sorry......Cockmaster.

Because...the internet. Go volunteer if you want to make a difference.

He’s French and a bit older. They get defend surrendered saddly.

Do they even have “violent sexual assault” in...where ever...people named “Luc” come from? Isn’t it just “dating” there?

“I am, how you say?, a peese of sheet.” ~ Luc Besson

It’s too bad we didn’t fight some sort of war, like a long ass eight year war, so that we wouldn’t have to hear about this shit.

Also, it literally ends with her realizing she was an asshole and standing up for her neighbour.

CUMMINGS (on the phone): Oh sorry Rosie, I’d love to write for next season, but I have all these stand-up gigs across the country. Oh, call waiting, one sec...(click) Phil? Thanks for calling me back. Book as MANY stand-up gigs for me as you can next year! I gotta get as far away from that bitch as possible and it’s…

Is that fucking wedding over now? I don’t get how regular people in Britain resist the urge to go full-French Revolution on the Royals. 

I watched the whole episode. I saw two families that thought they were different from each other discover they had a lot in common. I also saw a portrayal of a Muslim family doing a favor for the Connars that gave them the moral high ground. Did you watch the episode? I’m sincerely curious to hear your interpretation.

which has been criticized with claims that it serves mostly as a platform for Barr to slap down and mock left-leaning beliefs she doesn’t like

The first episode was the most political by far. People who claim the show is putting forth a right-wing point of view are either bad at understanding television or just plain lying.

Is the show really as right wing as people are making it out to be? I’ve only seen the first two episodes, which I thought struck a pretty balanced perspective (Roseanne is somewhat the audience identification figure, and Jackie is played up as a buffoon, but they still recognize that Roseanne is an intransigent…

Eh, my take is simple: I’m going to consume the media I feel like consuming. My preferences aren’t up for debate, particularly not on a platform rife with posturing and performative bullshit.

Yeah all this moral posturing over pop culture is a lot closer to consumerism than the activism people seem to think they’re engaging in.

Self righteous outrage is their heroin.

Maybe it can have a party with all the ones you’ve littered this comment section with!

Maybe you enjoy men being framed for things they didn’t do. We get it. You hate men. You’re a feminist after all. The rest of us? Not so much!

And yet in your case it applies!

And it’s a great thing that we don’t owe you any attention either. Especially since you’re fucking full of it!