No context? If you know anything about xmen you know two characters are warring factions of mutants.

And even if you don't know the xmen, its clearly a hollywood movie featuring bizarre looking people, so you might think these two characters are warring factions of aliens or something.

Regardless, its pretty clear that this poster designates a dramatic moment in combat, not 'violence against women'

One of the claims I'm making is that the collection of theories that are debated by scientists almost always turn out to be the 'the best' as a group - compared to the collection of theories that are ignored by scientists. It doesn't make those theories perfect, nor are they always right. And one theory in that collection (ie, big bang) may be far more popular than another, and that alone doesn't make the popular idea more correct.

If we are home without guests, neither of us is wearing any pants.

Its warm here.

This is an epidemic. I have friends (well, maybe most 'acquaintances' because I do not respect most of them) as young as 20 and I'm just shocked at their earnestly held beliefs - that the world owes them a "safe space" in which their idiotic beliefs are never challenged.

The right wing pundits that attack these snowflakes are not exaggerating.

I know some feminists that really want Clinton to win purely because she's a woman, and something about the symbolism of having a woman president.

I don't agree that this (what they symbolize) is a good reason to choose a president.

But if it were, to me Trump symbolizes the antithesis of the SJWs. SJWs are racist, classist, sexist, orwellian anti-speech activist.

If I had to choose between a president that symbolizes "Women can be president" and one that symbolizes "Free speech is important" or opposition to crybully manipulation... I'd rather have the latter.

Assuming she has XX chromosomes - props to her for accepting herself, embracing self determination, rejecting the judgement of others and taking responsibility for her own happiness.

But if she has XY chromosomes... WTF? There isn't anything to this story except a wierdo that 'identifies as a woman' but actually wants to straddle the line seeking attention and affirmation. Oh, wow, so brave of her to call herself female while wearing a dress and facial hair /s

Great! Now I know where to go if I ever want to escape the tyranny of state enforced existence! :)

I am 100% for having the right to end my own life, and have always felt this way. Who the hell is the government to tell me I can't choose when and how to die, assuming I don't cause material harm to others by doing so?



But I find it scary as hell to think that of all of the ways it this can be abused, particularly when dealing with people are easily confused, suffer extreme bouts of depression, etc.

What about the health care workers helping your grandma, who'd rather she just kicked off? Of the hospital administrators who think your wife is costing the hospital too much money? It doesn't seem possible to ensure that no health care worker ever has a financial incentive to encourage someone to choose suicide; and that's frightening.

These days "racist" just means "someone who doesn't agree with me".

Its sad. Extremists on the left have done this to themselves.

Belief in a religious creation myth requires personal conviction, ego, and faith.

If you set aside personal convictions, ego, and faith and ask yourself: What do we really know? and how do we know it?

Eventually you find that the theories debated by scientists are the very best ideas that humanity has come up with, so far.

Personal convictions, ego, and faith are not found equally on both sides of the debate.

You believe what you believe, and you are not interested in growing as a person and learning how you are wrong.

That's the first thing I thought of, too: how so many BLM activists are so filled up with their confused 'righteous' ideology that they have no respect at all for the comfort of other people - invading their brunches and trying to hold everyone hostage (psychologically) for an unwanted lecture.

Yes, all of that, and they are also being brainwashed by various liberals studies classes. There are professors who entire reason for existing is to write and lecture about their opinions about the nature of racial problems. They usually have an agenda, and they are paid to conduct classes where some of them brainwash the kids to hate white people (in black studies) and to hate men (in women's studies).

I'm not a republican, and I know this is exactly the kind of paranoid thing that some crazy racist republicans have ranted about over the decades, but I've sat in on their classes, read their textbooks, discussed/debated with the students and teachers. Its absolutely shocking. Imagine white supremacists being paid to give lectures!

Anyway, these particular students have a teacher/mentor who inspired them to this:

http://twitter.com/drvcj Yesterday she tweeted words of support and solidarity with that horrible female activist - the one that danced on stage, took a swing at Milo, and called the intelligent black republican math major a 'white supremacist' (I think she deleted the tweets)

Milo is a big boy, no one is crying for him, rather for the insane values of the BLM people.

There is some back story regarding the security and the event. Also, after the thug threatened Milo, Milo asked to have him removed but a group of cops refused to take action. Uni leadership had told them not to! Shameful

I think this is mostly about giving a symbolic finger to the BLM movement??