Your example is entirely irrelevant to what I said. Shouting "fire" in a crowded theater when no fire exists is a clear and present danger to safety.

Basically. I mean they probably didn't think it could be worse, but the American voter has never been famous for reasoned, logical judgement.

This is one of the most dangerous ideas around right now- easily the most dangerous on the political left.

Maher didn't NEED to try to make Milo look stupid. That was the whole point.

And the best way to do that is not to make a big fucking stink any time they show up to talk. The best thing to do is let them talk to an audience of twelve other dingbats and fade quietly out of existence.

No, he sounds exactly right.

The world is truly a fucked up place when I find myself agreeing with something, ANYthing Ann Coulter says, but… here we are.

I'm really not trying to pick a fight, but on a lot of issues, the right can make similar claims as to how their beliefs get eroded and never come back. Part of it is perspective bias, undoubtedly, but that cuts both ways.

That's kind of exactly what they did. A lot of people who voted for Trump did so simply out of rage and frustration at both parties.

…Qualified…

Didn't he get blown up?

Actually, 3 is probably hold out until self-driving cars are a thing, at which point they will almost undoubtedly become highly profitable.

Yeah they can go right ahead and shove that policy.

I regret that I have but one upvote to give for this post.

That's what I mean. Sixth Sense and Unbreakable are both really great scripts. I'd say Signs and The Village are strong ones as well.

I don't quite get that. I mean, the piece still has to FIT in your space if you're going to buy it.

"Poor" isn't the right word for it. He's actually a very good writer and director with an inability to restrain his worst impulses.

Seconded on Blumhouse. They really are on a good run.

Screw that. Charge everyone twenty bucks more and scrap the rest of the fees.

Didn't help Jurassic Park III