Do you really think drugs cross the border but somehow magically all drug-related crimes stop the minute you’re in the US?
Do you really think drugs cross the border but somehow magically all drug-related crimes stop the minute you’re in the US?
So, have enough people told you you’re an idiot yet? Has it made you reconsider your idiotic knee-jerk reaction? Or are you clinging to it and proving that you don’t actually give a shit about this story and just wanted an excuse to be faux-outraged?
FYI, without giving too much info away, I work on international law, and a good chunk of my work has to do with drug policy related issues, especially within the Latin American context. I’m very familiar with these issues. My first hunch was that this is related because of location, the way the father was killed, etc.…
Bitch, please. I’m Latin American so I guess you’re accusing me of being racist against myself? I guessed narcos because of the location and circumstances of the father’s murder.
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Fucking awful. I’m guessing narcos. Not necessarily because the father was involved, it could be that he was at the wrong place at the wrong time and witnessed something, or that he refused to collaborate with them. I just hope her death was quick and painless but knowing how these animals treat women, I wouldn’t be…
Oh no, a magazine that dares run articles you don’t agree with! Oh the humanity!
Inclusive how? If you don’t worship at the altar of intersectionality, or if you dare voice reservations about some aspects of intersectionality (I think it’s useful but definitely has its limitations, such as leading to make feminism even more fractured and makes it more difficult to have any kind of collective…
They’re not all that different, really. I mean, I read this:
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Yeah... I mean, on the one hand, people don’t want typecasting. On the other, they demand that gay characters be played by gay actors, get pissed off if an American actor plays a British character, etc... I’m confused, to say the least.
That’s Lindsay Weir from Freaks and Geeks.
Yeah that’s where my mind went first. I don’t know what that says about me, or the world.
Why pay that much for a Starbucks breakfast sandwhich when you can get an egg, sausage and cheese on a roll for 3.50 at the deli? But other than the price, I agree they’re pretty tasty.
Babies and small children don’t belong in theatres unless it’s a kids’ movie. Period. The US is the only country I’ve ever lived in (and I’ve lived in many) where people bring their toddlers to the movies. Get a sitter and if you can’t, tough shit, you’ll just have to wait for it to come out on DVD or on demand.
Yep. She wasn’t only on Shonda Rhimes’ shitlist, pretty sure Judd Apatow had no love for her after she made all those comments about her character on “Knocked Up”.
Not really. I think there’s a very vocal minority of women who talks about these things freely but there are many women who don’t masturbate and never talk about it. And I find that it’s not until our late 20s or 30s that we feel more comfortable talking about it, whereas teenage boys will discuss it freely amongst…
I was with you until the Lost comment. It didn’t lose the plot nearly as much as Shonda’s shows do past season 2, or Weeds did after the first couple of seasons.
Or declared Chicken Tikka Masala the National British dish? (it was invented in Britain, probably in the Bangladeshi community). That happened. Last time I checked, no one was up in arms about it.
Because you can’t trademark a hairstyle that people have worn for ages and which isn’t attributable to one person as its inventor. It doesn’t belong to any one person the way red soled shoes were trademarked by one guy and his company. See the difference?