Social justice is a political discussion, and it’s a relevant topic in a gazillion places, but not one that’s ostensibly about cars.

No one complaining about politics on Jalopnik are doing so because of debates about infrastructure or automotive regulations.

Cars are political.

I hope this means that we no longer see multiple articles a week telling us about the average length of today’s auto loan and how trucks are too damn big. I need more articles about obscure cars that nobody’s heard of so that I can answer more than a couple virtual car trivia questions correctly.

The bigger question is “does he live in NYC”?

I’m not going to be completely satisfied unless we get an official name-change to Curseshaw.

There was an old saying about the Braves and their pitching staff whenever the playoffs rolled around in the 90's.

That’s not nearly as bad as #ouston.

I think it’s just spelled @lanta.

I’m pretty sure the unwritten rules will show that that was not a bat flip.

We’ll see, man! Hope you’re right!

Similar to when the Bruins lost to the Blackhawks after the marathon bombing. I fucking hate when sports teams use tragedies as some sick marketing opportunity.

I was in the service about 8 years before 9/11. I'm not offended either, and frankly always thought our job was to defend the right of people to protest and be free in the speech. So, I have always seen it as reinforcing what makes America amazing, because you won't see someone in Russia, North Korea, or Saudi Arabia…

Remember 9/12 when everyone was scared and glued to there televisions and we weren’t really sure what was happening and they were pulling bodies out of rubble and with every minute that passed the possibility of more survivors grew smaller and smaller?

Nah. He’s just going to think really hard about challenging him and then go to the bench too early for a change. 

Sounds like the socialist found a great way to utilize capitalism to succeed.  Kinda like Bernie Sanders.  Look, everyone wants to use others money while they wallow in the joy of their own.  Capitalism is really the engine of socialism...and that is fine, but you can’t have it the other way around or you destroy your…

reportedly approached the White House about a new project called the “Safe Home” initiative—an acronym standing for “Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping Overcome Mental Extremes”

Let’s not put people into boxes. It’s lazy. I’m moderately conservative, and somewhat libertarian. I do believe in free markets, they have created a standard of living that people only dreamed about for thousands of years. I’m pro-choice, and I’m for minimal taxation, because government bureaucrats, (I mean look at…

Meh, we all just do our best. I avoid the companies I happen to know have done/are doing something particularly evil, but the reality is there isn’t time to research every owner of every company I’m forced to deal with.

What do we think would stop the mass shootings?