Since the interview was before the separation, and since she cheated on Ryan Reynolds, it’s not a huge leap to guess her issue.

If doxxing were illegal, the site you’re on wouldn’t exist. It’s already been shown not to be hate speech unless it’s accompanied by a direct call to violence. Jezebel and just about every other liberal blog love writing articles about some frat boy who put the word “cunt” in a private email, complete with whatever…

I don’t think you understand racism. You used the good group followed by the horrible one. To offset that, I needed the horrible group followed by the good one. But, since you were using a group that might face problems trying to reserve the space, I also had to do that. Black men are the perfect foil for the KKK and…

Isn’t it gross how models are dehumanized? Get as skinny as you can, and make sure you give the camera the ol’ dead-eye. I wonder if we’d stand for that treatment if it was another industry, or if they weren’t pretty.

I think it’s all good, and that you’re parsing too much. But it was a good point to bring up.

All due respect, that’s a little unfair. When 299 out of 300 or whatever men identify that way, people are always going to make the mistake of assuming. Then again, that person may have been being a transphobic jerk, so I apologize if I’m just misinterpreting you.

It was a decent attempt, but it did come off more like you were serious to me (because obviously I’m the arbiter of your jokes!)

Have they not? In all honesty, I’m surprised someone like GQ or Esquire never had Chaz Bono on the cover. He had that DWTS period where he was a pretty big star, and for whatever reason, I feel like both are probably on the right side of trans issue debates. They cater to an urban, liberal crowd that gets it.

I look at it the other way. Good people are drawn to each other. Bad people are left with each other. Any organization full of bad people is doomed to fail...like Trump is already doing.

He doesn’t know how to have a relationship with anyone. He uses them and discards them whenever he feels like it. Decent people aren’t going to live with that for long. So he ends up surrounded with other people who can’t handle relationships either. It’s a bunch of con artists and dyspeptic assholes.

If that was the case, Chris Rock’s brilliant bit about there being two types of black people, which gave the black people in the audience such a relieving, deep laugh, would be dismissed because white racists misunderstood it.

True, but it’s also not hard for them to come up with an excuse not related to content. If there are protesters, they can merely say it was for the safety of the attendees or something.

Man, you sure do know a lot about me from this one exchange. Mom, is that you?

At this point, we’ve had almost a decade of non-stop catastrophic thinking sold to us. The sky is never not falling.

Boom. One sentence that encapsulates it perfectly. Wish I’d thought of that!

Ideas have rights because they belong to the people expressing them.

Which, along with the fact that we’ve always allowed immigrants, is what makes/made America great.

Admittedly, colleges are a little different. They have restrictions, but just tied to certain funding. They can cancel a Milo Yianopolus (or however that’s spelled) that they had scheduled to speak but not curtail all free speech.

The cartoon is wrong.

Yeah, and often the “hate speech” is met with threats in reply that actually are hate speech. And as I mentioned, they generally use the fire in a theater defense, without realizing that’s in place because of immediate danger too.