This writer has an extreme case of tunnel vision. Why should the writers/producers limit themselves based on what some fans online are saying? Sure, a lot of people debate these things online and "figure it out", but MANY viewers do not. Several of my friends and family (including my dad) who watch the show don't go…

She looked great in that dress, but I don't think anything will match her outfit from the recent crossover. I could hardly concentrate on the episode.

So much for the democrats being the adult ones. Good luck explaining to your children why this is okay, and how this kind of bullying is different than what Trump does. Ugh.

This writer's "humorous" style is so annoyingly pretentious, I'm now wondering if there's an app that will allow me to filter out everything he's ever written so that I don't accidentally come across one of his articles again.

I was referring to this statement — "I really don't think cops exist to help us. I think they exist to keep us in line."

You know, as a white person… if I say something like that, I have the fear of being called racist. lol

Um… you completely misunderstood me. I was actually agreeing with the point, not disagreeing. What I said proved the point being made because that was my statement's intention. :-)

Yes, I am… as are 99.9999% of the black men and women who are arrested each day. And of the people who we're working with at a food bank for our community service, we are the only two white people, whereas there are around 10-15 black men and women at any given time… and guess what? They're all still alive, too, even…

I'm white and they haven't kept me safe. In fact, they went after me over nothing more than an accusation, despite the fact that I had never been arrested and lived in a nice neighborhood. And later, when I needed them to protect me from a guy who was harassment my wife and myself, they showed up and talked to HIM for…

If I set out to write a completely inane and useless article, I would be hard-pressed to do better than this one. How these so-called writers get to be editor-in-chief of something more substantial than a high school newsletter, I'll never understand.