This guy sounds like a douche-nozzle, but I’m okay with this bill. Loot boxes are predatory, and regardless of how I feel about general microtransactions, we’d be better off with loot boxes (at least ones that require real money) being axed.

Eh, true but they probably wanted their kids to keep up appearances. Social pressure and expectations drive the rich. Look at the Kennedys and Bushes. None of them have to go to Ivy League schools but they do because it’s what is expected of them. Plus, it’s how the wealthy and elite keep the power and economic…

You get out of college/university what you put into it. There are a lot of dedicated students who learn more at a random community college than some of these kids do at an expensive prestigious university.

The weirdest thing about all of this is that none of these kids needed to go to school or do anything for the rest of their lives.

I also won’t hold my breath.

I’ll wait for the right-wingers to start in on this lady for taking tons of money from the government for handouts, like they so love to do with anyone who’s not a rich white person and who gets any sort of legitimate benefits.

Frank murdering a few (understatement) people and Billy’s gang becomnig terrorist aside, The show consistently talks about the troubles vets face when coming home and how they are cast aside. So that is probably what people in the armed forces like and respect about the show. Law enforcement people like it because…

Yeah, police officers adopting the Punisher as their mascot has always been creepy to me. I’m not sure if they really understand what they are adopting or not.

Military and law enforcement officials who love the Punisher are terrifying.

“I’m endlessly grateful to[...] [...]the men and women of the Armed Services and law enforcement community who Frank means so much to.”

I found Daredevil and Punisher to be particularly good. As a fan of both characters, it was really nice to see them presented so well and so faithfully. I will miss them both the most.

This is crucial. I work in a medical office probably with 75% conservative women. None of them has any idea who Jussie Smollett is.

It reminded me of “It’s Guiliani time!”

I gave Jussie the benefit of the doubt at first, but thought there was something hinky about the “This is MAGA country!” line.  I mean, I’m not doubting that some Trump supporter somewhere would say it, but it sounds so... like what a script writer would make someone say in a movie rather than something someone would…

As someone who has worked with a lot of ‘creative types’ in the past, I can second this. 

Not to paint too broad of a brush stroke here, but a lot of “creatives” I know aren’t exactly the most analytically minded people.

When I first heard the story my initial reaction was that it sounded exactly like what someone in Hollywood thinks a hate crime looks like, but I was willing to give him the benefit of the…

Regarding #2, maybe because he is black and gay and the Chicago cops don’t have a great rep in dealing with either of those communities, he didn’t think they would take it seriously?

1) people you don’t know might be quicker to rat you out. Kind of hard to put this thing on Craigslist

It also got out of control when every idiot in Hollywood and Congress started tweeting about the case. Funny how so many people correctly doubted this story from the start, but no one in Hollywood was smart enough to figure it out..