[bird4four4]

Brandon Holley, editor-in-chief of Jane magazine, said, "I wasn't personally offended, but I thought it was fun to watch other people be offended."

Taking joy in other peoples discomfort? How progressive.

[MrB]

In order to remake society as they want it to be, the left first has to totally destroy the society as it is.

This is why they enjoy such things.

[Sicon]

Brandon Holley, editor-in-chief of Jane magazine, said, "I wasn't personally offended, but I thought it was fun to watch other people be offended."

But no doubt this same imbecile would scream bloody murder if you were to say something that offended gays, lesbians, Islamofascists, or any of the other assorted "protected" classes. She'd probably try to bring you up on hate crime charges.

The boundless, loathesome, and disturbing hypocrisy of these people is beyond belief...

[HungarianGypsy]

Brandon Holley, editor-in-chief of Jane magazine, said, "I wasn't personally offended, but I thought it was fun to watch other people be offended."

Jane Magazine is no longer run by Jane Pratt? Yet, I don't expect a different opinion from anyone associated with this raunchy magazine. Since, I have looked into freelance writing, I try to get as many different types of magazines as possible. The founder of this magazine was the editor for a teen magazine known as Sassy. It was decent at first, but got to the point that if someone wasn't a liberal, radical feminist, who pretended to be an intellectual they were written about as if they were idiots.

I had the opportunity to get a free subscription to Jane Magazine. After reading at least a handful of the F-bomb in the magazine I threw away every other copy I received.