I’ve never criticism against Israel from Americans like I have this week. It really is a big change. I sort of wonder if the BLM protests last summer have anything to do with it.

The comparison was made not to suggest they are similar people with similar impact, but to note how their statements are regarded as tone deaf in a way that they just haven’t been before. Hard to imagine a politician walking back a statement like the one Yang made a few years ago.

I’d skip the ASOS blazer. I love them for anything that drapes or flows — but anything structured always turns out to be a messy disaster.

Yes. Yes this is a joke. For absolute clarity, I don’t give a fuck about Jen Psaki’s makeup or wardrobe or hair style. I care that she can and does make the case for her boss’s administration and shades the rightist shills with apparent ease and perhaps some subtle understated joy.

Now if they could only get her to up her smokey eye shadow game......

She’s good at shutting down people intelligently that are ask her questions in bad faith. A definite talent.

Same. Never read Bossypants or watched Kimmy whatever. But this is a valid statement on parental abuse and how we raise girls in our society to be meek punching bags to all kinds of abuse including verbal abuse. I don’t see it as putting the onus on the abused. Rather it is calling out shitbags like Colin Quinn and…

Thank you! Fey was clearly telling him, “Don’t mistake me for someone with no self-esteem or self-respect.” But since Tina Fey is now Someone We Are Not Supposed to Like, anything she says and does is going to automatically be seen in the worst possible light. “Oh, she says she likes shoes? Well, did she ever stop to…

Wow, I never thought I'd agree with you on something so strongly. But this is the normalization of the logic of the veil, and that is a dark, dark path. You're exactly right about this being another version of 'well, what were you wearing?'. 

It’s just so dumb. This personal reference that Tina Fey made in her own fucking memoir made ME feel sad about MYSELF for reasons ergo Tina Fey sucks.

I like the idea of this piece as a whole, but I think it misses the mark in quite a few ways :/ Maybe it’s just the wording, but saying that we queers often leave homophobic small towns, move to urban centers, and realize we just want to move back doesn’t sound accurate to me: there’s a huge difference between moving…

I find both your take and the take of the author of this piece to be valid.

I think the point is that we’re all an asshole to someone. None of us are perfect. There’s just something about all of us. 

An article on “why I like this show” that opens with two paragraphs on “why I don’t like Tina Fey” might be the dictionary definition of “burying the lede.”

I find your take on the Colin Quinn comeback to be quite different from my own. “I was not conditioned in a family of abuse to accept that abuse” is the message I take, and the ‘child of alcoholics’ line both makes it specific (therefore funny) and stingingly personal, since Quinn gives off a ‘Family of Boozers’ vibe.…

Came here to say this. Fine if you want to wear them, but why is it always the female’s responsibility to cover instead of men to STFU? It’s like we have become so far left that we are now far right.

yes. natural fibers for summer, please.

So when do the burka hot takes start? Maybe we could cross-post this article somewhere, kick it up a notch.

See I get catcalled all the time in my puffy coat and it just confirms to me it’s a power trip thing for dudes. Unless they have a marshmallow fetish. 

You’re a better person than I am because I love John Mulaney but inexplicably hate his wife. I know nothing about her except she makes like twee custom lamps and fills me with rage. I can’t explain it.