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No, but we always made sure to make it absolutely clear how BAD and SHAMEFUL it is to get sick. We berated them about it and used vulgar language. Because we all know there are exactly two ways to deal with an issue. 1. Ignore it completely. 2. Scream belligerently at everyone until you get the attention you crave.

Only the ones who voted for Trump

No, it was actually kind of nice. For example, if a person had a health issue, we didn't mock them for it and kick them out of the house. We called the doctor and tried to help them.

I see a difference and I see a similarity. Trump is like the shouting guy because he acts without any sense of dignity. He pisses people off unnecessarily. He could make his point in a way that didn't enrage people and exacerbate the problem. But he chooses instead to generalize and use hateful language. Because he's a bully and a bigot.

I used to work at a group home for adults with disabilities. People used to shout out cruel things at the residents sometimes when we went on outings. The time a guy came right up in a woman's face and called her a "retard fat !@#$," I guess that was pretty cool. Probably what I should have done, instead of getting upset, was to congratulate him on so precisely identifying the circumstances to the betterment of our collective understanding. It's true, she was in fact overweight. And her measurable intelligence was far inferior to that of the gentlemen who sought to clarify the discrepancy.

Haiti is a place of abject poverty and it's been devastated by natural disasters. But I think it's a huge mistake by the pres to call it a shithole. Same goes for the other countries he was referring to. These are people's HOMES. By the same logic, the PM of Norway could easily refer to the U.S. as a shithole. Would you be ok with that? Would Trump be ok with that? And look again at which kinds of people Trump is targeting. And who he immediately holds up as a counterexample. I'm sure most here will disagree, but Trump's behavior clearly says RACIST.

It's clear to me that he is. Hugely embarrassing.

Damn, I woulda got it eventually. I don’t think she was naked though.

I know I can figure this out. If she was in movies in the 80’s/90’s and naked a lot, there’s no way I don’t know who it is. Naked women and movies are my two favorite things and that was the period of time that I was the most…attentive. I know it's probably not Moira Kelly, but I'll give it a shot...

Could it be... Jane Adams?

I kind of want to figure this out. Was it Linda Fiorentino? (is that still too major?)

Probably too young, but is it possibly Jena Malone?

That's a good one. A definite Maeby!

Ok, let's recalibrate

It's a difficult thing when you have so much love to share with the world and the world just doesn't understand.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't me who said that about Coulter. As much as I hate her as a person, I have to admit I find her kind of attractive. One of the originals for me:

Happy Birthball Beerday!

When my daughter was a baby, she used to sometimes scratch her face in her sleep. One morning she had a bad scab on her nose. My wife washed it, kissed it and put some neosporin on it. Later that day when we picked up my daughter from daycare, the scab had magically healed (turned out it had just been a gross booger). Now, years later, I still mess with my wife about it, call her booger kisser, etc... If she tries to give me the business about something, I can always say, at least I didn’t kiss a booger.

Yeah, me neither, but I’ve heard people say so.

She did look pretty hot painted gold in playboy many years ago, I remember

No, that's not what snowflake means. That's being a snowflake

Yeah, that’s no snowflake. A hard working person who loves life and helps people? I don’t get the OP’s complaint at all.