“So is this based on a novel or something?”

I ship Sauron and Samwise.

“In it, Dalichov prompted people to write in arguments proving ‘one single instance of white privilege,’ for which she would give them $100.”

“A district in Pennsylvania has banned actual flash drives on campuses in an attempt to get rid of the confusion. A principal in D.C. felt the Juul problem was becoming so bad that he took doors off the bathroom stalls.”

“Whom” is for indirect objects too. But not for subjects.

“at least Kree coming is not Inhumans crossover”

Here’s a hint:

“We’re not used to gruesome violence being visited on our characters out of the blue.”

“One, she didn’t think it through, and that one unnecessary action is representative of her state of mind. (It’s not that one.)”

A mysterious alien reality-altering dimensional portal of shimmering colours appearing on the coast of the American South, and threatening to absorb the entire planet, was the plot of ...

I am down with Jessica Jones kicking the ass of a Charlie Sheen character for any reason.

I wonder what 2006-2009 Doctor Who is like for people who saw Jessica Jones first rather than vice versa.

Killmonger is his sled!

Yeah, they used the Hindu monkey god, Hanuman, as the name for the Wakandan ape god (the line was even bleeped in India to avoid offending Hindus). I have no idea why they used Hanuman; in the comics the god is Ghekre, which is an actual African deity (though West African rather than East).

They’re virtue-signaling.

“DJ” says: “Actors are all blacks.”

Some days you just can’t get rid of a balm.

a) “Militia” meant the entire military-capable civilian population.

I think free trade is valuable and necessary.