You’re being far too logical here. Join the outrage and don’t ask questions. Definitely don’t dabble in any critical thinking.

Not sure about Black Mirror, but definitely an episode like that in Electric Dreams.

For the sake of maximum outrage, the article implies she did, but it's certainly possible she did not.

People are giving you a hard time, but you’re not wrong that lobbyists are the real problem here. No real change will occur until they are gone. Our best bet is to vote for people who just might eventually put a stop to that shit.

Right? She’s all like “everything in life was handed to you” all judgey-like to Danny... then we find out that her seemingly hard earned dojo is actually supported by a terrorist organization. wamp wamp

Sorry to hear that, but that’s not really what my response was about. I was just saying there’s nothing wrong with setting up a date via text.

Doesn’t really seem like a big deal to me. Are they going to make a big deal out of this?

Nah, Colleen is the worst. The lines that are written for her, the acting, and the character add up to the worst.

Sexy venom is too sexy to dislike.

What are donks? 

My best guess is that it’s a really  misguided attempt at peacocking. So many stupid fads fall under the category of “when peacocking goes wrong.” Yet the fads persist, so maybe Idiocracy is happening right in front of our eyes. 

I kind of like it, but I think it applies to both sides. If you are a single issue voter, regardless of party, you are an NPC.

Why not both?

This hoarder was slowly killing cars. Why is this being romanticized? If he took care of them, this would be a tragedy. Instead this is a blessing a few decades too late.

the motivations for Killmonger—especially when, why, and how he was working with Klaue—were a complete disaster from a storytelling perspective.

Watched both and I’ll give BP the nod, but neither lived up to the hype. I’d say both were merely average superhero movies. That’s an improvement for DC, though. 

It’s funny when you sheeple try to be condescending. 

The hell, Apple?

I’m not upset about it and really look forward to watching the series, but c’mon, it does feel a little forced. Like they are placating for positive press and/or generating buzz for the show (any publicity is good publicity). Then there’s this curious stuff (why even say that??):

I’m going to watch the show either way, but I find this particularly odd: