Where does the demonizing stop, though? At what point is it enough?

The debate was spur of the moment, thinking on his feet with no time to apply a coating of bullshit to his viewpoints. Here he had time to prepare and cover the nastier parts of his views with the appropriate doublespeak.

Well he’s one of the good ones.

“Discrimination certainly exists but I do believe it goes all ways,” he said. As evidence of this, Jafari pointed to a sketch by Samantha Bee, where she jokingly blames white people for Trump’s election. “I suppose you could guess the reaction if Samantha Bee said black people ruined America for voting overwhelmingly…

Jon’s views aren’t based on real statistics, but from Breitbart bullshit. He argued that the most well off black person is still more violent and more likely to commit crimes than the worst off whites. Please don’t let him half-assedly backpedal from such a blatantly racist (and factually incorrect) statement.

Forever War FTW!

Out of all his post-Signs output, The Visit is the one that got you to swear off his work?

Shyamalan loves old movies and works best with a small budget. He’s well suited for this.

The Force helps him overcome his size limitations, but if he was a race that was built for physical fighting, he likely would have won. Size matters here when it shouldn’t.

Correction: Until this moment, I have never interacted with these people and I did not enjoy this interaction

Do you love donut trade embargo ships?

I have met people who tolerate the prequels as canon. I have met people who find some value in a few scenes. I have met people who love the Obi-Wan/Qui-Gon/Darth Maul fight and the Obi-Wan/Anakin fight.

I have never once met a person who loved the prequels as much as the original. These people do not exist. Your leads…

Apologies if this is already posted:

I think trying to finesse out the particulars of the Cars world would be as maddening as reconciling all the opposites of Bizarro world. Do you say bad bye when you’re leaving or good bye when you arrive? Which is more opposite?

Sup.

2001 A Space Odyssey was a collaboration between Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke. The movie as much the original as the book is.

Bladerunner departed from the source significantly.

Movies change from books because it’s a different medium.

I especially liked how the “natural” T-rex was the real hero of film. Killing the super dinosaur, posing for effect and then wandering off.

His theme song will, of course, be “Born to Be Wild.”

All the sites have done great reporting. The investigative reporters at Deadspin who reported on Greg Hardy and Kevin Johnson, for example, are an inspiration to our news team. Jezebel has been doing some great politics coverage. Gawker got people talking about the allegations against Bill Cosby before that became a…