I would have stuck my fingers in my vagina and painted fuck you with period blood on the wall, but I'm an animal.

Clearly the biggest lie here is that he has a friend.

I don't understand this one. It's just a John Boehner selfie on Instagram. How is that shade?

Perhaps more of a parasite than a tumor. And yes, I am a mom - love my little parasite.

Changing from pro-choice to anti-choice after having undergone a procedure is a thing that happens (rarely). It doesn't stem from the procedure, but from rhetoric like this and a belief that others express that abortion is the worst and people regret it. People start to believe that they did do something wrong or…

Lol. Poop.

There is no procedure that sticks scissors into a brain. None. Not ever. Not even late term abortion. No. No. No.

you consider zygotes babies? yikes.

If he thinks abortions are gruesome he needs to watch a fucking c-section.

I was once Chuck Johnson. Then I went to college and pooped on a floor. It's poop.

Team Cat Headquarters here,

Flushing tampons down the toilet is the real horror here. NOT SO SEXY WHEN YOU HAVE POOP WATER ALL OVER THE FLOOR AND YOU'RE TRYING TO GET A PLUMBER ON THE PHONE AT TWO IN THE MORNING, CHRISTIAN, EH?

That's freaking perfect

I'll tell you all about it when it happens.

Ignorance is only an insult to people who don't understand what it means(or can't be bothered to look it up).

I'm still not sure I really care much who gets the roles, provided they do a good job portraying the character, but I can at least better understand the perspective of people who do.

To get it out of the way: the controversy of changing Heimdall to a black character was only controversial for garbage people. For the rest of us we realized that it was a story that is 100% made up and was just another opportunity to see Idris Elba.

I hadn't considered the problem beyond the "I am watching and…

I think I genuinely misunderstood your ignorance. I'm sorry! (ignorance is not an insult in this instance it's just literally that you didn't know that a white role being given to a person of color is much different and more offensive than the other way around, or why people are even talking about race here, and how…

A genuinely good and interesting read. Thanks!

See, you are missing the fact that representation in media matters beyond simply how race affects the story (though race in Aida definitely informs the story, and that is also important)! But minority representation, characters portrayed by minorities who are important (ie not background, silent slaves) are important…