I mean, maybe we were seeing different media, I just didn’t really see anything attacking Tendler, but people were doing police-procedural-string-diagram conspiracy level stuff to prove Munn is a slut. I’m definitely not defending Mulaney or saying anything negative about Tendler.

I said it because he reminds me of a cohort of late-30's former frat boys I know. Partied way too hard, trying to look cleaned up now, still messy as hell. If I just wanted to insult him for being white, I could come up with something a lot more specific.

If you know any late-30's ex frat boys, he’s exactly it.

I definitely saw waaay more people going after Munn than Tender.

People gotta remember that Mulaney is basically just a coked-out frat boy and stop expecting better of him.

She was amazing on Orphan Black! My memory’s fuzzy but the one where Cosima impersonates Allison and you could totally tell.

I’m sure the Christians who straight up LARP Judaism probably do it too, but I was referring to Mormons and the Amish.

Oh, that is the description for a Republican rep. They don’t believe in a functional government, so someone saying “I’m gonna collect a government paycheck, fart in an office all day, and make racist tweets,” is kind of their ideal candidate.

A lot of weird Christians refer to people outside their sects as “gentiles” too, so they probably wouldn’t blink.

I am shocked at the number of women I know who are adamantly pro-Depp on this. I kept seeing one meme on Facebook that was like “Johnny was there for us, now we need to be there for him!” Ma’am, Johnny was never there for you, and if “being there for him” requires calling his ex a whore, maybe think about that for a…

No public apology in the history of public apologies has ever been "acceptable".

I mean... Neither did Amber Heard, but... (I know you're right, we're just in the bad timeline.)

Yeah, if they can't feed them, they'd need to release them, which I somehow think Republicans would also dislike

Couldn’t somebody sue her to death for defamation? 

Ahh, yes. Gotta love those “non-violent” anti-abortion protesters. My favorite is when they protest outside of a PP location that doesn’t even do abortions. The lady they’re screaming at to not “murder her baby” is literally there for prenatal care.

Don’t forget, the right’s strategy after Roe involved plenty of marching too. You’ve got the March for Life, the Walk for Life, the “Life Chain” etc. Of course, at each of those events they’re pushing other agenda items and keeping their voters organized and on task.

Ok, I think we’re in agreement. I see so many people pulling a Feinstein like “You idiot voters...” and then wondering why those people aren’t voting for them. I don’t think Democrats are going to get everything done, but they need to try to connect better with the voters to let them know what they are doing. I live…

Oh, I was mostly in agreement. I found the tone a little jarring, but I’m also not sure how you’d even tell the story without it being a farce since it was a farce in real life. 

I was a bit put off by the camp element to The Thing About Pam, since, you know... real people died. I get why they did it, since her testimony was so wild and theatrical, but still. 

And to the gray who has now commented 3 times telling me to kill myself: I’m taking an extra vitamin and doing cardio just to spite you.