BAT CREDIT CARD

Certainly no one wanted to see a Catwoman movie that wasn't about Catwoman.

She's no Cher Horowitz.

I read Days of Rage and initially thought it would make a good TV show. But then I decided. "Dear God, no. Nobody would want to watch a show about stuffy academics with childhood PTSD from the Holocaust in a tiresome, incompetent effort to fight against an enemy that only exists in their heads."

I didn't like Gone Girl, but he was my favorite part.

Same.

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My mother has always been mortally terrified to visit any part of the South for this reason. She actually tried to stop me from ever going on the grounds of Easy Rider. Mind you, there are racists everywhere, and as a person who cares very much about food, she's shooting herself in the foot. The one thing that got her…

Yeah, it always comes back to us.

Depends on the size of the tribe. Too big and those relationships either completely fly under the radar or are considered criminal espionage.

I'll have you know that there are a goodly number of gays and atheists who rank among the most enthusiastic fascists. In fact, there was a crazy article about these people pushing the idea that the Jews and blacks have distorted America from Pure Aryan Gayness (!?!?!?).

"They" is whoever you want them to be.

If people in my neck of the woods actually consider the word "capitalist" to be terrifying insult by default, then it stands to reason that "leftist" and "liberal" would be good enough for these people.

I don't know. When I think of violent leftists, I picture white people. Specifically beret-wearing ex-beatniks from Columbia and Berkeley. But that might just be me.

Ha! Californios hated being Mexican then, and they hate being called Mexican now.

Oh yeah, you gotta be smart about it. Unfortunately, most hardcore activists don't know how or think effective communication is beneath them.

I find armed self-appointed community militias way more terrifying than police. </jewish>

Where are we on sympathetic outlaws?

I'm from California. I've had Americans say this to me, I've had Californians say this to me: Hollywood can't reflect American values because Californians aren't Americans.

That's how we got "We Are the World."