https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/sep/14/uwmadison-students-demand-more-inclusive-ice-cream/

Couldn't be a more fitting face for this picture

Agreed

I like how it says in the article that some of the products aren't inclusive, implying that some meet the inclusiveness criteria

Doesn't surprise me. That's only 8 miles from where I'm standing

Don't worry. I got a crazy school near me, and I sadly got my degree from there.

Proud to say, Trudeau hates me. So does his little Muslim Brotherhood troll Omar.

"A university spokeswoman told Campus Reform, which first reported the story, that the school already produces and sells ice cream, sherbet and lactose-free options that are made with a plant-based stabilizer and are gelatin-free."

>all options must be inclusive to all groups or you're not inclusive enough
What if I want beef gelatin you hacks?

You don't count. You aren't an oppressed group

I'm 1/8th native. Gibs me dat cow goop

>TFW you've never applied for status but might have to in order to escape the Gulag

You and me both, comrade. Only I'm not native at all

Campus reform is a gold mine. https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=11309

This is getting out of hand

https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1040778150660194305?s=19

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwSAXsMo2cc&t=14s

I see now that affirmative consent is sexy, the next move is to make not calling back a crime.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/07/style/modern-love-he-asked-permission-to-touch-but-not-to-ghost.html

At some point they're just going to move back to saying: If you want sleep with someone you have to marry them.

feminist patriarchy

I like that even in her own story her roommate calls her on sleeping around.

See <#266396659062145025> for the best response to the freak out over the Coast Guard guy

Fake News fake newsing again.

https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/1041315948265918465?s=19

I was reading through a comment thread from a post that the house democrats put up on twitter about the skyrocketing number of uninsured people....and this happened

https://twitter.com/Meredit52866131/status/1041435030495653890

Wait. J, how screwed up was the aca to begin with? Health care is way out of my expertise, so I have no clue what it was supposed to do.

My logic is that it may have made more sense to focus on the cost of treatment rather than insurance. I don’t know if that makes sense or not.

I like the cost of treatment, because it drives people into the medical field. Greed drives competition

The problem with the ACA was the mandate....well, the problem with the ACA was that the government got involved at all, but the big problem was the mandate

There was always a driving factor to get insured, because if you didn't you were at the mercy of the medical industry and billing/coding

but you didn't have to have it, so insurance companies had to sell you a product.

if they couldn't make a package enticing enough for you to want to buy it, they went without that premium

Once the ACA went in, the government mandated that you had to have insurance or you had to pay a fine approximately equivalent to about a quarter's worth of insurance premiums, so the companies could get away with charging you whatever premium they wanted

additionally, the law required companies to offer insurance to people who were already sick, which is a problem that does need to be addressed, although I'd rather that be at state or municipality levels. So insurance companies were forced to take on clientele that were going to lose them money. A lot of that cost was absorbed through the mandate, since the young, healthy, and stupid people who were less likely to get sick had to buy the insurance, and they were enticed not to use it through unaffordable copays and deductibles

furthermore, the ACA made "catastrophic" plans illegal. Which meant that I couldn't go out and buy a plan for a couple hundred bucks a year that took care of me in the unlikely event that I have a heart attack at age 20. It forced everyone into a full insurance plan whether or not they were going to use it

Oh. So it massively distorted the market.

There were lower cost options provided through a government insurance collective, but for the most part, if you had a job, you were getting insurance through your employer and you were completely unable to use it. Pretty much anyone who made over a certain marker...let's say 20 grand, wasn't eligible for the government option

Oh. So it massively distorted the market.