My position and the foundations for it are not intolerant. It is reasonable with a long history to support it.
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My position and the foundations for it are not intolerant. It is reasonable with a long history to support it.
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A “position of love” does not involve denigrating people on Twitter and using crass derogatory rhetoric. What part of #WeenieChop says love and understanding to someone trying to make a life affirming decision as to their gender or sexuality. Read more
No, it’s “love” with capital quotation marks. It’s love that they manufacture without taking into account the actual person it’s affecting. Read more
Conservatives are promoting “violence” in that their stance on trans youth, and all of what you’ve alluded to in your post, is at odds with trans youth’s well-being.
You are actively promoting self-loathing that often leads to self-harm and suicide. Read more
Jimmy lied but did it with a soft touch and did it in a way that comforted Howard’s widow. Kim just dug the knife in. That’s pretty much what their relationship has been like for the past season or two with Kim being the cold blooded and Jimmy still having a bit of a conscience about things
Yes, I think the point was that this was as exposed as Gus was willing to be. He was willing to subtle suggest that David might come to his house and try the wine that David had talked about. When David said he hoped Gus would tell him what the wine was like when he tried it, Gus took that as a rejection of his offer.… Read more
They display frighteningly real sincerity even in a situation like trying to convince a widow who has been (wrongly) made to believe that her husband died by suicide and was a drug addict, all in the name of covering their role in the man’s death. Read more
Maybe some ended up like that homeless guy - rejected for seeing the truth. Children on the other nad grew up with the harness on their brains and just nightmares sometimes hinting what was done to them. Read more
Well, that’s not entirely true is it? Read more
I miss the times when Joe Rogan was best known for being the host of Fear Factor, I really do. Read more
When the Veep and Assistant show up later, they—or, obviously, their Host replacements Read more
Maybe they changed it, but the word “animatronic” is in there twice.
I think the studio does it but if it wasn’t them specifically then some fans on the internet seem to make long exhaustive recaps before each new season comes out. they are like 15-20 mins or more.
Usually, I’d agree in that the First Amendment protects you from your government, BUT, Elon Musk is specifically referring to private corporations when he refers to is stance on free speech absolutism (i.e. Twitter and his claims that social media discriminates against opposing viewpoints [usually...his]). Therefore,… Read more
The point is, Elon Musk claims to be a free speech “absolutist” and is the whole reason behind his purchase of twitter. He wants free speech for himself but apparently not his employees, thus the hypocrisy.
:Sigh: Free speech does NOT mean the right to say whatever you want without consequence. It means the GOV can not punish you for what you say.
AMEN TO THAT! I keep saying this, I don’t remember jackshit about the characters at this point.
Arguably, a shot of everyone sitting in a ship waiting would’ve sold the second-ship-switcheroo even more! Sequenced and edited correctly, it could’ve played out like Silence of the Lambs where we think Vader is coming up to their door only to open up an empty ship as the other flies away. I think the answer is more so… Read more
Hey, it’s Jimmy Smits! I got impatient so I figured I’d leave a message with details of that big galactic secret we’re keeping about the boy on Tatooine with Owen! I mean, I guess I could have said “the thing in the place with you-know-who” since you do already know who and all, but I... did not do that.
I checked a video of the thing functioning normally, and it doesn’t have the “airbag” line. So, in other words, they must have actually recorded backup lines which automatically kick in if the thing malfunctions. Which, honestly, is kind of hilarious.