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1. 4 days ago on Al Goodwyn Editorial Cartoons

   I have a better idea – how about both sides (or any side) STOP APPROPRIATING HISTORIC SYMBOLS and bastardizing their meaning to fit certain politics and beliefs?

2. 4 days ago on Tank McNamara

   I’m with you and @Linguist. That said, I’ve noticed a social media uptick in comments from men (and only men) gloating over her not being a total star in her WNBA debut. Likely the same dudes who still call Simone Biles a “quitter” about the 2020/2021 Olympics even though she’s the current world gymnastic all-around champ among other gold medals. The same ones who also reveled in the “woke” US Women’s soccer team losing in the World Cup. And the same ones who I can guarantee NEVER ACTUALLY WATCH any of these women’s sports.

3. 4 days ago on Adult Children

   For anyone who thinks this doesn’t happen – talk to folks who have made the mistake of wandering into Target wearing a red polo shirt.

4. 5 days ago on Jen Sorensen

   Please, learn, my friend, that @Geezer gets off by talking his way around every subject here. Over and over and over and over…

5. 5 days ago on Steve Kelley

   Yeah, I keep forgetting that evil trans woman kept poor Riley off the podium in a major race. Oh, wait; they tied for 5th place.

   Funny how her Wikipedia page has WAY more information about her being a political activist than a “champion” swimmer…

6. 5 days ago on La Cucaracha

   I’m guessing it has to do with Bad Bunny now dating a Kardashian, (Kendall Jenner) and JLo MASSIVELY overestimating how popular she was – her vanity piece movie about herself essentially was a flop, and she ended up canceling quite a few of her tour dates because tickets weren’t selling. And now the gossip line has her marriage to Ben Affleck in big trouble. Basically, controversial and/or boring celebrities go into a bar. Now they just need Richard “I’m going to implode what’s left of my career in one speech” Dreyfuss to join them…

7. 5 days ago on Steve Kelley

   Really – so they just transition so they can have easier competition? Good grief, please just go back to the 1950s and spare us your lunacy.

8. 5 days ago on Nancy

   Exactly. The way she is going, Mildred will be a complete burnout by the time she’s 18 and ready for that big-name university.

9. 5 days ago on Pickles

   Very popular among the Dutch.

10. 5 days ago on Steve Kelley

    Because the decision was made to raise him as a boy after they discovered the genetic issues. I did not realize he had ever been initially raised female until I helped my mother clean out her cedar chest and found a congratulatory card on my older brother’s birth signed by aunt, uncle, and the feminine version of cousin’s name. My mother nearly turned purple trying to give an explanation, but I’d had several pre-med genetics classes by that point and caught on very quickly. It was considered an embarrassing thing that should not be talked about (he born just after WWII ended) – typical for the times.