“At this point, they might as well just write in a special tool the doctor can use anytime he wants to ret-con anything and everything they want, just to suit the purposes of the current story.”

Because we live in a deeply stupid and diseased country that’s allergic to regulation for fear of limiting the “free” market and losing corporate donations to either party.

Why is this tech being allowed on the roads at all?

As someone from Northern Ireland this episode had definite echoes of Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972.

Also gotta love that Brasso got to clock some stormtroopers with Maarva’s Brick! What a send-off. Her actual bodily remains got to punch some fascists.

Honestly, I was about to be thrilled that a scowling villain would get trampled to death by those they had oppressed. 

Maarva’s speech was amazing. It’s one of those speeches that you can listen to on its own and feel inspired. Fiona Shaw acted the heck out of that scene, and she was making that speech directly to a camera without any body movements beyond her head and mouth.

When I die, please make my ashes into a brick and beat fascists with it as well.

“Although it was concluded that Mr. Berk inappropriately touched Mr. Fraser, the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance.”

Andor is the best Star Wars live action anything since 1983. It’s good. Watch it. 

Wow, that is not what their games are at all. The “Go” in their titles is not as in “Pokemon Go”, but the Chinese strategy game “go”; they made their name making turn-based strategy games based off existing IP.

They really are just leaning hard into The Empire= The British Army. I’m from Northern Ireland. I have childhood memories of British Army patrols and road checkpoints before the Good Friday Agreement. They really did capture the nature of colonialism. British troops marching around being casually cruel to the locals.…

The difference between tigers and cops, is that tigers don’t cover for other tigers. Even the “good” cops hold that thin blue line and cover for the bad ones, which is why they are all bad ones.

Once they realized their mistake they arrested her and charged her with resisting arrest and obstruction of justice, searched her car, and looked into her past for any criminal history.

And now she has learned a valuable lesson, the police’s desire to help is highly conditional on them seeing you as “one of the good ones” and as soon as they think you aren’t, they will kill you in a heartbeat with a smile on their lips and a song in their heart. ACAB.

It’s basically Revolutionary MS Pilot Utena, and that’s alright with me.

Unless Hertz suffers consequences this will continue.  Arresting managers and executives for false police reports would send a message, as would refusing to accept reports.  Unfortunately police are more interested in waving guns than actually investigating 

Arrest the CEO 

We do have at least one answer:

I think ‘expected to survive’ is a very generous assessment when the title should probably be: