Exactly, or at least have some self-awareness about it, like, "Yeah, the way I think is bad and I need to work on that". She's instead literally justifying her attitude based on a handful of interactions with holocaust survivors and outdated stereotypes. It would be like the man from the American Conservative who…

Holy. Shit. Girlfriend clearly has issues (with her father, among other things) and took them out in a horribly written "review" (I mean, I don't even know what to call what I just read.)

This is me looking at Tyson in 100 degree weather:

I never disputed the evidence as I've read the same studies. My point was that using one's lack of education and money to 'prove' that one's belief is religion is more 'wrong' (and thus your lack of belief, more 'right') as an actual argument is a really crappy thing to do, and is indeed classist.

I think Rahm needs to credit this baby for his sweet furniture- humping dance moves:

I think the classist element applies because some very vocal atheists have argued that the poorer a country is, the less educated they are, the more religious they are. They're implying that believing in religion is what poor, stupid (often interchangeable in some people's minds) people do.

I'd love to have witnessed the thought process of how this look came to be:

Pedicures are like, $15-20 bucks. I'm sure you've had that money somewhere in your life that went towards towards something equally as 'frivolous'. It's really not as "obnoxious" as you're trying to make it.

Or as Dlisted so amazingly put it,

That doesn't sound aware, that sounds spoiled, tbh. If she can eat meat on a Tuesday, she can damn well eat it on a Wednesday.

You guys, this looks disgusting. And I eat Beefaroni straight out of the can.

Oh my God those boots. The first club I ever went to was some shit hole called The Abyss (shout out to all my Mississauga, Ontario peeps lol) when I was 15. And I actually loved them. I thought if I had a pair of those, I'd be the hottest thing ever (I also thought that if I got on Electric Circus, I'd be the coolest…

Speaking of weird crushes/fantasies, I find those helmets super sexy.

Besides the fact, she just insinuated that being a server is akin to being abused.

In all fairness, I know of women who do the same thing, more so the "I'm not working a job beneath me. How many times I've been laughed, smirked, sneered, eye-rolled at because I asked them to do a completely reasonable task or suggest a line of employment they feel is under them is amazing.

So out of morbid curiosity last night, I took a peek-a-roo at Ann Coulter's twitter to see what hate shit she's spew and saw that. Even worse, this re-tweet from a self-professed "black conservative":

Guyyyys, why did I read this after just putting my makeup on?

Totally agree with comedy, books and movies.

*Ex-husband*. I can't imagine why.