nostro wrote: » Congratulations to the "Silence breakers"http://time.com/time-person-of-the-year-2017-silence-breakers/
KungPao wrote: » Herr Hitler was Time’s man of the year too.
Assetbacked wrote: » How out of touch with the real world can this Time magazine be?
eviltwin wrote: » No men interestingly enough
B.A._Baracus wrote: » Bit silly having something called person of the year then you give it to multiple people.
SuperSean11 wrote: » Hitler won it in 1938 and Stalin in 1939. They’re saying these women are as bad as Hitler
The_Valeyard wrote: » Interesting choice, It has been a rolling and well discussed news story for large part of the year alright. Other than Trump, im not sure what would top that as influence of the year approach.
nostro wrote: » Taylor Swift on the cover. Taylor Swift says she was made to feel bad about the consequences that her harasser faced. After she complained about a Denver radio DJ named David Mueller, who allegedly grabbed her rear end, Mueller was fired. "I'm not going to let you or your client make me feel in any way that this is my fault," "I'm being blamed for the unfortunate events of his life that are a product of his decisions. Not mine."
valoren wrote: » SuperSean11 wrote: » Hitler won it in 1938 and Stalin in 1939. They’re saying these women are as bad as Hitler Using the logic of 'influence' in choosing Person of the Year where the likes of Hitler and Stalin are name they might have picked Harvey Weinstein in that case?
Greybottle wrote: » Should it not be "Person/Perdaugter/Pernondefined of the Year". I mean we wouldn't want to be offending anybody. #TimeMagazineSoSexist #WhatTheFcukAmIOnAbout
weldoninhio wrote: » I remember I won it in 2006, I won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012. Decent few years.
silverharp wrote: » it must look good on your Linkedin profile