I didn't say there shouldn't be consequences. But people who pretend to be more offended than they are and join in the pitchfork-wielding crowd are pathetic

here's one example http://www.nytimes.com/2015…

That's true. I've honestly never seen his standup

Someone. Everyday about something. The internet "faux outrage" machine is a type of bullying in itself. someone tweets something that is deemed offensive, it gets a screen shot, everyone gangs up and pretends they are outraged and then someone gets shamed or fired over a stupid joke. Happens frequently

Christina Ricci is so freaking hot

Right. Judging by those tweets he doesnt seem to be funny or clever at all. But people pretending to be outraged has gotten so out of hand.

They don't carry any impact at all. That's the point. It's pathetic how sensitive everyone is about stupid jokes. Who cares? The Trevor Noah jokes weren't even funny but how in the hell could anyone be offended by them?

I know right? He is such a loser for joking about political correctness. People getting offended over everything and anything is awesome and I hope it continues unabated in to the future. If anyone is offended by a tweet, I think the internet outrage machine should make sure the person that said the offensive joke is…

Here's my take without punctuation or proper sentences: not offensive, not funny, not interested in this guy at all, been bored with the daily show for years, who cares, how could anyone sincerely be offended by this, more false outrage at work

Chicago. I don't care that it's the most obvious one. That chorus kicks ass

leave hair products out of this. We are talking about tv

ah gotcha

why wouldn't you just DVR it

Does Lemon's accent get better after season one?

The book was awesome. One of the best books I've read in a long time. I read it back to back with "The Disaster Artist." Heck of a non-fiction combo

She is more important and smarter than any religious figure

The first couple seasons were good then that show went to hell

hey will you come make a comment on ringtv's site this friday on the "Dougies friday mailbag" article? I'd love to see how you are received by the commenters there

There used to be one in Tulsa. It was pretty cool from a kids point of view. It had a bunch of awesome video games

Women, Can't live with them, can't keep them from jumping in to closets