You thought "@amandabynes: My dad never did any of those things The microchip in my brain made me say those things but he's the one that ordered them to microchip me" was a coherent tweet?

yay!!!!

Other things that aren't real: Ghosts, the Ghostbusters.

A man, a woman or both? I'm leaning towards a man, but Walker kinda gives had-a-child-with-a-woman-that-is-not-my-wife vibes.

Scott Walker is, inarguably, a piece of shit. But the people voting for him, many of them voting against their own interests? They are pieces of shit too.

I'm just gonna sit and wait for his sex-scandal. Oh, you know its coming!. It always does.

"Ladies, I like TWO fingers up my asshole"

The sad thing is that this will be used by the pro-life circuit as "proof" that even masturbation is murder, because if sperm can ride the subway by themselves, clearly they are people deserving of rights.

Umm... that's the entire point of the article so I don't know why you're treating as some hidden revelation. In order to access the government privileges rich, white men get by virtue of being rich, white men women had to marry said rich, white men. Women who don't marry, or don't marry rich, white men don't get those…

I love how naive people are about some openly gay people, they think they can't be racist, sexist, and heck, even homophobic.

Maybe. There are an awful lot of white women, though, that want to look like 'the good ones' in the hetero white male's eyes. For reference, please see any highly religious white women or any woman that works for Fox News.

Pretty sure that cis hetero white women do not benefit as much as cis hetero white men.

they've got a better chance there than with women. i have known soooo many racist, reactionary gay men that it makes me a little bit sick to think about it. i look at grindr and here's this parade of guys tripping over themselves to tell you how 'masculine' they are, and it's obvious that their only real interest in…

Benefit more than women of color =/= benefit as much as white men.

Telling some truth! Hallelujah! We still insist on framing women's unpaid labor as "career choices" they make for their own "work/life balance," i.e., doing unpaid domestic labor/reproductive labor that benefits (often) male partners. (Apologies for the hetero-specific framing of partnership here, but that construct…

Pfft. I think you and the author of that high-faloootin librul rag need to learn the difference between boot straps and welfare.

It takes a long, long, very long time for people to recognize and understand how their privilege has shaped their lives. If they even bother to try, that is.