Ah yes. “I don’t like idiots” is such a bad stance for me to have. Bad me, bad.

So now the camps we can put people in are: ‘Progressives, Nazis, or idiots.’

And that’s not a pie-in-the-sky dream, that’s what happened last November.

But imagine that, say, a suburban soccer mom or working-class immigrant who doesn’t pay much attention to politics saw that Stewart clip. Do you think they’d come away from it with a better opinion of Dahm and his politics just because Stewart deigned to talk to him?

It’s impossible to you that someone might, say, have a general tendency towards supporting gun rights BUT be open to persuasion WRT background checks.

Debate with the other side only validates them and makes the “unengaged, unaffiliated middle” see them as a viable option, which they are not.

I get accused of being a ‘centrist’ or a ‘right-wing apologist’ on here a lot, when really the only thing I’m advocating for is for the left to actually engage with what the right is saying - like, the actual points that they’re making - and learn to dismantle those.

There is no “conversation.” People attending aren’t going to be like “Well, that was a nice and healthy debate.” If you let these ideas out into the mainstream, they will infect things and it won’t matter if there are other people saying they are wrong.

The history of the US show. Nothing in this article has to do with the UK version.

Because there was no need to talk about the British version. It’s not relevant to this article.

If a sentence says “The show had an original run starting in 1998" and Colin Mochrie refers to being on the show in 1991, then the article is, by virtue of you knowing how to read, about the US version.

Yes. That what the article stated, because that was the original run of the US version. It’s called “reading smart.”

You said his quote showed a pretty big mistake. However, his quote was about his time on both shows.

Colin’s quote begins with “My very first Whose Line show” and Colin Mochrie wasn’t on the first season of the original show. In fact, Colin doesn’t show up in the original show until Season 3 in 1991.

It’s more like Columbo meets Route 66.

Thanks for proving her right.

Go fuck yourself.

“This man made some bad movies I don’t like, therefore I want him to be an actual rapist.”

I’m not sure why you chose the specific images for these films and not the images that were provided by DC, especially since the image you provided for The Authority is actually from Superman and the Authority, the more recent incarnation that has an almost completely different set of characters from the original…

Or that Talia al-Ghul is.