Anonymous

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Monday, 10:52 PM - Aug 24, 2015

#29165

All of my uber-Conservative Facebook friends are all talking about how Target getting rid of their gender labels is "promoting the gay agenda". They seem to throw that term around a lot...so honestly, what is it? What IS the "gay agenda"? Anyone have any ideas?

Anonymous

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Monday, 07:48 PM - Aug 24, 2015

#29159

Two suicides are attributed to the Ashley Madison leak. Could there be legal repercussions for the people who released the information? Should there be?

Anonymous

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Monday, 07:29 PM - Aug 24, 2015

#29156

So once Trump sees the astronomical costs of moving people over the border, kicking in American doors and removing people from their bed (UnAmerican as fuck), and the people start seeing that it will cost more to remove people than to let them contribute to our society, is he going to start camps to house them in? Maybe some gas chambers? He is psycho as I have ever seen. Psychotic!

Anonymous

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Monday, 04:02 PM - Aug 24, 2015

#29151

This Ben Schoen debacle is ridiculous. I once spat the dummy when someone rejected me. However, after I calmed down and got over the hurt (the following day, not weeks later), I realised I was being an idiot and apologised. Come Ben, it's time to leave Planet Mantrum and join the rest of us. The entire internet thinks you're a boob.

Anonymous

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Monday, 12:52 PM - Aug 24, 2015

#29146

Being judgmental is legal, but so is bagging on you for it. People seem to think it's fine to be total assholes and then cry and whine that "it's just their opinion" when they get called out on it.

Anonymous

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Monday, 04:50 AM - Aug 24, 2015

#29138

I don't see anything in the constitution or bill of rights of the US that says not to judge people. You have rights, but if you choose to exercise them in a way that is offensive to other people, they are within the purview of the law to be judgmental about it. Being judgmental is legal and impossible to regulate.

Flutterby

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Sunday, 12:51 AM - Aug 23, 2015

#29107

Cheaters don't deserve privacy. They deserve to be found out, humiliated and embarrassed. They deserve to have their spouses divorce them, and their employers know about their lack of character. Don't get married if you can't keep your pants on.

Anonymous

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Saturday, 10:44 PM - Aug 22, 2015

#29101

I have this irrational (or maybe it isn't irrational) fear that the world is going to run out of food and clean water in 10 years or so. I had nightmares last night about there being no more coffee ever and that humans had to eat some sort of engineered human chow because we couldn't grow vegetables or grains anymore.

Anonymous

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Saturday, 02:15 AM - Aug 22, 2015

#29063

Ashley Madison isn't a website designed for MEN to cheat on their spouses- it's a website designed for PEOPLE who want to cheat on their spouses. It takes 2 to tango, and I highly doubt 100% of the men on Ashley Madison are out there searching for NSA homosexual encounters. Don't put the blame all on men, women are more than capable of seeking out strange too.

Anonymous

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Friday, 10:29 PM - Aug 21, 2015

#29069

No BS, don't assume. After being married for years, and you leave your spouse...you don't really know how to put yourself out there. All I did was google dating sites, Ashley Madison came up, I had never heard of it before. I didn't read everything on the page (and lets face it, no one reads everything when joining sites, so don't lie and say you do)...I saw that it allowed/promoted affairs, but also had singles on there too. I gave it a shot, I didn't meet anyone, I didn't find any single guys I liked as there wasn't very many on there in my area, I stopped logging in after 3 months but I had only checked it maybe once a week (just like the other 2 dating sites I was on). I haven't thought about it since, until all this hacker stuff came up.