This is a woman who made a dumb mistake and once she realized her mistake she took appropriate action and apologized. But fear not, roots readers! There is still time to shame her for her transgression!

Yep. She spent more on ads in Texas and Nebraska than Wisconsin and Michigan.

Hillary Clinton ran an unsuccessful campaign, but to say she ran a bad campaign is disingenuous.

This ^^

How dare you bring facts into this.

“Who in the hell is this Democrat-come-lately to scold Democrats on all they’ve done wrong?”

Their words didn’t kill her, she did. That’s how suicide works. Their words may have contributed to her decision, but ultimately she made the decision and she performed the action.

That’s doublespeak if I’ve ever heard it. Limiting speech, even limiting vulgar, toxic, stupid, hateful, and even speech that may “incite” violence is limiting free speech.

How ridiculously short-sighted.

The internet is no worse than it ever was. The “worse” is merely concentrated in a relatively small handful of social media behemoths, instead of in disparate message boards, chat rooms, etc. The overall ratio of toxicity has likely not risen at all, and in any case, notions of the internet being a toxic place are…

Sure. So would regulations which ban religion. And laws which would allow people to be locked up or executed for saying unpopular things.

I REALLY REALLY hate Cho. She is an asian Amy Schumer, execept even MORE unfunny

Its this kind of thing that really fucks up the left and progress in general. In this instance, Tilda had a constructive conversation with her peer about how to address an issue, and then Cho takes it and warps it and makes it ugly.

Or Cho is a lying hack and tried to get the spotlight put on her?

I’m probably going up against a host of readers here, but this last act seems to me like China verifying yet again that the current CinC lacks gonads.

So y’all were not almost killed by the US Army but assumed you would be and then weren’t

The pipeline is not being run in Sioux lands. 99% of it is private land and the river crossing spot is on federal land. Not tribe land.

Many white supremacists have never participated directly in violent acts against black people, but if they are mouthing the exact words that people used over the centuries to keep black people down, then it doesn’t really matter, does it?

I’ll try to explain this in very simple terms.

Gizmodo exercises an iron fist of control to silence and ostracize any comment that doesn’t align with their message. It’s hard to tear apart something that’s barely got integrity in the first place.