Find something worthwhile to be mad about — like voter suppression!
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"You can't be mad about any of them," DiCaprio agreed.
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And we should feel free to be mad about it.
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Or they could be mad about something that could be easily resolved.
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Do you need another reason to be mad about the Oscar nominations?
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After all, who can be mad about a lasting tribute for long?
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Where do people get the energy to be mad about this shit?
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And sorry, fans: you don't have the right to be mad about it.
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Above all, Bernie Sanders had the audacity to be mad about American inequality.
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Keep that energy though Em, fortunately, there's always something to be mad about.
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You want to be mad about some hypothetical startup coming into your hood?
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Image: Body VibesThere's no shortage of things to be mad about in late capitalism.
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I was like, 'He's gonna be mad about it when he sees it later.
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I'll never be mad about that, I just think it's something to grow out of.
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Who can possibly be mad about having one more secret, smiling dog in their life?
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Sydney's powers are a manifestation of her rage, and she has plenty to be mad about.
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DACA strategery Republicans might be mad about Trump's debt deal team switch, but they shouldn't be surprised.
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I think we can all agree that we wouldn't be mad about seeing more Kravitz on television.
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" Wright went upstairs again, and Durham said to his henchman, "They gonna be mad about this, boy.
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SOCIAL Q'S Am I crazy to be mad about my father wanting to profit from my death?
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But that didn't do much to soothe Deadpool fans, who felt they had plenty to be mad about.
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I couldn't stop, no matter how much I knew my next-day self would be mad about it.
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How can you be mad about this It's a happy place, with better drums and so many friends.
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Like people were going to be mad about the fact that the actors were not born in America.
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They should be mad about this, and I don&apost think I&aposve ever seen anything like this frankly.
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And if that includes a little fan-girling over Clay and Dylan Minnette, we won't be mad about it.
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People have been mad about this before, and they'll be mad about it again, so let's just do better.
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He only did this because when he went through my phone he couldn't find anything to be mad about!
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JF: Yeah there's plenty of rage, you just gotta find the right stuff to be mad about, because it's true.
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No one has officially reported that Brown will be joining the cast, but we certainly wouldn't be mad about it.
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Still, he had "no hard feelings" about her decision and and said that "can't be mad about" her following her heart.
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"We didn't follow anything from the comic books, which people are gonna be mad about," Phillips told Empire, according to Vulture.
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If Black-ish pulls out an overall win Sunday, we won't be surprised — and we won't be mad about it, either.
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For teens who loved grunge's sound and aesthetic, but had nothing in particular to be mad about, they were a perfect fit.
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And if you want to add some ice cream and eat this à la mode, we would not be mad about it.
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What is clear, however, is that while fans may not all be mad about the same things, many of them are definitely mad.
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What the troll seemed to be mad about is a strong woman having a voice and using it to talk about progressive change.
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That doesn't mean that that's what the player or his team thinks he's actually worth, so there's no reason to be mad about it.
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Is it justified: No. I mean, the greed part is bang on, but honestly, I can't even be mad about this, for two reasons.
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"Don't be mad about the message that you received from Donald Trump," said Mr. Mutambala, who came to the United States three years ago.
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In the clip, Tana tells a seemingly unsuspecting Jake that she's gotta tell him something that he'll probably be mad about, which peaks his curiosity.
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Declining social mobility, a shrinking middle class, widening income inequality, crumbling infrastructure — there's plenty to be mad about, and plenty of blame to go around.
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The final verdict: Remember, Blackhawks fans, you can't be mad about Toews unless you also tell us who should—[flaming brick flies through window] EVERYBODY RUN!
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It would be easy for the band to be mad about the quasi-mockery, but Smash Mouth took the newfound interest of their old single in stride.
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Here's what Minaj should be mad about: if she didn't have multiple tracks on Spotify's most powerful playlists, like Rap Caviar, then she racked up less streams.
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So if people are going to be mad about a holiday-themed paper coffee cup, it makes sense that it would be Starbucks's holiday-themed paper cup.
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Who among us, upon hearing Solange wearily sing "I've got a lot to be mad about," didn't nod in resignation and think, in the internet's succinct language, "same"?
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Basically Eminem collected all of the major criticisms of Trump's first year in office, and put them in one scorching freestyle, which is hard to be mad about.
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To be mad about how they are or aren't eaten — or, perhaps, how they are or aren't depicted on your smartphone — is out of step with demographic realities.
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That means logo-d up comfy clothes for everyone on your list, and when they look this good, trust that no one is going to be mad about it.
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Even days when the Trump administration isn't allegedly torturing families, I find something, someone to be mad about: perhaps a particularly bad Mark Duplass take or just Stephen Miller, existing.
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It's not just one instance, but rather a larger issue of race and gender in Hollywood (as if the industry's recent reckoning with sexual assault wasn't enough to be mad about).
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Liberals would be mad about an additional regressive tax cut, but liberals are already committed to rolling back the Trump tax cuts with a reconciliation bill if they ever get the chance.
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Instead, the new Congress and candidates of the future should tell voters that it's O.K. to be mad about being in debt, that this is a savage society we now live in.
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Long story short, while any journalist would be mad about getting plagiarized by another journalist, policy shops and advocacy groups are happy to have their stuff copied by a leading presidential candidate.
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"While any journalist would be mad about getting plagiarized by another journalist, policy shops and advocacy groups are happy to have their stuff copied by a leading presidential candidate," Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote.
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But here's the critical thing: Even though plenty of liberals are happy to be mad about the double standard, nobody important in progressive political commentary is actually mad about Trump's troop visiting schedule.
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If you went abroad and rented a weird Airbnb with blurry pictures where you can't quite figure out what it is and it turned out to be this, you wouldn't be mad about it.
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It was like literally everybody involved knew what was about to happen and wanted to insist that you couldn't be mad about Green Book winning Best Picture if both Stenberg and Lewis liked the movie.
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I'm still very confused as to what exactly what happened here or what the April Fool aspect of this whole thing is, as i'm sure many of you are, but there's nothing to be mad about.
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And of course once again, that's an affliction and a conviction that was held only by those who had the power and the insulation to trick themselves into thinking there wasn't anything to be mad about.
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It's not something to be mad about considering the latter two phones' higher price tags, but the difference is there, even if you might not be able to see it when people upload their pics to Instagram.
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As I cleaned out my desk, I remember thinking how silly it was that I had been worried that my boss would be mad about me living my life when they were about to let me go.
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He&aposs still mad about it, and he&aposs always going to be mad about it because he believes that that the grounds that Sessions used to recuse himself were knowable before Sessions was even appointed attorney general.
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This has been centuries behind us, and it's centuries ahead of us, and the aberration and the error was in not being mad all the time, being somehow convinced that we didn't have anything to be mad about.
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Straight Outta Compton might have been one of the biggest snubs in the Best Picture category when the 2016 Academy Award nominations were announced Thursday, but Ice Cube, a driving force behind the film, said he "can't be mad" about it.
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On the song, I say: "When I feel like I'm down / When I'm checking my phone" You can be mad about some stupid email but at the end of the day you should be enjoying life like my grandma says.
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What I'd buy: We haven't ruined our current area rug yet and therefore can't justify purchasing a new one, but if someone *happens* to stain it I wouldn't be mad about subbing the black tassel one in as a replacement.
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" But before he gets to rapping about his bowel movements, he takes aim at a thing that some old rap dudes seemed to be mad about a few years ago: "The boom bap is coming back with an ax to mumble rap.
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Jimmy Fallon says viewers "have a right to be mad" about a widely panned "Tonight Show" interview he did with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE during the heat of the presidential election.
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It turns out we have plenty to be mad about: The Global Gag Rule; three separate bills in Congress to block Medicaid patients from coming to Planned Parenthood for care; a government official's dogged attempts to use the power of the federal government to stop young immigrant women from accessing safe and legal abortion; no accountability for the sexual predator holding the highest office in our country; attacks on the communities we serve, especially immigrants and people of color.
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"Infected" is a song written by Brett Gurewitz from the punk rock group Bad Religion. It was released in 1994 and appears on their eighth proper studio album Stranger Than Fiction. Along with "21st Century (Digital Boy)", "Infected" is considered to be their breakthrough song, as it received airplay from modern rock radio stations. During the 1990s, frontman Greg Graffin used to sing "don't be mad about it, Bobby", referring to then-drummer Bobby Schayer, instead of "don't be mad about it, baby".
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Describing their different opinions, Duchovny noted "the director wanted me to be mad about this horrible serial killer. I was like, 'No, this is an amazing discovery! He's not morally culpable, because he's genetically driven.' I judge no one".
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He is also revealed to still be mad about the "Pee on Carl" incident after he told Spencer to watch his attitude because he still hasn't forgotten about it. Aspartamay (Jack Black) is Spencer's online video game rival in "iStart a Fan War". He and Spencer come face-to-face at Webicon. At the end of the show, Aspartamay was "killed" by Carly by stealing his jewel revealing that it is his life force.
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The music video was released on July 12. It features Gomez counting money in various outfits. These scenes are spliced with Towers in a meeting with other people and appearing to be mad about something while Gomez waits in a room next door. Gomez later retweeted a fan tweet, giving their own interpretation of the clip, stating that it represents the singer's internal situation with her labels: they keep promising her things, like letting her release an album, but Gomez doesn't believe their words anymore (alluding to the line "No pago mi renta con palabras/ no valen nada").
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Rachita Taneja uploaded the first strip of Sanitary Panels on Facebook in 2014, in response to people being arrested for denouncing president Narendra Modi on the social media platform. In an interview with The News Minute, Taneja described her thoughts at the time as followed: "I thought if they want to arrest people on the basis of what they say on Facebook, I'll give them something to be mad about." At the time, Sanitary Panels were simple doodles Taneja drew on her tablet and shared with her friends, but she quickly found that her work was collecting a lot of positive attention, which prompted her to start an official Facebook page for her webcomic on June 15 that year. Taneja wanted to name her webcomic something taboo, and chose a pun on sanitary pads.
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