What is irrational is the rabid Republican ranting about it.
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Twitter is the ultimate platform for ranting about your emotions.
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"I fantasize about Benedict Evans ranting about us," said Zitron.
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This is something Mat is always ranting about on Twitter.
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It got him ranting about his fears for modern Quebec.
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For example, I am not a cartoon cat ranting about history.
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He did, however, put out a video ranting about internet censorship.
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Ordinary Republicans become seething zealots; Democrats can't stop ranting about Denmark.
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By ranting about the risk he wins hearts and minds then follow.
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Say Uncle Fred has one too many and starts ranting about politics.
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It's the "free market" that the president and pals constantly are ranting about.
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You start by watching a college student ranting about how dumb feminism is.
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And really, hell hath no fury like a male comedian ranting about social media.
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His main job seems to be ranting about Robert Mueller's investigation on cable news.
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It means working to resettle Syrians, even if the president is ranting about terrorist infiltration.
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We're told he was threatening staff members and ranting about how he wasn't being showcased.
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According to eye-witnesses, he was ranting about President Donald Trump while bashing the bull.
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The Complete Twitter Marketing Bootcamp Twitter isn't just for ranting about your dislike for Cats.
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And [one that] is a story rather than you know, reacting or ranting about something.
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He spent Christmas evening ranting about Pelosi and impeachment to his 68 million Twitter followers.
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A viral video shows a Columbia University student ranting about white supremacy and harassing black students.
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The situation deteriorates once Richie shows up, bleeding and ranting about having been mugged by God.
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Some are just recordings of him making noisy speeches, ranting about how Republican policies hurt Americans.
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When most people had moved on, Trump was still ranting about the book, publicly and privately.
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Horne then furiously drives back to Twin Peaks proper, crying and ranting about the infantilizing nickname.
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She told police that Paddock was ranting about two separate events that took place in the 1990s.
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In a cryptic 4th of July tweet, Cohen shared a video of Donald Trump ranting about Cohen.
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Despite the opposition's ranting about the scandal, more mundane economic concerns are proving more important to voters.
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Alternatively, he can spend the next few weeks ranting about the Russia inquiry and his border wall.
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Lots. Taxi TV still exists, even though the Haggler has been ranting about that abomination for years.
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Tumblr is out front, chain smoking with Spotify and ranting about some new experimental noise album from Denmark.
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McInnes has also been a semi-regular fixture on Fox News, often ranting about feminism and female privilege.
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He would probably question me on why I even care because I'm always ranting about male white privilege.
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"What about the aliens?" squadron leader Kenan Thompson asked, after Trump starts ranting about revitalizing the coal industry.
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Right now, he's in Indiana, trying to save his presidential career by ranting about transgender people and bathrooms.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump spent his first press conference after a midterm rebuke ranting about the media.
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In "Paraguay," he longs for a tropical haven and ends up ranting about information overload, still deeply cantankerous.
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The employee told cops Medrano was ranting about killing the Kardashians if they didn't stay out of Cuba.
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But then, after the rush had died down, a man approached her and started ranting about his wife.
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A constituent was ranting about Labour's talk of giving 16-year-olds the vote, which Ms Fleet supports.
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"People wrote back not just a paragraph, but full pages ranting about their traumatic experiences," Braga, 53, told me.
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Kanye West was ranting about the problem on Twitter in 2015, as did Jack Black on The Tonight Show.
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Kim has found out about a recording that someone made when Kanye was ranting about Taylor recanting her story.
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Having surrogates like James Carville ranting about people dying if the foundation closes is both ineffective, and, indeed, counterproductive.
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In all Hannity's ranting about the unfair treatment of Cohen, Hannity never mentioned Cohen had provided him legal guidance.
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He was still ranting about Trump in a stream of about 30 tweets that were very difficult to decipher.
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So, of course, no one wanted to support the girl in a bikini ranting about not wanting to dance.
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He rails against the WWE branded sweaters the interviewers are wearing after ranting about how bad social media is.
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She landed the job after ranting about "groupthink" to Peter Thiel at a cocktail party about 15 years ago.
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Even Ben has a crisis, ranting about strontium 90 in the rain and Caryl Chessman in the gas chamber.
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And then when polling in September and October suggested clearly that it wouldn't, Trump started ranting about the caravan.
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He has a bad tendency to blunder into basically any situation and start ranting about the Army of the Dead.
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Listen to her reaction -- ranting about herbal viagra and the hookers, and says she also made Lamar promise her something.
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Mr. Makhzoomi wasn't ranting about death, terror, Trump or artisanal mayonnaise — any of which might warrant such a drastic response.
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When I rant, people love that, especially if I'm ranting about a relatable topic, like dating or friendship or work.
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" She's Maggie Smith filming amateur audition tapes for herself as James Bond; she's Germaine Greer ranting about her "gray minge.
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And to amplify all of that, everyone and their uncle wants to do some ALL-CAPS RANTING about it on Facebook.
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He's ranting about "outside forces" and "not super nice" companies—a continuation of his public Twitter meltdown and untethering from reality.
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To a beat reminiscent of a late 1990s NSYNC song, Troy stomps across a golf course ranting about Gabriella and Sharpay.
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Tracker was always ranting about witches; he hated his mother for hiding a traumatic family secret about something she couldn't control.
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There is also no question that he prefers ranting about its brokenness to making even a token effort at fixing it.
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I thought to myself, imagining the scene: Jones veering too close to the guardrail, ranting about George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
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According to Fox News transcripts, Hannity has spent the past week ranting about the search of Cohen's home, office, and hotel room.
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Mackris shot back with her own lawsuit, alleging that O'Reilly called her while watching porn and ranting about his Caribbean beach fantasies.
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In other words, they'll last until every last family member goes home – including uncle Jerry, who is still ranting about Hillary's emails.
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Obsessed with cable news and social media, he has spent most of his time and his political capital ranting about his enemies.
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He told her he remembered her coming home one day ranting about how men should never be allowed to be OB-GYNs.
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And pretty soon, Robert Lewis Dear was ranting about "baby parts" after killing three people and wounding nine at a Planned Parenthood.
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Our team had exchanged personal and damning emails that ranged from ranting about the dysfunctional department to ugly commentary about our monster boss.
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Here he is highjacking a question intended for the Finnish president and ranting about how there weren't "wins" before he took office. pic.twitter.
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Kanye West has had enough of getting robbed ... which is why he's ranting about other rappers -- like, possibly Drake -- jacking his floating stage.
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A man ranting about "high treason" repeatedly rammed his pickup truck into the side of a local news station in Dallas early Wednesday.
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In practice, many, if not most, liberals are as deeply disturbed by familial dysfunction as conservatives, but they are not ranting about it.
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Contributing Opinion Writer You may have heard an old crank in a big house ranting about appliances and unflushable toilets the other day.
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In the TV show, Zelenskiy played a history teacher who accidentally becomes president after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral.
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So, just kind of ranting about why it might be missing something or "my battery life is poor" or whatever it might be.
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Here's Trump ranting about the fake news media while the Fox & Friends desperately try to get him to talk about something else. pic.twitter.
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According to an audio tape published by Variety on Friday, Hasselbeck immediately bolted backstage and started ranting about Walters to co-host Joy Behar.
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Perhaps inevitably given the publication, although still disappointingly, the article quickly derails into a vintage slice of old white man ranting about safe spaces.
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It features things like J. Jonah Jameson ranting about Spider-Man ruining Comic-Con, Doctor Strange opening a portal, and Adam West's Batman dancing.
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After five years without watching David awkwardly dig himself into trouble while ranting about social customs, fans thought the show might truly be ending.
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He quickly turns livid when his nationalistic aunt Pat, played with ferocious fun by Dearbhla Molloy, keeps ranting about "that fuckin' bitch" Margaret Thatcher.
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Social media is flooded by Kremlin-funded trolls ranting about the illegitimacy of the American election process and warning of the potential for violence.
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"She smelled blood in the water, went on Fox News and started ranting about how Democrats were dropping God from the Congress," he added.
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Now, a lot of this may seem like me just ranting about an iTunes-adjacent app again, and that's true: I do that a lot.
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Witness those American shock jocks ranting about no-go zones in cities whose names they would struggle to spell, let alone find on a map.
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In the first few minutes of Reverie, a new episodic science fiction thriller premiering Wednesday, May 30th on NBC, the protagonist starts ranting about smartphones.
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Ahead of the occupation on Saturday, a video was posted online showing Jon Ritzheimer, an anti-Islam activist and militia member, ranting about the case.
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But Democrats like Perez who think that ranting about Russia and snarking about "bromances" will paper over divisions in their own party are sorely mistaken.
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Even as he took a big step toward taking health insurance away from millions, Mr. Trump started ranting about taking citizenship away from flag-burners.
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A heavily armed assailant ranting about Jews tried to force his way into a synagogue in Halle, Germany yesterday, before he killed two people nearby.
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I end up ranting about the flawed criminal justice system and E. and I talk about things we want to emphasize with our own children.
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That's the kind of depravity we seem to be witnessing more of since Trump came down his gilded escalator and began ranting about Mexican rapists.
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"My Twitter account (@LOLGuy15) had turned into just me ranting about politics, so Mastodon was a perfect place to take a break from Twitter," @meme says.
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Just as the various accusations against Bill Clinton would be even more damaging today, so would all Trump's grotesque ranting about wanting to fuck Princess Diana.
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Image: YouTube/LastWeekTonightHBO's "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" is currently on summer hiatus, but that hasn't stopped Oliver from ranting about how birds are awful.
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We talked to this guy for several hours, before he started getting super drunk and ranting about how Texas was the only economically self-sustaining state.
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The Late Show host imagined a Trump cameo in the movie Thursday, in which the President portrays a Russian flag, ranting about Russia to a cookie.
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The same Slim Shady who was ranting about Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera cannot just throw slurs at pop stars and expect to come away unscathed.
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She did have a designated driver, who failed miserably at stopping Chyna from ranting about the importance of registering to vote and lots of other stuff.
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Strange though it may seem, the best way for Sanders to fill the most gaping hole in his campaign is to get better ranting about Wall Street.
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From there, the moderators turned back to Donald Trump, who began ranting about China devaluing their currency when they are, right now, doing literally the opposite thing.
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Storming onto the floor, Lexie starts ranting about how awful Harry is, and how Allie has basically created some sort of oligarchy between herself and the Guards.
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The FOX reporter narrating the video also notes that she began "ranting about President Trump" before sticking the machete in the door of the boutique and leaving.
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DNC senior adviser Zac Petkanas knocked Trump for "ranting about crowd sizes on the National Mall" during the president's speech at the Central Intelligence Agency on Saturday.
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Below is an example of some gamer ranting about a movie they clearly have not seen from a synopsis that they definitely (sort of, mostly, probably) read.
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" He spent the majority of his time ranting about the press, then predicted the response: "Tomorrow, they'll be saying, 'Donald Trump rants and raves at the press.
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Making the web less annoyingIt's easy to start ranting about how much the web sucks these days, but the truth is that it used to suck much worse.
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But in recent years, the Iron Islanders have been mostly confined to ranting about how awesome things used to be while launching raids on any neighbor in sight.
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Mariah Carey doesn't know what the hell Nick Cannon is ranting about in his angry rap about child custody and divorce ... sources connected to the singer tell TMZ.
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She also addressed Kanye's controversial rant during his appearance on Saturday Night Live, where he was recorded backstage calling Swift fake and ranting about the SNL stage crew.
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And then—just weeks after ranting about how Trump is good on stage—Kanye walked through the doors at Trump Tower for a meeting with the president-elect.
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As he sat with his mouth open, his dentist started ranting about how people approach brushing and flossing as chores and often did these two basic things wrong.
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And, two years after winning the presidency, he is still ranting about Hillary Clinton, now claiming that it was her campaign, not his, that colluded with the Russians.
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He manages to become president of Ukraine after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral: He becomes a symbolic everyman, fighting the country's ruling oligarchical classes.
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Your stoned cousin starts tapping on his FitBit the same way you'd cue up a track on a CDJ while ranting about why climate change is a myth.
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It doesn't let him get away with anything, and when he's ranting about how hard white guys have it nowadays, it lets Ali push back against his nonsense.
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And twice, he demurred, the first time by ranting about his Electoral College victory, the second time by berating the Jewish reporter who dared to inquire about it.
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He wasted time at Thursday's briefing... ranting about the media... So here's what I said on CNN after the briefing: We know Trump is obsessed with news coverage.
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Asked to resolve his inconsistent statements about witness testimony during the Senate trial, Trump starts ranting about Adam Schiff and the "total hoax" Russia and Ukraine investigations pic.twitter.
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It's a general rule of social media that before ranting about a story on Twitter you should probably go beyond the headline and at least skim through the article.
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How many Conservative or Labour candidates, confronted on the doorstep by an elderly voter ranting about "the coloureds", would call him what he is—a racist—to his face?
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The family didn't notice anything was going on until Tefft showed up to a family gathering "ranting about the Jews" and identifying himself as a fascist, the nephew said.
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Indeed, when her chauvinistic boss starts ranting about how his underlings are part of the "pressure-free generation," she just asks what she did to spur yet another tirade.
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The rest of her time she spent off topic ranting about the importance of this election and the vast amount of time she has been in the public sector.
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Trump, Jacobson noted, will try to mobilize his base by ranting about "socialism" and of course some potential Democratic candidates will be more vulnerable to that charge than others.
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The legendary comedian/host was chilling Wednesday in Bev Hills -- on Rodeo Drive, naturally -- and told us there's simply no truth to Curry's ranting about the past few weeks.
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" The person recounted a recent conversation with Coulter in which, "She was ranting about, 'AOC's going to be the next president even if she's not old enough to run.
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Depending on your tastes and inclinations, particular expressions of desire for community stability can seem outrageous — like a man in rural Nebraska ranting about the evils of Muslim immigrants.
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Rather than ranting about Atlanta's superiority, the actor and his jaunty captain's hat calmly headed to the stage and commandeered the mic to thank voters on behalf of Silicon Valley.
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Photo: APFor more than a decade now, FBI directors have been ranting about investigators being cut off from prized intelligence sources thanks to the widespread adoption of digitally encrypted communications.
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He paused the show for a few minutes, ranting about being too grown to have people untying his kicks, and ripping an overzealous fan for getting too close for comfort.
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Trump also spent Saturday ranting about crowd size and the media while standing in front of a memorial dedicated to CIA officers who were killed in the line of duty.
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The memes began trending in full force last week after a video of ABC news anchor Amy Robach ranting about the network killing an interview with an Epstein accuser leaked.
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"I will shake your sweaty hand, because you're doing such a great thing," the man said, before ranting about how much he hated the new sculpture at Grand Army Plaza.
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I've been blogging about this stuff for years and been ranting about it since I could talk, but this is the first time anyone has seemed to pay any attention.
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Robert Klein ain't cracking jokes when it comes to Donald Trump -- he came unhinged, ranting about the President's numerous scandals ... then came face-to-face with some vocal Trump supporters.
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One time I had students come in to hang out, and they were in the middle of ranting about a conservative student who was outspoken about the transgender bathroom issue.
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In addition to ranting about the shutdown, Cardi slammed President Donald Trump for forcing some federal employees to return to work without being paid and trying to construct a border wall.
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While disgruntled Arsenal fans have become accustomed to ranting about the club's 'fourth-place trophy' in recent years, the team are now in considerable danger of losing out on even that.
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And then he's off, viciously kicking Trump piñatas and ranting about Russia and Vladimir Putin and the birther movement and the Electoral College and how Trump doesn't even want the job.
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For a man who spends much of his time ranting about fake news, President Donald Trump's properties sure have a lot of fake TIME Magazine covers with his face on them.
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There's something a little off about the enraged man who went viral for ranting about women on dating sites before getting attacked -- he has a pattern of noisy and disturbing altercations.
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Your boyfriend is basically Jameela Jamil, but instead of posting selfies with a copy of We Should All Be Feminists and trolling weight loss tea and Photoshop, he's ranting about capitalism.
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After years of ranting about those issues, every Republican senator but one voted to approve this bill, which will saddle the country with a minimum of $1 trillion of additional debt.
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By the time I reached my early 30s, I had read every miserable Facebook post from people I knew with kids, ranting about never being able to sleep past 5 a.m.
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The fired F.B.I. director, James Comey, said in a recent interview that Mr. Trump is "morally unfit" for the job, and Mr. Trump predictably replied by ranting about him on Twitter.
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But the instructor is mean and aggressive from even before the class starts, berating riders for not adjusting their seats and ranting about how disappointed he'll be if we're off-beat.
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In audio first put online by right-wing pundit and provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos on Saturday, white nationalist Richard Spencer can allegedly be heard ranting about Jewish people and mixed-race people.
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When Shalhoub's Senator Wheatus launches an Astroturfed grassroots organization called "The One Wayers," its members are politely baffled that murdering the socialist monsters he keeps ranting about might cross a line.
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At their worst, they feel like this guy who used to frequent a coffee shop I went to and who was always ranting about Vladimir Putin's secret plans for the universe.
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In one of three tenuously connected parallel storylines, a mountain man named Buster (Malek) survives by breaking into empty vacation homes while ranting about Y2K to radio shows and phone-sex operators.
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He also said he was "appalled by the administration's child-separation policy" on the southern border and described his ranting about the news media as the "enemy of the people" as dangerous.
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He strides before his army like General Patton, readying them to take back the day, but he's ranting about poisoning his enemies by dipping his signature bat in the zombies' toxic blood.
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"I know they were humiliated in last year's governor's race, but that's no excuse to run around spreading lies and ranting about conspiracies," said Richard Azzopardi, a senior adviser to Mr. Cuomo.
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Servant of the People is named after the TV comedy series where Zelenskiy played a scrupulously honest history teacher who accidentally becomes president after a video of him ranting about corruption goes viral.
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The enraged man who went viral for ranting about women on dating sites before getting ragdolled in a bagel shop is defending his misogyny ... he says it's women's fault in the first place.
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In case you don't read blogs with names like the Angry Patriot, she's a kid who became famous in conservative circles for ranting about Barack Obama at last year's Conservative Political Action Conference.
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The new bar: Prove capable of speaking for 60 minutes without throwing a temper tantrum and ranting about ratings, the failing New York Times, fake news or the size of your inaugural crowd.
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It is not the type institution that would have an app that might send out push notifications to its app's subscribers quoting Nirvana lyrics and ranting about the biblical evils of Donald Trump.
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"The old men behind me kept saying things [about the protesters] like, 'Here's the crazies' Eventually these same men started ranting about the Skull and Bones society as a global conspiracy," Nichols adds.
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Over the weekend, he walked out of his Sacramento concert after a mere 30 minutes, most of which he spent ranting about everything from Barack Obama and Donald Trump to Beyoncé rigging the VMAs.
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Soon, the two had only the desperate ploy of sending Claire back to the future, where she reappeared three years after going missing (all the way back in the series' pilot), ranting about Culloden.
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The problem for the Republican Party is that the very antics that earn good ratings—ranting about Mexican "rapists" or insulting a fallen soldier's parents—are poison in terms of appealing to moderate voters.
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From starting drama with Wiz Khalifa (which was resolved) to sharing thoughts about his opulent life (remember the marble conference tables tweet?) to just ranting about whatever comes to mind, he is nothing but entertaining.
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Since we're ranting about IIHF shootouts, let's use the obscure player spot to look back at the only one (so far) that ever decided an Olympic gold medal: the 200 contest between Canada and Sweden.
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It's easier to enjoy a grown man ranting about wanting to smear his own diarrhea onto the TV screen when you know that he is fully aware how silly his obsession with video games is.
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"A lot of the time, what with you marching around ranting about 'Manifest Destiny' or '54-40 or Fight,' we were never all that sure whether you were friend or foe," the editorial board wrote.
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Before Hannity, Tucker Carlson spent most of his hour-long show ranting about the addictive dangers of social media and urging the Trump administration to investigate Clinton's campaign for allegedly manipulating the Democratic National Committee.
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He took the mic and simply went off, using the word "apparently" over and over again while ranting about being scared "half to death" on the super slide and watching the Powerball with his grandpa.
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Whether he forgot the words, or was just having strange issues with his teeth again, it's not a great look for a guy who spent the weekend ranting about how "like, really smart" he is.
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One night in the pub, he claimed the private school he'd attended had "an anti-conservative ethos," and I started ranting about how stupid that was, talking loudly enough for the people around us to hear.
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One source recalls feeling uncomfortable, listening to Bannon ranting about black rioters in Ferguson, Mo. These sources criticize Bannon for binding himself to a movement that they say has virulent anti-Semitism and racism within it.
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The United States attorney in the area had been alerted, but had spent his energy instead looking for the supposedly widespread voting by undocumented immigrants that Trump kept ranting about — and that has never been proven.
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It doesn't matter that violent threats against abortion providers skyrocketed in 2015, and that a gunman ranting about "baby parts" shot up a Planned Parenthood in November in the deadliest-ever attack on a US abortion clinic.
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"It seems to me if he goes up and makes a campaign trip somewhere in Ohio, he's just as likely to spend his time ranting about immigrants rather than talking about improvements in the economy," Bannon said.
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I was probably moaning about NATO and ranting about "Swastika Eyes," maybe I said a few things a bit strong, but it's a rock 'n' roll interview and I think you should say things to get attention.
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Ranting about Auschwitz and the debased value of American culture, von Sydow's aging artist has worn down his former-student-turned-lover (Barbara Hershey), who wants to leave him while she still has a shot at romance.
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Why, it used to be we couldn't go a day without someone in the industry ranting about the evils of GameStop, and how the "churn" of used games through retail stores was destroying the finances of publishers and developers.
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In the immediate days after the storm, Trump was more preoccupied ranting about NFL's national anthem controversy and feuding with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz instead of signaling to his administration to focus on hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
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Both slightly sad looking mini abominable creatures were doused in a tiny baggie of potassium phosphate, a food additive also known as E340, one of the E numbers that your Mum used to mention when ranting about blue smarties.
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Acosta is one of several reporters who have become media sensations — racking up viral news clips and tens of thousands of Twitter followers — by feuding publicly with administration officials or ranting about the unique dangers of the Trump presidency.
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A tiny folding dronePrice$800LikeHard to crash, makes pretty videoNo LikeShakes in cold weather (Update: DJI fixed the issue)It's worth ranting about the Mavic Air's size, if only to highlight how impossibly feature-filled the drone still manages to be.
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After the movie house announced last week its plans for the special screenings of this weekend's superhero movie, a flurry of outrage popped up on social media with users ranting about reverse sexism and the double standard of such screenings.
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The tech industry has also benefited for years from its enemies, who it cast — often accurately — as Luddites who genuinely didn't understand the series of tubes they were ranting about, or protectionist industries that didn't want the best for consumers.
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Weddings are a Great Laugh (if there's an open bar, at least) but I imagine that a royal wedding would be more of a stiff upper lip affair—no bitter aunties ranting about their divorce (probably) for better or worse.
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Flying home from Vietnam, he witnesses Robert McNamara (Bruce Greenwood), defense secretary to Kennedy and Johnson, ranting about how the war is only getting worse for the U.S., and in the next scene watches him say the opposite to reporters.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – A 74-year-old man ranting about a broken phone drove his car through the glass storefront of a Verizon Wireless store in North Carolina, authorities said Friday, stunning shoppers during the dinner hour at an upscale mall.
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We've dissected plot points from the disappointing Game of Thrones final season, with me ranting about how "Sansa was seriously screwed over by everyone," while my husband nodded patiently on our couch, waiting for me to run out of steam.
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Rather, Trump gave what could be called his Global Carnage speech, ranting about crises—"Major portions of the world are in conflict and some, in fact, are going to hell," he said—while proposing policies that would only make those crises worse.
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The statement came out of nowhere (Trump had previously been ranting about how CNN was bad because it wouldn't report on bogus voter fraud accusations or something) but it seems to be in response to the flag controversy unfolding at Hampshire College.
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Still, in the wake of Trump ranting about the "phony Trump/Russia 'collusion,' which doesn't exist" over the weekend, there was renewed speculation Trump might be so unhappy with the state of Mueller's investigation that he'd move to fire the special counsel.
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Crying, indulging in comfort foods, ranting about your ex, and feeling sorry for yourself can all be a part of the process, as long as it doesn't go on for too long or negatively impact your health and other relationships, Kazez says.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was in a combative mood during an Oval Office meeting and an East Room press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö on Wednesday afternoon, ranting about the whistleblower complaint against him, Democrats and a new book about his immigration policy.
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"After he finished ranting about crowd sizes on the National Mall, I hope President Trump sat down for an interview with the CIA to help with their investigation into his team's possible collusion with the Kremlin to win the election," Petkanas said in an statement.
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If I had to guess, it's because their notion of this $84.6 billion corporation, with stores in almost every wealthy urban center in the world, got frozen in carbonite 20 years ago after they heard Dennis Miller ranting about coffee shops and nose piercings.
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The crisis she goes through in the opera is the choice between sitting at home with your partner and ranting about what you see going on in the world, or getting out there, politicizing your body, and standing up against the injustices that you see.
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Kenneth Bae, a US citizen who was held prisoner for more than two years in North Korea, has publicly thanked former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman for ranting about his case on CNN in 603, saying the attention generated by the tirade helped secure his release.
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The researchers attribute it to the fact that while Don't Be a Sucker takes pains to show the extent of the Nazis' cruelty, it only shows one parallel to 1947 America: a man on a soapbox in a square, ranting about foreigners and "negroes" to a skeptical crowd.
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A white Columbia University student was recorded ranting about the superiority of his race and harassing a group of fellow students, a number of whom are black, in a video that has now gone viral and sparked a heated debate about the school's response to racism on campus.
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If you're legitimately so upset that a game's own publisher, in this case Koei Tecmo, put the brakes on distributing a teenagers-titillating T&A "sports simulation" overseas, that you're somewhere on the internet ranting about how the left-leaning Western media has ruined your fun, get a grip.
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Aaron will abruptly get upset or start ranting about some non sequitur, and she and Pat will leave early, driving home in silence, each suffering in their own way until one of them asks what's for dinner or what they'll do the next day, because life goes on.
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If you haven't heard this show, it can turn even the blandest talk radio into a fantasy wonderland—it was almost innocent in a way that has been lost to maniacs on YouTube ranting about racist conspiracies and how putting things into the water can turn frogs gay.
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He spent most of the time ranting about familiar topics in the standoff—the Constitution and Barack Obama—as well as more esoteric, Alex Jones-y ones, like UFOs, government-released chemicals that are affecting the populace, and his personal struggle to find work and get access to medical marijuana.
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Still, ranting about how he wishes Sasha Baron Cohen got beat up and sent to the hospital, saying that the Oscars' security guards should go to security guard school, and making the unbelievable claim that "many people are asking me about the Academy Awards"—this is some 🔥🔥🔥 shit.
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That at first was very unexpected; I had anticipated maybe a few minutes of ranting about what they were feeling was what I was going to get, but almost every individual that I conversed with believes that there is a complete misrepresentation of what it is like to actually live in Detroit.
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We've just obtained video from Martha's book signing at the Macy's in NYC's Herald Square Wednesday night, and it's wild ... you see the demonstrator come charging at Martha, holding up a sign about killing animals, ranting about Canada Goose and Martha having "blood on their hands," as security guards quickly haul her away.
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Some caveats: the audio is low-quality and the speaker never identifies himself, but it's someone who sounds a lot like Kanye West, using a lot of the same references that Kanye West uses, ranting about a situation a lot like the one that Kanye West found himself in a few days prior.
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Ross Douthat Donald Trump's post-debate ranting about Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe elevated by Hillary Clinton as proof of Trump's misogyny, has been similar to his other meltdowns but distinctive in one particular way: It's the first time in this election that Trump has clashed with someone who actually resembles him.
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Instead of ranting about the leaking and the belching and defaming of email leaks and social media, experience the private courage — the crushing, unexpressed pain — of the 56-year-old King George VI, played with quiet depth and range by Jared Harris (best known as the tormented Lane Pryce in "Mad Men").
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Schilling has been losing his gourd in public recently, by appearing on TV (ironically on a show called "The Intelligence Report") and ranting about how pretty he thinks young girls are, how gorgeous his young son is, and how it's natural for adults to comment on children's hotness—like his hero Trump does.
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Whether she's campaigning for her husband while he's in the hospital, ranting about those East Coast feminists who are burning their bras, or whispering to Dick that everyone's staring at them as the premiere political couple in the country, she never lets us forget that there's a woman at the center of this story.
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It's the kind of thing that would be a bit sad if it were just your elderly uncle ranting about his past glories, but Trump mixes it in with authoritarian asides and the fundamental reality that whether he cares to do the actual job or not, he is ultimately the president of the United States.
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Related: North Korea Has Handed Another US Citizen a Lengthy Hard Labor Sentence Kenneth Bae, a US citizen who was held prisoner for more than two years in North Korea, has publicly thanked former NBA basketball player Dennis Rodman for ranting about his case on CNN in 2014, saying the attention generated by the tirade helped secure his release.
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In this line of thinking, Donald Trump's recent actions—his blanket refusal to give anything to congressional investigators, his tweetstorms ranting about overreach, and his decision to walk out of a meeting with Pelosi and Chuck Schumer over ongoing inquiries—are all bluster, aimed at provoking Democrats to impeach him and, ultimately, hand him a second term.
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Disintegrating like a mad king locked away in his Fifth Avenue castle, ranting about a global cabal of corporate and media elites conspiring against him — yes, a swastika sign popped up at a West Palm Beach rally — he can't see how offensive his defense is: that the women accusing him were not attractive enough to assault.
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Footage of this mass shooting isn't uploaded, but the shooter did post a clip of himself ranting about his horniness slash failure to get pussy, and how he was going to walk into a university lecture hall and pump bullets into the career-driven feminists who deemed themselves too good for him and caused his pussylessness.
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The gadgets I'm ranting about are ones that try to convince you to spend more for a relatively inexpensive, readily available product: floss dispensers with proprietary floss (it's just string, people); garbage cans with specialty garbage bags; even a manicure machine that paints each fingernail individually using — wait for it — pods of its proprietary nail polish.
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A July hearing featuring former special counsel Robert Mueller was a disaster for Democrats for many reasons, but one reason was that it is hard to keep focus on a serious line of inquiry when that inquiry is constantly being interrupted by members ranting about Russian false flags or submitting pieces they wrote for Fox News host Sean Hannity's website into the record.
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Read more:Trump sent a wildly inaccurate letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ranting about his grievances on the eve of his likely impeachmentJustice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hits back at Trump&aposs calls to stop impeachment: &aposThe president is not a lawyer&aposGOP Senate leader Mitch McConnell says impeachment is a &apospolitical decision&apos and that he&aposs &aposnot an impartial juror&apos
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Another recent Sinclair segment featured former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka ranting about the "deep state" and its efforts to sabotage Trump, and was produced by Kristine Frazao, a former reporter and anchor for the Russian propaganda network RT. The company is set to become more powerful with its planned $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media, which would add 143 stations to Sinclair's 193 existing affiliates.
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And speaking another language "can risk drawing unwanted attention," per the AP, despite being considered a huge advantage for things like job opportunities in the U.S. What's happening: Viral videos of people expressing racist ideas, such as a widely-viewed and criticized video of a New York lawyer ranting about restaurant workers speaking Spanish instead of English, are increasingly being shared across social platforms.
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Presidential candidate and self-proclaimed billionaire Donald Trump proved the old saying about nothing good happening on Twitter after midnight early Friday morning, when he dropped a string of vitriolic tweets at 5 AM ranting about Alicia Machado—the former Miss Universe winner who became a focal point during last Monday's debate when Clinton blasted Trump for insulting Machado over her weight and heritage.
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In the back your cab, you carry an aging conservative columnist ranting about leftist politics and their siege of traditional culture, a closeted undcover cop who feels increasingly alienated from his colleagues, an aging society matron whose life has been thrown into chaos by the collapse of her marriage, a disillusioned politician who has decided to leak all the secrets his party is keeping, and other archetypes of modern life in a cosmopolitan capital.
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Of the more than sixty-five million people who voted for Clinton, and who now feel miserable about the Trump Presidency, not a few want to hear from her again, and gain some consolation from her story, if only to speculate about a through-the-looking-glass world in which she is in the White House, Merrick Garland is on the Supreme Court, and Trump is ranting about "illegals" in a studio at Fox News.
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It remains to be seen how future years will judge us, but all we can say is there was only one thing more annoying than the omnipresence of the man bun Sure, this trendy man 'do got a little more focus than it deserved, but people just talking about the man bun was never as bad as people actively complaining about it, ranting about it, angrily mentioning how many man buns they'd recently seen out in the wild.
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