This is legit something I've been thinking about. There is no way all of those people just went without the "parties" they want since he went to jail. Someone would fill that vacuum and it would probably be someone in the files.

I remember once talking to someone else about the weirder historical inaccuracies of the movie 300 and the person replying "I mean, no one thinks it's historically accurate."

Vindication for my younger self.

I knew, when I saw you going down this direction, that this was somehow going to be a controversial position, even though it's both obvious and data-driven.

Also, for those in the comments that say it's a problem of anonymity... that's actually not what the data suggests.

I'm the token straight guy in one of my friend groups, and the number of times I'll say something and they will say "that's the gayest shit ever" is ... well I'd have more than 2 nickels.

I saw this, said the audio, then clicked and heard exactly what I said.

All in all, 10 out of 10 internet experience. No notes.

X-Men stories are always at their best when they are allegories for something civil rights related.

Apothecary Diaries was my personal favorite anime of last year.

In Planescape DnD there is a rule of the multiverse called "The Rule of Three" where things happen in Threes. I've introduced this idea to over a dozen players, and I often get someone noting how, after introducing this idea to them, they started to see it in real life. Baader–Meinhof is fun.

Apparently Final Fantasy was right: the answer was more belts.

As someone who was a kid in the 90's whenever someone starts talking about the "Radical Left" I think of the Ninja Turtles. If they are comparing me to the Ninja Turtles, then I must be doing well.

When people ask "WWJD" it's important to remember that "make a whip out of a rope and use it on the people exploiting others" is, in fact, something he did.