probably not, because she could choose to not be there. And choose to not have a job. And choose to not pay rent. And it's her choice to be on the street. That's what remains of our freedom here.

a journey of a thousand miles begins with making an example out of one shitty company, or something like that.

indeed. In this great Christian country of ours we have to make it how it affects us, not others - in order to effect change.

i dont think "throw up pitchforks" was the best word choice here.

oh boy.

yeah but if you pay workers sick time that means mah hamburger will cost 5 more cents and goddamnit I aint made out of money.

she sounds like a very hard worker who will one day be rewarded and be rich. This is how all bankers and CEO's get their start. You have to earn your stripes, keep up the good work and get well soon, Elizabeth!

hey man that's my Christian Capitalist Social-Darwinist Without Irony Country you're talking about! Don't make me come over there and beat you with my Bible.

I have a crazy solution. USMNT needs to stop getting shitty coaches. That's gonna be tough, considering our history, but I think we can do it!

yep the first one of those instances happened in the first half, after a fight. I said "welp the ref's lost control of this one:

some people just refuse to unfriend.

US soccer has an ongoing coaching problem.

oh poor Kelly Osbourne, public figure, getting a shitty fucking tattoo etched on her shaved head. She just wants to be left alone.

maybe she won't be able to get a job because of it. I'm just kidding, when you have dad's money to get trust fund tattoos you can be punk as fuck.

it's a funny thing to call somebody's shitty sign they have etched on their head "unsolicited". What could be more solicited than that?

that was the entire point.

you're judging a kid who is having fun at a baseball game. When did you lose your humanity?

What is wrong with YOU is the question.

not sure this would work, how would CEO's buy the government they want at such a pittance?

i enjoy your characterization of oil as an uncontrolled free market. That's so cute.