Yeah they’re one of those things that exists but aren’t really as common as the people complaining about them would like you to believe. 

“I never envisaged the amount of interest there would be. It’s quite weird,” said Charles Stopford Sackville, whose family has owned the sprawling property in Lowick, England since the 18th century (via Daily Mail). “I don’t take it as flattering.”

If you cannot tell the difference between a country defending itself from terrorist attack and an invading force destroying homes, schools and hospitals, targeting civilians, particularly children, denying displaced people access to food aid, I’m not sure there is anything that can be said to you.

You know Israel’s an American colony, right? $3.8 billion a year, baby! 

Why the fuck are they doing it, then? And this takes significantly more effort than “thoughts and prayers” online

You’ve really got a bee in your bonnet about people trying to stop genocide huh

Thanks for putting words in my mouth!

What a blessed life you must live that when confronted with the mass murder and starvation of thousands of innocent civilians your first thought is “but what about those poor celebrities who had their speeches interrupted?”

They signal boost, which is all they are meant to do. You’re correct that they’re not meant to change anybody’s mind or to inform anyone of anything they don’t already know, but they certainly do something. To say otherwise is to nullify your own authority in speaking on the subject.

As opposed to the constant, whiny tone policing you’re doing in every article mentioning the genocide in Gaza?

Is there a “White Bro” alert that goes out to summon them to spam articles? Because there is no reason for them to be here in such large numbers. They did the same on a “True Detective” piece recently. Not buying there’s this much real interest in an episode of SNL. 

John Cena probably made up this anecdote so sites would focus on that instead of his very possible involvement in the Vince McMahon lawsuit.

Hummm....

Done properly, all weapons should be kept under lock and key by the armorer, with a clear chain of custody, namely, if you’re not the armorer or the performer tasked with handling the weapon on camera, you are not to be touching the weapon. Period.

I’m back to thinking he’s cool after reading this herb ass post!

The highest compliment to an expert in their craft is they “make it look easy.”

“The name is spelled differently when referring to the character, by the way. That doesn’t count as number three!”

It’s one of the most realistic things ever put into a comedy show, too: a boss who takes his shitty job too seriously and tries to care about his staff (but is almost incapable of that) versus a guy who clearly doesn’t want to be there and recognises its all bullshit.