“I get that people are offended by racist jokes, but I personally wasn’t offended by this one so it isn’t the same.”

Yeah, dealing in lazy stereotypes about Asians eating family pets is totally not racist, yo!

I’m guessing you’re not Korean.

You might want to look up the actual, literal definition of racism there, champ.

So you’re saying that NBC moved to protect a legacy asset of the company over the objections of a woman?

Your HK players don’t feel safe, but I guess that’s A-OK.

As a fan of preservation, things like this make me super happy.

Werner Herzog is just going to spend his retirement bouncing between Disney projects and berating their directors, like: “Goofy is too pure for you fools!”, “Rocket Raccoon is a truth that none of you can face!!”, “You pigs have no faith in Fozzy Bear!!!”.

What, Werner Herzog?

This was great, a huge improvement from the disappointing first episode.  They really should have combined the two eps into a single pilot episode.  I’ve a much clearer sense of where this show is going, and how our hero will operate in this galaxy. 

“It was so young, so full of potential, so full of life. So foolish! I could not let this stand! Still, I would hate myself for telling it that the future, like the past, is built of lies, if I was not filled with loathing for myself already. I can’t wait to purchase its action figure.”

I would think the moral of that story is, don’t attack Madalorian bounty hunters, shit’s bad for your health. As for the beast? It was an attacking creature, driven by instinct, words and reasoning certainly won’t stop it.

The takes I’ve seen in this comment thread so far are, in my opinion, pretty seriously misguided. The casual murder fits in with the Mandalorian’s character as a bounty hunter: ruthless, violent in his problem-solving. It suggests a bit more of galaxy-wide racism (seeing Jawas as disposable pests moreso than living…

The liking method of payment in this game is so fascinating to me because it’s not a form of currency in the sense that you can’t purchase useful items with like, yet I still somehow feel rewarded and happy every time I receive them from NPC’s and players alike. There is an explanation that’s given in one of the…

I seem to recall that he was responsible for kicking off Jimmy Fallon’s lip-sync contests.

So what he’s saying is...Clint Eastwood...made his day?

Toxic fans come from all walks of life and from every frequency of the political spectrum. Toxic R&M fans probably are more on the gamer gatey end of things. Other shows, like Steven Universe/Voltron/etc. find their toxic fans more on the Tumblr/Jezebel axis.