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I only know the bro lyrics to "Con Te Partiro". . . Come to party, yo We have some beer and wine Lambrusco, Lambrusco Ya-hey!

Nah, it's mostly a semantic problem. He's conflating "majority" and "normal." For example, it's abnormal to vote Conservative in Canada.

That's so 20th-century conservative. 21st century conservatism is "Fuck you, Jack. Don't have money? Die. Now get outta my way so I can get my fraudulent disability cheque. I got an appointment with my oxy dealer. . . um. . . doctor."

The whole argument of "this guy started from nothing and is a millionaire, therefore everybody can be a millionaire" is so self-evidently retarded that it needs no refutation.

Yeah, if one of your PM front-runners ever grows a pair of balls that big, do let us know.

Enjoy!

I got perpetuated by an alcoholic, mentally-ill person and a random stranger who bought her drinks. So not a lot of "normal" went into perpetuating me.

Canadians as a country are, indeed, pretty well off. And I'd say that "now in more'n 75 years or so, people are being locked out of things most folk took for granted back then." Before WWII, socio-economic mobility was pretty limited. A corporation is a tool, nothing more, nothing less. It...

Just checked. My dander's fine. Not sure why you concluded otherwise.

The REAL question is "Does Europe harbor life?"

Nothing necessarily wrong with it either.

Most of the 1% got there the old-fashioned way. . . by falling out of the right vagina. Fact is most folk don't want to be rich. They want to make enough money to have all they need and some of what they want. I'd argue wanting more'n that means a body needs to do a "preventive maintenance...

If that's the case, maybe they should give 'em one.

She could be like George W. Bush, who beat the anti-abortion drum on the campaign trail, then dropped it like a hot rock when he got into office. But that's in the U.S., where opinion on the issue is much more divided. But, Nixon's advice was "run as far to the right as you can for the...

I wasn't too pleased with Ms Lewis's position on abortion. Regardless of the substance, going all culture wars when you're trying to woo moderates over to your side don't seem like a very smart strategy.

He certainly seems like the best of the bunch to me, from a non-involved, disinterested viewpoint. He ain't a true dope, much less THE True Dope.

We call it blue privilege. There's lots of material down hereabouts about the line Black cops have to walk (and sometimes fall off of) to get on in police culture.

As I said (hope it didn't get buried in there), there's nothing wrong with having a crowd that's mostly this or that melanin count. But it's hard to hold yourself out as representative of the entire country when there's a notable lack of melanin, or vajayjays, or other group-identifying...

This is the part I had trouble with. . . First off, nobody was talking about its "rightness." Second, comparing the skin-color band of people showing up for an issue that overwhelmingly affects darker folk to the skin-color band of people showing up for an issue that supposedly affects...

Well, that was the damnedest dog's breakfast of reasonable argument, sound logic, and whang-dang foolery I ever saw.