So her decision to keep her hair short has absolutely nothing to do with its texture? Really?

THANK YOU. This was driving me mad.

Which won't happen anyway, because it's against Sweden's laws. He doesn't want to go to jail for rape, end of story. Oddly people keep forgetting that's what he's actually wanted for in the first place. I guess it would be too politically inconvenient to acknowledge.

I say fuck him because he's a rapist and being a whistleblower doesn't make that go away.

Yes. Exactly.

Well, if you don't count the cost of getting to the DMV, or the cost of taking time off work to go to the DMV. These are not always negligible costs, especially if you live in a rural area. The DMV is not always around the corner.

Precisely.

You don't need to be a US citizen to get a state ID.

We don't have national ID cards here like you do there, is the simplest answer.

Hey, NBD in Massachusetts, right?

"Nothing but winds"? Winds are what cause most deaths in hurricanes. What the hell do you think knocks the trees down, sends cars flying, knocks roofs in? And what the hell do you think causes the power outages? Oh, right, WINDS knocking the power lines down.

Just because he was sane coming out of prison doesn't mean he still is. Psychotic break? And he might have been on something else. Any number of drugs can cause psychosis.

It's the island of cholesterol lowering drugs!

Who's blaming the cops? Of course he was showing psychotic behavior, but that could be the result of some other drug or mental illness.

If it existed it would have been a comedy. I can think of some pretty awful comedies with similar storylines. It's funny because it's the reverse of how we all know it's supposed to be, LOL!

What a strong feminist you must have been, having an entire philosophy shaken by one article!

"Save the Ta-tas" implies that the sexiness of breasts is the reason we should care about breast cancer, rather than the women (and men!) who suffer from it.

"No one has the power to alter your self-worth other than you." Well, no. That's just victim blaming.

So are you saying that by acknowledging that women can be hurt by objectification, the author is calling women weak? Because that's ridiculous. We might as we well say, "let's say anything we want about anyone, they can handle it!"

You really missed the point.