Utter Silliness

thedailywhat:

Public Proposal of the Day: During the second intermission at the Senators-Maple Leafs matchup this past Saturday, smitten Senators supporter Christina proposed to her girlfriend Alicia, a Leafs-lover, in the middle of the ice rink, as the Scotiabank Place crowd went wild.

Turns out the homophobes were right: Same-sex marriage is a slippery slope. A Sens fan marrying a Leafs fan? Abomination.

[jezebel.]

After a day of reading and responding to vitriolic emails opposing same-sex marriage in the UK… this is exactly what I needed

stfuconservatives:

socialistictendencies:

lau-ra-sau-rus:

14kgoldnyc:

wasonginmyheart:

rubyvroom:

ouyangdan:

msbarrows:

hostilemakeover:

Papers are refusing to run this week’s Doonsbury. It should be seen.

It’s good to know that there are newspapers that have carried it.

Like I said yesterday. I love Doonesbury. I love that they are not afraid to take on big topics. I was impressed with how they handled MST. That papers won’t run this is shameful.

They can run articles and editorials about the legislation, but a cartoon depicting the results is TOO MUCH. 

I don’t even have anything to say.

Ah, the whole week’s worth! 

so quality

Hey, if you run a newspaper and this isn’t in it because it’s so controversial, remove yourself from said newspaper staff and make sure you use a copy to get papercuts on your eyes.

Everything. Everything in these strips is perfect. The fact that newspapers aren’t running it makes my blood boil. These strips aren’t controversial for the sake of being controversial. They humanize the victims of these cruel, unnecessary laws. These strips should be everywhere. Everyone should print it out and mail it to their legislator.

I just can’t with this “Oh we don’t want to run a comic that shows the actual effects of real laws that are currently being passed” bullshit.

-Jess