bekah Drey

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Why is anyone apologizing for this?

No one was offended.

No one gives a shit.

No one.

There are assholes out there whose job it is to get professionally offended, and all they managed to do was phone in another poorly written press release.

Come on, even they’re not really offended. You can tell they don’t believe their own bullshit anymore. They just have to justify their ridiculous existence.

Not one person of any age, of any gender, or of any culture out of the hundred million who watched the Super Bowl is owed an apology for this fraction of a broadcast second.

Ugh. Even ranting about the irony and hypocrisy of this kind of nonsense is tiresome and irrelevant.

I didn’t even notice. I mean I saw her do it, but I didn’t even think about it being a bad thing. I guess I am just vulgar, but this gesture is like an every day part of the english language to me. Honestly, it’s way less noticeable when they don’t blur it out. Get over yourselves, assholes, and put that energy towards feeding some hungry kids or saving the lemurs or something.

(via jameykay)