if they ever reboot the tv show webster, is emmanuel lewis goin to want his wardrobe back?he'd be well within his rights. he's in his 60s, so who cares for it. >> anybody who doesn't think politics the image of mental health has never been on twitte which is really as you know, a fight club for people who don't want to get hits. you could post a picture of you dog on twitter and with two comments would be like yeah, bu trump. i think part of the reason we'v gotten to places like castillo deaton i think your analogy about espn is valid. i think people are rooting for their party so hard that they are blindly taking sides now regardless of whether or not it's good or sane or factual, they just want their side to be right. would happen to the left is there not a cool party anymore, the left used to be a free-speech, drugs, and rock 'n roll party. now there on the wrong side of that issue. the rage against the machine people are now in the machine, like their leg screw you, we don't support big pharma so somehow they made the right, which is uncool, kind of cool. >> used to be

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