I thought I would, but no.

I can verify your feelings are weird.

No more hyperbolic than equating a racist rant with a physical beating.

I don't know; they brought back Original New York Seltzer and it is just as awesome as it was when I was eight.

Intimidation is not violence. That a person feels afraid by the words or presence of another is not violence. If it is, then any public speech display can be classified as violence.

That is a very dangerous, Orwellian definition of violence.

Why? What is the effect of calling it out?

Dan Savage said it best in an interview with Vox last week (paraphrasing): you can either win with imperfect friends or lose surrounded by perfect allies.

At least in 2000 it was because Gore and Bush both tacked to the center as hard as they could. In 2016, one side was the Klan, and the other side was stopping the Klan, and it still wasn't good enough.

At John Roberts' confirmation hearings, McCain asked him what his favorite movie was. He said he was torn between North by Northwest and Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

If only there were a jillion hour long documentary on the subject, one that could be constantly played on public television. . . .

Freddie Prinze's voice-acting has gotten really good.

I can't speculate about the jobs, but if a Juggalo was in a custody battle, the opposing attorney would definitely use that status to argue for terminating parental rights and granting sole custody to the non-Juggalo parent.

I agree, and would point out that the best things about Rebels are the female characters.

Dare to dream.

That is a good point. Creedence influenced good Southern rock (ZZ Top, Fabulous Thunderbirds) and shitty Southern rock (everybody else), as well as Minutemen, but the Beach Boys influenced everybody. I would point out that CCR released their five best albums in a two year span from July of 68 through July of 70. …

Is it just me, or does Annie Clark look like a completely different person depending on how she styles her hair?

I'll refer you to my above reply to @10Cities10Years. Also, for the sake of clarification: I feel that both issues (economic anxiety and racism) have to be solved simultaneously, but not by the same solution. they feed off of each other, so if you only solve or focus on one, the other gets stronger and makes it…

First off, my "thesis" is really addressed to the electoral issue. "Why did so many white Obama voters switch to Trump?" And the two answers are "economic anxiety" (boo!) and "racism" (hiss!). My point is that the demographic that switched from Obama to Trump has spent the past thirty plus years being primed equate…

Hold up. Greatest American band? What about Creedence?