Somehow, I don’t think someone who’s been outspoken in her advocacy for mental health is going to advocate for a survivor of sexual assault with the sole intention of personal gain. Forgive me for not being so cynical as to not extend her the benefit of the doubt.

Indeed - a series of Ms. Swift’s tweets helped get mighty Apple to change policies, so the thought that support on this issue could be helpful isn’t *out of nowhere*.

She’s much more of a *ruthless capitalist* than a feminist. Working the system for maximum profit via whatever buzzwords or endorsements available.

Ah, this obtuse free speech troupe. In most states, anyone over 18 is an adult in the eyes of the law. In most states, using words to put another in fear for their safety is assault. In most workplaces, calling another nigger (or wearing confederate flag earrings for that matter) would result in firing.

Where do you live that hurling racial slurs at a group of people would not result in some consequences? If I did that at my workplace, I’d be fired. If I did it at my yoga studio, I’d be told not to return. If I did it at my doctor’s office, I’d be asked to leave. Also these are college students - they are, for all…

If you’re going with the college student = adult analogy, then you must extend it to college = work. If visitors were coming to tour my workplace and a group of coworkers behaved in this manner, they would be fired immediately.

Don’t tell people to shut up and act like you’re helping anyone

Then you are an awful editor. “Is Jia Tolentino an idiot?” Sorry, don’t answer, that question is only for me of you.

If you actually had facts to report about Future’s involvement with his other children or any possible drug use, that would be one thing. As it is, it’s entirely possible that the album name is just a name that’s intended to be provocative and that he regularly has visitation with his other children (it’s not as if…

I am 100% certain that this guy does not understand what fascism is.