Canadians! They’re just as horrible as everybody else.

So, this is a good article, and it raises some interesting points for thought that I - even as a pretty involved fan - had yet to consider. I valued the insight!

“If you have a child prodigy who plays the violin amazingly, no one’s saying to them, ‘You must go to college for a year before you join the philharmonic orchestra,’” Simmons’ mother says.

I remember everyone freaking out when Simmons stopped going to class even though it was known he’d be declaring for the draft. Is it really that unusual for star players to do that?

GMs hate him! See how he upended the NBA with one simple trick!

It’s funny to see Mike Singletary, who actively wore a Ned Flanders sized piece of the true cross when he coached the 49ers, be so anti-Christian.

I felt like the reference in this review was there just to throw in a buzzword. And that it was used in a blanket way. “Oh look, there are two men having a tense confrontation. It must be toxic masculinity!” Were they expected to hug? I don’t see that being men with destructive notions of masculinity led Hoyt and Hays…

Strange to suggest Julie didn’t choose her own family when she found a family with the nuns for before being recognized by Mike.

I expected to see how she died, but I guess that’s not important. Instead we got that quick scene, set sometime between the ‘90s and 2015, where Wayne dropped by to see a graying Amelia while she was teaching and they shared that sweet smile. That gave us what we needed to know - they repaired their marriage, put the…

Barely into the review and already a reference to “toxic masculinity.” *sigh* Here we go one more time...

Tom, you do realize Zion could have gone and played overseas in Australia or Croatia or Spain or whatever and got paid, right? It’s not like there’s some vast conspiracy forcing every talented 18 year-old basketball player to play for free. He can go anywhere and get paid. He chose to go to Duke. Jesus H. Christ.…

What top flight free agent was going to sign in New Orleans before this? It’s all happening because their own pending top flight free agent who they drafted first overall made it clear that he wouldn’t stay.

more proof that a wall is not the solution

Co-owner? Tom used his daddy’s money to buy the team. So if you want to get technical, Joe owns the team and lets his kids play with it. 

congrats to Splinter for bringing this to light, showing once again that sunlight is the best way to combat Ricketts

Those racists emails are so embarrassing, every racist parent I know is using Facebook now.

No kidding on Dorff. As I watch him in this, I just find myself wondering ‘where the hell has he been all these years?’. I expected Ali to be fantastic, but Dorff has been a revelation.

The two old men crying in the porch is one of the most powerful scenes of this year, and the attack was great in its efficient brutality, without showing off.

Same here. Assuming they can stick the landing, this will probably be my favorite season of the show. These reviewers need to let go of their agendas and just do their job. 

These reviews are a joke. About the procedural elements, Sharp Objects and Homecoming did the same hiding information, but I suppose the reviewer has many moral prejudices about the author (he hates women!). The two old men crying in the porch is one of the most powerful scenes of this year, and the attack was great…