One time she went to Russia on her own dime to convince gathered world leaders that climate change is a problem.

I’m noticing an increasing number of Arabs at Walmarts lately. Are you saying that it’s best to keep guns away from them on account of the dangers of celebratory gunfire at weddings? Hm? That’s so racist.

USA Today saw Newsweek running pieces by the Islamophobic conspiracy nut Ian Wilkie and decided to get in on the fun of turning into complete shit, too.

USA Today saw Newsweek running pieces by the Islamophobic conspiracy nut Ian Wilkie and decided to get in on the fun of turning into complete shit, too.

lol Ben Norton

Syrian activists are subjected to the same smears, too, incidentally. For example:

Smith has written some okay stuff about ISIS, but yeah, he really isn’t that big a deal. He’s probably best known for the crazy phone call he got from Sebastian Gorka several months back.

The GOP plans for her to spend that money here: http://www.cabelas.com/category/Handgun-Ammunition/104372280.uts

The fucking Intercept. Knew I shouldn’t have bothered clicking on that link.

against the wishes of the Syrian govt

Wondering what the world would look like had we not deposed a democratically elected President in Iran, in favor of yet another dictator who was more closely aligned with “American interests”.

This week has shown that there is no depths to which the Republican Party will not sink.

Good trolling.

He’s desperate and really, really stupid.

They’d been tipped off about Omar Mateen, but didn’t do anything that might have stopped him from shooting up the Pulse nightclub.

Okay. The city of Aleppo is actually Halab. Most people in the English-speaking world won’t know what you’re talking about if you say it that way, though, because that’s simply not how it’s said in English. (And people from Aleppo really don’t mind.)

Just keep saying it.

Most people don’t realize that the common expression “Stop throwing your pants at me, Todd” is extremely offensive to Cambodians.

It’s PyerngcCchoing.

It’s not a matter of ignorance, just language differences. Are you being ignorant when you pronounce Paris the English way rather than the French way, or are you simply speaking English? For that matter, are you being ignorant when you say Germany instead of Deutschland? And are the French being ignorant when they say…