And on the third day millennium, God said, “Alright, they can drive.”

wasn’t that the guy from missouri, or do they *both* think that.

someone should tell her she can be a rocket scientist *way easily*.

your statement - 41% or 9 million people “isn’t very many people”

my counterpoint, it kind of is.
the rest of above was ad hominem conjecture

that doesn’t put all the blame on them -
merely points out - the younger generations typically are the ones to speak out against war, lead the charge and so forth. now, much less so.

…

yet if her *ass* runs for office

that’s going to be one nervous incumbent

9 million is a low number?

(definitely enough to affect the race).

we’ll always have Paris.

that brilliance belongs on your official twitter page.

41 percent of Millenials voted for Trump

that’s a pretty large chunk. without them, he doesn’t win.

though I also hear and concur that the problem is *multifaceted*.
the racist aspect is HUGE.
it reared it’s head during Obama’s presidency, Trump merely cashed in on it’s visibility.

also - that “facts” phenomena is totally…

melania? is that you?

you’re so much wittier than i thought!

hate to think of Kanye’s scheming mind in this as well...

re: no more kardashian selfies.
HALLE-FUCKING-LUJAH

“everyone has stumbles and that’s okay.”

while totally understand your point. think there are also those who go “too easy” on a stumble and whoops its a year long, taking out everyone in their path.

ie: there has to be “some” shouldn’t be doing this value attached to it, (though perhaps not quite the 12 step…

“Addiction should be seen as a chronic ongoing medical condition”

so true. our culture’s bullshit, copout, “company line” is that it’s a personal weakness.

so true.

as a culture, we just don’t “do” depression. we sweep it under the rug. stigmatize it. deny it.

it probably says more about their own commitment to sobriety - (and trying to stay on that path themselves).

the fact that he was sober kinda reinforces that he just couldn’t shoulder the pain anymore.

agree that there doesn’t seem to be see any “relief” in that fact.

there was a great video snippet with Denzel Washington saying something like:
“we don’t care about who’s right, we care about who’s first”

that in a nutshell, explains everything that is wrong with the mostly factless, clickwhore media of the era.

a lot of it has to do with the decimation of the education system and abolishing critical thinking skills (endless standardized tests don’t teach those).

fix the above, the *number goes way down*.

case in point - watch some historical debates from the 1960's and compare them to Trump’s debates.

yet with those places methinks that might be the point.

the constant reminder that one doesn’t matter/is entirely replaceable does a pretty iron-clad job of stifling any dissent/original thought.

training people to be the closest that they can get to a “machine”. :/