@avclub-64f027640f63616a277e92096313264f:disqus 
1. Make broad assertion, insist that it's easy to prove.
2. I ask you to prove it.
3. "I'm not doing your homework for you, son."
4. I point out that you refuse to prove it.
5. "I didn't refuse anything"; engages in ad hominem.
6…
7. Profit.

@avclub-64f027640f63616a277e92096313264f:disqus 1. Make broad assertion 
2. State several times that it's easy to prove
3. Refuse to prove it
4….
5. Profit

@avclub-ec26fc2eb2b75aece19c70392dc744c2:disqus The GOP, party of personal responsibility.

"I can show you dozens."
Then please do. Show me a specific example. Don't just ad hominem an entire site. Find one post there that you feel qualifies and post a link.

False equivalency is false. Can you show me any actual examples of a "far leftist's" willful disregard of context or shitty sense of humor? Not straw men stereotypes of humorless feminism or anything like that. Actual occurrences.

They don't even have to be similar. As with this case here, they go out of their way to strip away context and meaning in order to create a false equivalency.

Also, he didn't actually apologize. He just wrote that he regretted the choice of two words. That he used 50+ times. And he issued his statement on a Saturday afternoon, only after sponsors started abandoning his show.

I meant, how do people who didn't play 1 or 2 have any idea what the fuck is going on? Every other conversation references events of the first two games. Characters are always coming up and saying things along the lines of "remember when you did XYZ? Well here are the consequences of that. Mission!"

Welcome back, Bob's Burgers! And thank you, Fox, for not putting in the 7:30 death slot.

Am I the only one who ever wished for a happy ending for Poison Ivy, Two-Face, or a half dozen other Batman rogues?

There is no pop culture. There is only Mass Effect 3.

I had 0 patience for Rio because they telegraph the ending (Blue finds the courage to fly when he falls in love! Vomit.) in the first five minutes.

I knew a group of friends in film school who were OBSESSED with The Core. They watched it 3-5 times a week for several months straight. They're also the ones who turned me on to The Room early in its L.A. career.

…ahem…

SPOILERS for a 50 year old movie.

He was a successful writer before she wrote it, and I believe he helped her to get it published. So, not that crazy a coincidence.

That resolution is meant to show the difference between the law and justice/fairness. Atticus doesn't serve the law; he pursues justice . He merely uses the law to do it. In the end, the sheriff and Atticus tacitly agree on which course of action best serves justice, not the law.

Message!

Mass Effect 3 demo. And NOTHING ELSE. And that's saying a lot, since I don't particularly care for 3rd person shooter games.

I love the actress who plays her, Rosamund Hanson. I know her from This is England and she's one of my favorite things in it.