I suspect this has to do with the way in which the WWE’s shares are structured. Selling stock is a capital raising tool, but also exposes you to market demands. To circumvent this, some equity offerings will include restricted share classes that have additional rights attached to them.

“Those calling for economic boycotts forget that far too many minority owned businesses lose out.”

Not just two.

Georgia has invested a lot of time and money in building up its film industry. The state government needs to realize that they can’t take these productions for granted.

The only thing these politicians understand is money from their donors. Hurt the donor class by pulling out the money and they will make their bought-and-sold politicians change their tune.

Uh.... No, they were supposed to deposit SOME money, but accidentally fat fingered a bunch of numbers.  So it’s like I went to pay you $20 for lunch, but accidentally gave you 20 Bens instead of 20 $1s, because I’m blind and put them in the wrong part of my wallet.

Imagine if you came to my house, accidentally left your phone here, and then when you came back to pick it up I was like “I already sold it. You left it here so it’s mine.”

Why didn’t she transfer her money to an untraceable island somewhere and then follow it on a (private) plane? I get that stealing is wrong, but she clearly doesn’t and she screwed herself by staying stateside.

I hope so. That, or they’re setting the stage for Sam’s taking over the Captain America mantle in the films with a surprise CA film with Sam as the lead.

I find this a difficult hill to order somebody to die upon. The statement at the end rings true. If I gave a cashier (or vending machine) more than exact change for a purchase, I would want change back, whether it’s one cent or $400. It doesn’t go to the entity that received the overage amount.

I love that so many assholes play this card like “CHECKMATE LIBTARD!!” because it makes their racist idiot douchebag friends feel better about themselves, and oh BTW, if this idiot actually has a Muslim friend or associates with any people of color, it’s because they are the ones who have seemingly come out of the…

I don’t think they can end this story in a satisfactory way in just two episodes. I’m betting all they wrap up is Sam accepting the shield, but maybe not the Flagsmashers and probably not the Power Broker. There almost has to be a season 2.

The fact that Zemo is still alive is a testament to why he is the best villain.
Ultron was scared of dying.
Thanos didn’t want to die knowing his work was reversed.
But Zemo was going to take his own life, he didn’t care for his riches or wealth.
So clearly executing the guy would only help him, he’s probably the most…

Good Disney commentary: white man reacts to getting beat up by a Black woman by taking the serum to get an undeserved step up, resulting in total loss of control and concern for human life.

As soon as he said his name was Battlestar, I knew he wasn’t making it to the end of the season.

• Last week I thought Walker was just going to excessive force a civilian, I had no ideal they’d have him go full murdersoldier so quickly.

The betrayal on Bucky’s face when she popped out his arm...

It’s a hard trope to put down. Tons of things wrong with it of course, but generally the best we can hope for (because I’m not ready to say that I could write a better story, given I don’t even work at Marvel) is that they use it to the best of their abilities moving forward.
And of course Ayo would know the fail safe…

“-Yo, is Sharon working with the Power Broker?”

-R.I.P Battlestar, we hardly knew ‘ye.