Andrea Jones has an excellent piece on The War On (Some People Who Use Some) Drugs and mass incarceration. I do have one quibble: the framing suggesting defining the problem.
If you accuse a woman who's also a misogynist that she enjoys the attention and validation she gets from male misogynists, you're bound to be accused of misogyny yourself. It's.
Nothing like pinkwashing an energy process like fracking that dumps untold tons of toxins into the environment through pink drill bits. Nice.
Talked about this last week, but Arkansas electing Tom Cotton is going to be horrible. So I don't blame liberals and unions going all in for Mark Pryor, bleh as.
It's well known that having more educational credentials correlates strongly with higher income. This correlation has led lots of people to make the common sense assumption that increasing the educational.
One of my favorite games to play with my mom (as an adult) was Casting Couch. Much less exciting than it sounds, it was basically just my mom and I.
[caption id="attachment_63046" align="aligncenter" width="350"] Some 2004 nostalgia for you today.[/caption] One of the earliest blog posts I ever wrote was a response to (not entirely serious) calls from the left.
Matthew Franck offers many reasons for his comparison. You will be surprised to learn that they are all terrible. Let's start: Like Dred Scott, judicial decisions in favor of same-sex.
- Hack heaven
- Terrible Labor Conditions, Terrible Public Health
- A pattern of bunny withholding
- Big strong men with tears in their eyes want to kiss him all over
- The New Diplomatic Establishment
- Free markets, personal liberties, things of that nature
- The unending obesity panic in the face of the data
- Making diarrhea explosive again
- Republican creep drops out
- Elsewhere in the midwest
