Best answer: read 1984 to find out

Best answer: As a Conservative, I'm totally in favor of Reparations for Slavery.

Every person who was a legally owned slave prior to the ratification of the 13th Amendment should come forward and be able to claim an immediate $10 million.

Best answer: Oooh, grrrrrr. I'd like to play Harry like a fiddle.

Best answer: Gone With the Wind
Twister
It's a Wonderful Life
The Wizard of Oz
Toy Story

Best answer: He should stay president permanently!!

The vast majority refuse to help male victims. Should federal funding be used in ways that discriminate so? Schools receiving government funding are not allowed to discriminate against people on the basis of sex, why should other programs be allowed to?

I do date other men, but that doesn’t give him the right to call me a whore. Is he acting normal by calling me a slut, whore, etc?? Is that how normal fwb relationships go??

People couldn't stop talking about an event that made people show up and wave a bunch of signs around. What exactly was so great about the women's March?

Best answer: Eye candy for the young ones. K-pop is a genre of popular music originating in South Korea and is popular in America. The group you saw is called BTS and are a hit in South Korea and obviously America. Maybe they're touring or visiting the country. Maybe they came to the Coachella festival.

Seems kind of common sense, but the longer I work with the public, the more I realize it isn't so common sense to a lot of people. Right now I work in insurance and...yes...you do have to pay to insure your car, house, business, etc. It's not free. We all know this. I have clients who have had their insurance for months, even years, that forget to make a payment but somehow make it OUR problem and throw a fit if their policy has a late fee, cancel notice, or worse completely cancels due to non-pay. They'll use every excuse in the book. "I didn't get my bill in the mail so I didn't pay" is always my favorite You should still know about when your bills are due. I pay around a dozen bills a month, I know when they are due. And if I am late...guess what? That's MY problem. Not the company's problem. Even if I didn't get a bill. Even if I thought I already paid and turns out I didn't. So, am I nuts here in assuming as adults we alone are responsible for paying our bills on time? Yes? No? Why is this such a complicated concept to some? **Obviously this doesn't count for people who have had a situation they absolutely cannot help. I.e. in the hospital or family member death or illness. We always do our best to accommodate for those situations. But interesting enough, those are the people who actually don't get upset at us. Go figure.