience that has the coding tools and contexts to understand it (and perhaps lacks others that would cause offence). She is just being upfront and saying that, by being offended by this media, you are showing that you are not part of the…

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You might think that, but when you are vulnerable you are most suggestive, which means even if you delay buying anything it's still the best opportunity to raise purchase intent.

What the fuck NY?

Ok look, I drove on zee autobahn for the first time this summer and I felt like a unicorn running free along a rainbow, feeling the clouds stroking my sliken mane.

It's by a Canadian sketch comedy group called Picnic Face. They are great. I worked with them a few years ago. They eventually got a show for a single season season.

I know in Canada we have quite strict rules about the shape of the front end of a car in order to protect pedestrians in the event of an accident. It applies by model year and so makes importing cars tricky and in some cases impossible. There are a lot of Lancers that can't be registered in Canada, but if you go back…

Drove my step-father's S65 AMG once. Game over man, game over. Bi-turbo V12. Will not do any sort of speed limit.

My first car/boat was a '92 Sable Wagon. The tranny died and it was sold for scrap. I'm on Craig's list every day looking for a decent one to buy and treat like my first born.

- points for not being able to figure out what model of car you're selling

Maybe she's going to play Red in a flash back or something.

I lol'd.

I love my Charge. Working in technical theatre means that a multi-tool is a daily necessity and having the interchangeable bits and the wood file have saved me having to run down to the shop many many times.