There is no such thing as too many “Thanks Obama” gifs in one post.

Yeah.

Look, you’re just wrong, and youre cutesy attempts to be snarky are just falling way short.

Occam’s Razor doesn’t state you should make the simplest assumption about causality about every situation you happen upon.

I thought you were the person I responded to initially, and there is now a reference to Paley’s statement, (his romantic partner at the time of the incident) in their comment.

Apparently there is a fog, seeing as you can’t even accurately state what Tither-Kaplan said happened from an article published yesterday.

Ummm... women who were offended when he removed the plastic on their crotches when he was simulating oral sex on them?

People will throw the success of NES and SNES classic in your face here, but those are the exception that prove the rule. There are a handful of games that will remain all time classics for enough people to justify making sure there is a reliable way to play them.

I already got most of the enjoyment out of The Office I can get out of it (maybe I’ll be up for a 2nd re-watch in a few years), so if I can squeeze out a bit more utility in the form of retroactively judging it by the standards of 2018 for some clicks and stars, WHO ARE YOU TO JUDGE ME!?!

This bizarro Lemon that we’ve been witnessing as of let isn’t a blackening of the CNN pundit, it’s merely a testament to the bottomless nature of the Trump administration

Forewarning, long response is long.

If Trump were more suave in his fascism, I think the taboo might be worth breaking, but his awfulness is so over the top it seems like Obama can still make important points while not addressing him directly.

Eh, I wouldn’t be too sure. Not for the reasons that Simmons lays out, but ultimately, these egomaniacs want the same thing, and the best way to get it at this point is to stick together for at least the next year or two.

That’s not such a great comparison though.

Belated, but good.

Ed Norton definitely has had his career’s trajectory altered by being famously “difficult to work with”.

It might have been a little of column A and a little of column B. I’ve followed a little of that so called “campaign”.

Maybe, but I also think Barry Goldwater had more brainpower in a cubic millimeter of brain matter than Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan have between them.

Even everyone doing it over the course of 5 to 10 years would be an utter disaster. The most aggressive countries and states trying to ban things like fossil fuel burning cars aren’t even willing to set dates earlier than 2040.