I understand what you mean when you tried to explain the difference if acceptance between cultures when it comes to a family dynamic. My father is also foreign was raised by a schizophrenic, in and out of boys homes juvenile facilities and lived on the street and repeatedly physically and sexually abused. I remember…

Oh please. There is a difference between physical discipline and wanton, sadistic child abuse. Physical discipline, while I don't support it, IS a cultural thing. I had friends who's immigrant parents used corporal punishment and they grew up to be fantastic people with great relationships with their parents. It…

Right? I should have run the race with her . . . she would not have finished last. By a long shot.

In case you'd like to fall in love with her a little bit more, she and her husband are adorable.

It's not safe for everyone, but it is safe for her. Different things are safe for different people in pregnancy.

"An active, healthy adult woman and soon to be mother who probably cares very much about the health of her child..."

The human body is amazing. And while that time is not national championships fast, that's pretty darn quick for a regular non-pregnant human

I think it is awesome she was able to do that, but this literally sounds like hell on earth to me.

A lot of wines have coffee notes to them, but this? EWWWWWWWWWW.

Yes, and it's not like any of them have living family members who might want to give them funerals or anything.

I feel like you're being deliberately facetious. Obviously, because it is respectful to their lives, their memory and their families. They were still human beings deserving of respect, regardless of how 'freshly dead' they are.

Uhh, because they have families who might like to know what happened to their missing relatives? And because the discovery of mass graves usually necessitates autopsies and police investigations to identify who died and their cause of death? I thought these reasons were obvious.

The last part may be true, homosexuality and transgenderism have existed everywhere, forever and are not western imports. But, I've heard from some African LGBT/human rights advocates (who risk prison, violence, exile for speaking out) that they don't think the western agenda of LGBT rights (for example, marriage) is…

ahahaha!

"thats racist thinking on my part."

White people are resentful of being asked to acknowledge their privilege, more accurately.

Saying I'm excited for this is an understatement. This movie NEEDED to happen. I'm sure media pundits will criticize it for not talking about "real" black issues (because Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh truly cares about the black community) and say that blacks are the real racists, but it's all bs we've heard many…

Spoken like someone with no clue what it means to be a minority member. Race politics is thrust upon us, not the other way around. You learn quickly how to navigate in a white world whether you want to or not. Especially when it comes to dealing with the Criminal Justice system. Cops are not our friends as some of us…

Right. Because this subject can only be explored once 20 years ago and then that's it. Everything's solved. Got it.