Yes, but despite the wonderful and intoxicating smell that comes from baby heads, crack is waaaaaaay more addictive than children... unless you're a Duggar... so not exactly analogous.

Nothing can top Carol Burnett.

Pat Sajak is an asshole. He once wrote a column about how teachers and people like government employees should not vote because of what they benefit from the government.
I guess it's okay if rich guys vote for tax breaks though.

It's only interesting if we feel emotionally why the characters are crossing the lines, and if there's someone to comment on it. Paxton's character could have been the voice of reason in this episode, but instead he's just like "sure, let's go shoot our own people."

I'm totally happy with the idea that SHIELD as a whole is evil — but these guys are supposed to be the exceptions, I thought.

But everybody wasn't angry and emotional. They seemed sort of laid back and cheerful, like always. The first few minutes they seem sad but then Bill Paxton shows up and they seem pretty jolly.

It might not have been a SHIELD facility, it might have just been a facility that partners with SHIELD, run by the military or some other quasi-governmental organization. But it was clearly a friendly organization, one way or the other.

1)By the time we see any usable treatments from this, the world's population demographics are likely to be quite different and possibly less troubling.

I don't think he's making them bulletproof.

Oh sweet zombie jeebus, the fucking baby boomers will never die out.

I agree. Nobody should ever have to look at that.

Will this be the new angry Hilter?

From the Jet Age Bible Edition.

Does Proverbs 31 really deal with who should or shouldn't be piloting aircraft?

And you people wonder why I don't wear pants.