Me too, man, which is why, and I hate to admit this, I USED to be an Iggy fan. I've always thought some of her songs were catchy, but then I read her racist/ignorant comments on Twitter and Instagram and all my interest was gone. I was like, oh great another person who likes black culture but not black…

I was rear ended at a stop light by a dude going 40 miles an hour. He totaled my car. I got out and exchanged insurance information with him. I didn't go on a racist tirade & threaten to kill him because I am not, in fact, clinically insane.

when is it okay to threaten to kill someone's children? If this had been a black dude threatening a white suburban housewife do you think you would be making excuses for him right now?

Yeah...I've been in near accidents before and I don't think I've ever threatened to get a gun and kill someone's family due to their perceived ethnicity and/or racial heritage.

I'm in the same sleepy boat as Rebecca, so I'll leave you with this:

I'm from Boston, even in my worst moments I haven't yet that kind of racist dribble. I doubt that in "fear" we randomly blurt our most hateful racist commentary.

"Unfortunate?" Oh honey. No, no, no, no.

This brings up an important aspect of physical abuse that we don't often talk about: that for many women, an attack that affects their appearance is also effectively an attack on their livelihood.

Watching the live feeds, restraint could have been straight saying "good night, protesters!" and walking away. A hundred people standing in the street chanting (for the police storm troopers posted there) did not need to be tear gassed. Holy shit. This all could be ended by the cops seriously investigating the death…

These little boys keep on dying, unarmed and on their own

The major news corporations handling of the events in Ferguson are actually an act of violence towards the American people.

when my little brother sits up and defends 4chan (a place i avoided because my internet-new brain KNEW it was a horrible palce) i figured he was gone too deep. i'll let him drown with the rest of the kiddos that find a little harassment online to be THE BEST PAST TIME EVER.

fuck all y'all, y'all motherfuckers need…

Apparently, in this world of unbridled "free speech" we've created on the Internet, a daughter can't even mourn her father and share memories with a grieving public, because a few people decided this was the ideal time to torture a woman who dared share her story.

I have never been so filled with a white hot burning RAGE on behalf of someone I've never met. Poor Zelda.

No one's demanding he write gay characters. No one's demanding anything. It's critique, it's an important part of any artform. When this is a writer who had no issues depicting violent rape and sex scenes with minors, but says he can't write gay sex scenes....of course eyebrows will be raised. People are allowed to…

Who is saying he shouldn't 'write as he wishes'? He can write whatever he wants. And I can criticize those choices as upholding a long tradition of excluding certain types of people from literature.

First of all, that's not an unpopular opinion. At the time of posting, there is already another comment saying the same.

Body shaming is bullshit. That being said, if you are going to stoop that low, shouldn't you make sure you are in absolute tip-top fucking shape before doing it?? Because if not, not only do you look like a hypocrite, you look like an idiot for not realizing you're a hypocrite. Like, at least if you body shame when…

1) There are a lot of extremely healthy people who are "fat" see: my cousin who runs 5k marathons for shits and giggles