because they're threatened by her, even if they'll protest to their last rotten breath that they're not.

not in the violent, sexualized, downright brutal and sometimes dangerous way that women do. yeah, I'll go there.

jesus christ, you need a xanax and a nap.

this summer was also the summer we found out about the whiskey shortage!

Way more people would think this is nooot funny if a man had said it.

did you read the article? he made it physical first, by groping her.

unfortunately, emily yoffe is anything but reasonable.

someone doesn't have to mean to be discriminatory to be discriminatory. it's not weird for people to be protective of their identities.

nobody's calling it unsolicited, just calling it out for being stupid.

That said, *to me,* it is exactly the same as some white person "coming out" as a POC because they want everyone to know their grandmother is Cherokee.

... married ladies can be 'Bisexual Pe[ople],' too.

the two aren't comparable, and you know that.

depends on your definition, I guess? it definitely appears darker and feels coarser and sharper (for the reasons stated in the article), so while the actual composition - or whatever - of the hair might not have changed, for all intents and purposes - appearance, general interaction - it is. my leg hair lightens and…

uggggh, I hate hallmark sanctimommies.

nope, people who engage in racism and homophobia and misogyny etc haven't earned my respect. in fact, they've quite rightly earned the opposite.

do you get so fussed over everyone who receives medical care?

are you naive, or just trying for a troll goal assist?

ehh, not in the books, so much.

right? and wasn't the original story that wilson had merely a 'swollen face'? and now suddenly he's pulverized? okay, sure, okay.

just figured you might have reflected and seen the error of your ways, or had some other justification. guess not, friend.