This is wild since no one knew 21 Savage was British and everyone thought he was born and raised in Atlanta. 

See, this is the correct take. I can’t believe the people commenting that the gentleman in the aisle wasn’t “large”. He is certainly too big to squeeze past and spilling over the armrest. The airlines are getting away with way too much here - as Americans are getting larger, the standard seating on airplanes should…

This woman (in the middle seat) is a complete and total asshat and deserved to be kicked off the plane.

“if everyone’s being honest with themselves, if we are ever seated on a plane like that in a middleseat in steerage class, we sit there saying a silent prayer that the passengers coming to fill the window and aisle seats are petit”

As she didn’t say or do anything of that sort, I wouldn’t go there. She was very rude and passive aggressive in her “phone call” but never once said anything racist (which a genuine racist would have done with no qualms). Her behavior was despicable, but it was specifically about her physical space, taken out on her…

Yes, the whole thing has had an unseemly flavor of “how dare this woman allow herself to be baited by years of public bullying by a master troll?”

I don’t think she ever claimed tribal affiliation or anything either. I never understood the ballyhoo other than the left’s need to constantly eat their own.

Well put. She was put in a tough situation and I think she handled it as well as she could. On the scale of wrong doing, she’s at the level of a parking ticket and Trump’s at the level of armed robbery.

Since I’m doomed to the greys forever, I’m just going to say it.

If nothing else, pro-choice is, in fact, the middle ground.

It’s either that or they’ll follow in her footsteps, and as she dies and is dragged down to hell she’ll realize that her example doomed her children to the same fate.

If its not getting them off then why is it in EVERY scene?

She was the master (mistress) of the selfie in an age before the digital camera.

Kahlo’s own work often focuses on her appearance, and on her body-as-art. I’m not convinced this is an out-of-line interpretation. This is also a Very [contemporary] Brooklyn take, and I kind of like it when exhibitions reflect their surroundings. That said, I wasn’t interested in seeing this one after the basking in…

I’m not sure anyone got past the punchline, up to and including all the adults. It was almost always framed as “look at what this crazy hysterical woman DID”, and very rarely did any conversation of motivation or abuse arise because it was always centered on the action, a joke about the last name, and rarely the…

I never got past the punchline. I was 16 years old and incredibly naive when this happened. I feel sad that so much of pop culture reduced her to a “crazy scorned woman” trope and am glad this documentary is coming out. 

Some men truly deserve to have their dicks cut off. Haven’t there been cultures that historically castrated men who committed certain types of crimes?

AOC isn’t running for president and hasn’t jailed hundreds of people?

That “what if your father raped someone” question is absolutely fucking disgusting. I know the lawyer was just doing her job etc but JFC.

I mean, Kamala has some very bad sections on her record in addition to the good (I’m in California, I’m aware). But I’ve yet to see Jez go after Sanders truly atrocious, ratfucking gun control record, while Gillibrand, Warren, Beto, and Harris have all been under the microscope over the past few months. Nor his…