And yet, in places like DC where both student spending and minority enrollment are overwhelmingly high, we still don’t see results. Nice try, though.

This is why I always laugh when America trumpets how much we spend per student. We never mention how many horrible people are in positions of power over those students, negating whatever advantages they may get by attending school.

LOL “whining.” Found the MS employee, kids!

I mean, you could tell me that Edge is a better browser in every respect, and I’d still use Chrome. Fuck this predatory behavior: I’m not rewarding it.

District of Columbia: Don’t worry. Most of the 6.3 percent of Black people who left D.C. moved to Silver Springs.

I just love that it took three people to write this script.

“Won’t someone think of the capitalists!”

Dog save me from ham-fisted children who read an article on the Verge and now styles themselves as an expert. Especially when such foolish statements about longevity are easily disputed.

Thanks for agreeing with my entire post.

I hate all of this. I’ve been an Android user all my life, and I’ve recently been eyeing the new Macbook for my film editing needs. Not after this: I don’t need to give my money a company who literally calls those who voice privacy concerns “the screeching voices of the minority.”

The difference between technical copyrights and artistic copyrights is so wide that comparing the two is just astoundingly naive. But hey, you be you.

That’s not what I said, but I’m not surprised that a child such as yourself can’t demonstrate reading comprehension.

The plumber doesn’t build your taps, though. The plumber is customer support.

This is why I shouldn’t be in charge. I’d just shoot it down and claim “eminent domain!”

Hooray for predatory learning!

Hey everyone! Found the Bezos PR flunky!

I get you now, but that wasn’t at all clear.

Weird how many humans have been killed in the name of preserving your magical sky god, yet asking people to respond to the biggest health crisis in our lifetimes is somehow over the line.

No.

This is why I love the internet. Because we can, immediately, find the answers to things we don’t understand. For example, what entails a bribe. Short answer: no, a bribe does not have to be “giving money to someone.” to be considered a bribe. Do a little homework next time before defending the indefensible, eh?