How is JJM’s post political? Is it because only men are involved in politics?

How is JJM’s post political? Is it because only men are involved in politics?
Yeah, men suck.

Yeah, men suck.
Too bad they own everything. Arrr, arr, arr.

How is JJM’s post political?
Check his other posts or the Pit thread and you’ll see what I mean. I don’t want to hijack this thread, but I was tired of his drivebys.
It would have been really funny if it were her pubes she set on fire.
That’s one hot chick

The Bengals are pathetic, not funny.
You misspelled Lions.

You misspelled Lions.
Nah. The Lions moved past pathetic and became legendary.
“Casey went to Courtenay’s house, and Courtenay proceeded to beat the crap out of her, and then she lit her hair on fire. Casey had to be hospitalized.”
Sexy times!
I love not only that they dubbed it a ‘cat fight’ (because no men were involved, duh. The same way I imagine they’d have trouble calling two women going at it ‘sex’), but that they made a point of calling the perp her ‘lesbian girlfriend.’ That’s a tad redundant.
If you read the link at the bottom of the Deadspin piece, you can find some additional information:
From the New York Post:
“There was a fight,” Courtenay said. “But this is a major exaggeration. We are speaking. We are friends.”
Another story here indicates the pair is going to the Sundance festival together. If that’s all true, yeah, it probably was just a silly catfight worthy of being laughed at and certainly not worth the media attention its gotten.
I DO think it was in poor taste to start a thread laughing at an apparently vicious attack (reported by the OP’s link to result in hospitalization) without an explanation for those who don’t follow the Jets. It seems a bit extreme to call it “threadshitting” when someone pointed out the non-humourous aspects of the story and pressed for an explanation of why the Jets make an otherwise unfunny story so amusing. But at least it seems the domestic violence aspect of the story was exaggerated - if not entirely fabricated - by the aunt quoted in the article.

‘lesbian girlfriend.’ That’s a tad redundant.
Actually, this is kind of tricky.
If they said lesbian friend, I wouldn’t think there was a relationship between the two other than a friendship. And if they had said “girlfriend” my mind would probably jump to the idea that “ooh, they’re lesbians!” and then I’d immediately shoot that one down as me just being biased, since plenty of women refer to their female friends as girlfriends. So I think lesbian girlfriend was a pretty good job of clarifying the differences there.