Does he grow up though? Her experience with him obviously made her grow. There’s the idea that he closes the door on expectations when she see how happy she is. But that whole sad sack speech shows that he actually missed her happiness in that moment and was only thinking about how he had failed to land it.

I found Tom’s self centered assholery a little less obvious that the guy from High fidelity, but its obviously there. If anything, on the heals of scrubs, you’d think audiences would be familiar with parsing reality vs. fantasy and voiceover.

Does it even makes sense to have these sorts of allies in the middle east? The kind where you condone and assist in their human rights violations? Money goes in, our reputation is tarnished, we get dragged into wars and I’m not sure what it gets us? I know what it gets lockheed, boeing and northrup but what does the…

Having known a bunch of people who smoke weed and being a smoker myself there are somepeople who need to quit weed to be functioning members of society. Its not for everyone and that’s okay.

I was thinking it would be best it she stayed out of the Primary and just scooped up excess Democrat dollars, to be put to use in the general.

But is anyone really doubting that the prison system sucks?

I’m actually excited for this. She and other southern democrats had narrow losses in places where here were extreme voter irregularities. Just making the counts fair could switch state houses and higher positions in the next cycle.

But there’s now no reason to investigate, and no leverage on anyone to flip. 

As a lawyer that worked with unions on contract negotiations, Sara Nelson couldn’t be more right. So much of the fight become about moving the percentage needles on healthcare, that you just get fatigued on other critical issues. It becomes another way to talk about money, so you’ve got salary and then healthcare, but…

If its fair to reveal private conversations that you had with a person, I don’t see why releasing texts is bad.  It only seems bad in this situation because it makes her seem like a liar.  

I feel like a lot of the breweries now are started with the idea of having an exit strategy. Once upon a time, brewer’s were hustling to get investments from friends and family to start a brewer as a labor of love.

look, I’m also in a field related to information management, so I get all of the worst case scenario, doomsday garbage in my inbox. Your example of the shootings basically proves my point that you are thinking about this incorrectly.

That’s what I thought you were talking about.

Are you suggesting that accessing public information leads to doxxing? because that is a slippery slope that helps no one.

Yeah that’s what I was seeing too. The comic was definitely about superheroes and really satirizing the authority and reverence they are given. The corporate stuff in the comic book was more satirizing the comics industry that keeps putting out new teams and silly stories.

Are you talking about mega rich donors that aren’t associated with companies?  I don’t know that they exist.

is full satire even an aim at all in the show? Like, the comics from the first page or so, show A-Train being an asshole in the middle of stopping a super-criminal, not only that, he brags about his heroics with robin’s obliterated corpse and a wailing Hughie in frame. Its a clear satiric juxtapostion.

Libby finally convinced Splinter to send everyone to the greys in the great commenter purge.  For that, we will always be grateful.

Yyeah, until the finale, I thought the boys was going to end like season 1 of preacher. Essentially preacherseason 1 was an intro/ prequel to the comic story. I Assumed by the season finale they'd all have take V, and be set on the path from the first arc. But now.