Curiously, the pay's the same.

It's so easy to laugh, it's so easy to hate…it takes goots to be gentle and kind…

Compare to the New Navy's U.S.S. You Guys I Really Don't Think This Is Butter!*

I always assumed that the next thing Churchill said was, "Excuse me: I'm needed in my…chambers…" and rushed away.

Whilst I was busy demolishing the county!

Nobody is!

Yes, but what of 'Going to California''s immortal, "Find a white man in the footsteps of dawn?"

Even then, you got a lot of hop-ons! That was the thing I was happiest to learn!

AND THEN THERE'S PORTLAND!

Once when walking in the diamond district in Manhattan, I was behind two Hasidic men. They were approached by a third Hasid, who yelled, "CLINTON HATES ISRAEL! HE'S NO GOOD!" (This was 1998.) And they were just like, "yeah, yeah…" and ignored him.
I was glad that every community has its guy on the corner who yells…

Hell, Boomhauer alone needs one.

"I got the inside track! Hoodie doctors hate me!"

I think the genre is close enough, if not exactly the same, to support inclusion in this discussion.
The media? Yeah, there's differences to what you can achieve in a ten-hour show vs. a two-hour movie, but I still think we're talking about the quality of the writing vis a vis ladies, and whether or not they be…

Don't think that sounds like a different genre, and what does it being a teevee show vs. movie have to do with it?
You went too quickly to your "so there!" moment.

"Let's go see 'It Is Imperative that the Respected Mothers have an Evening of Fun'!"

It's racist to say Tyler Perry sucks!

Look, if you're gonna eat moms, at least have fun with it.

If they're gonna get into that, I wanna see them eating a lot of fictional foods, like Buttered Ermal and Braised Trake!

Even weirder, dude seems to think that "Any Colour…" works well as a song, rather than the bridge between two songs it actually is. I…I think I hate this man.

There's lots of places in the article where I get mad, but his basic misunderstanding of "Dogs" is fucking faux-naif bullshit at its worst. And Waters rarely wrote anything more heartbreaking than that outro:
"Who was breaking away from the pack…
Who was only a stranger at home…
Who was dragged down in the end…"
Chills.…