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• Kristen Schaal
  (posted to Why women aren't funny)
• I love men's basketball and women's basketball. But they are different games. I watch the men's game for different reasons, and each give me different pleasures. The men's game is more fast paced, and the women's more focused on fundamentals.
  (posted to Women and (March) Madness )
• Kudos Ann! I work as an immigrant advocate and the myth that immigrants somehow take from the communities that they live in is one of the most common I encounter. I think the story of Postville, and countless other communities
  (posted to Immigration: Who gives, who takes?)
• Meg, I agree with you and I don't. I agree that these immigrants are here to stay. Deporting 12 million people is an absurd and revolting proposition which no one -save a small, but loud, fringe group of xenophobic activists
  (posted to Immigration: Who gives, who takes?)
• This is good news, but not great news. Basically Napolitano is kicking the can down the road on immigration. These individuals won't be deported, but they will live in a sort of immigration limbo for the next two years (until
  (posted to Quick Hit: Napolitano Gives Immigrants Reprieve )

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• also i think sarah palin is laughable too. (posted to Why women aren't funny)
• I do not think that you have to watch the women exclusively to be a feminist. I think the point of being a feminist is to help things be more equal. I do not think you apply that to entertainment. (posted to Women and (March) Madness )
• So many good choices here. I second many- Amy Sedaris, Kristen Schaal, Margaret Cho- and add in Julie Goldman and Kate McKinnon- two of my fave TBGSS ladies. (posted to Why women aren't funny)
• There's something wrong with the statement our economy depends on the labor of illegal immigrants.......IT IS THE FACT THAT IT IS LABOR THAT EXPLOITS HUMAN BEINGS. That's as useless as the slave states arguing that their economy depended on slave (posted to Immigration: Who gives, who takes?)
• An athletes merit in pro sports is not measured by its ability, but by the audience it can attract, just like male tabletennis players do not make the kind of money basketballplayers make, despite working just as hard, because they (posted to WNBA take cutbacks just in time for National Girls and Women in Sports Day)

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