Most incredibly popular things will do that—inspire bad copycats that don't understand what made the first one so popular.

Man, "Jason Bourne" sucks so much. The desperate grab for relevancy, the nonsense twist about his dead father, etc.

Jack Ryan has now been played by more actors than Spider-Man.

I guess his plan is "do nothing and let someone else figure out out."

I think even before the election he talked about a "metaphorical wall." I don't think he has even begin to consider the magnitude of what construction of the wall entails.

It's becoming more and more apparent that Trump has no desire to actually lead anything. America First isolationism is an excuse for him to pull out of the world and leave others to fix problems. His obsession with deals is just reducing the world to transactions, with the goal of profit.

Worse case scenario, switching to clean renewable energy is an economic draw with what we currently do. Most likely case, solar and wind power are a net plus. Solar energy has already twice as many jobs as coal.

What the godamn fuck? Xenoarcheologists complaining about bigotry against their made up science? Wouldn't actual xenoarchaeology happen in outer space?

The fact that head of EPA argued against an agreement to decrease carbon emissions is just fucked up.

Energy Secretary Rick Perry insists that the U.S. will remain dedicated to clean, renewable energy, without elaborating on what that means in the context of leaving the Paris Agreement. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke refused to comment yesterday, saying he's never read the agreement, but praised Trump for…

Isn't referring all questions to his lawyer a major red flag?

Related: it's weird how the "people investigating Ivanka Trump shoe factory get disappeared by Chinese police" thing isn't picking up traction. If people investigating Clinton business overseas went missing amid harassment by authoritarian and corrupt security forces, Fox News would be at defcon 1.

It was nice

China is also trying to take the lead on making TPP happen.

Watching Blue Velvet with my mom was pretty awkward.

I'd say the switch happened about 15-20 years ago. Once everything was saved forever on the internet —or became easier to find on cable syndication — classic got applied to all old things that some people like.

My mom sneaks sandwiches and snacks into movie theaters in her purse. She has a large purse.

Should be 'time'. I'm using a tablet, and am not brave enough to turn off auto correct.

Most corporations will also be operating in countries that still follow the agreement (i.e, literally every other country with a functioning government) and like having across the board standards. So, if a hybrid can go to market everywhere, but SVUs can only be sold in the U.S., don't expect to see many more SUVs.

Even North goddamn Korea signed the Paris Climate agreement. Nicagura didn't sign because they felt it didn't go far enough, and Syria is not a functioning state. The U.S. would be completely alone in refusing to cut greenhouse gases.