Don't they need 12 members to compete? Are members going to magically appear on stage during the competition?

I liked Irish (just because it was something different) but I really thought singing wise Puck and Artie should have been singling lead all that time. I barely remember what Sam sounds like and Blaine - his voice is the kind of thing you hear all the time. I like Kurt but can't stand the falsetto.

And both of those movies featured "white guy who saves the day" which is what what white people like to see. Solomon Northrop was rescued by a white guy and a white woman had to lead all those maids to the promised land. Selma's snub was probably due to the fact that it's not about how LBJ was the power behind the…

In the words of Poppa Pope - "You've got to be twice as good…." because apparently historical accuracy is vitally important when you dare to imply that maybe black people were crucial in the Civil Rights struggle. If this was an all-white movie you'd just get an explanation of the difference between a movie and a…

Sue's powerful enough to force every member of the glee club to transfer but somehow she's got no power over the incest twins, both of whom are cheerleaders?

So
Roderick's headphones = Tina's fake stutter
Jane's suing to get let into Dalton and then quitting in a huff = Rachel's harassing her way into NAYDA/quitting to be a Broadway star/quitting that to be a TV star

Irish could SANG! And not being able to sing never kept Finn from being the "star:.

Singing talent was never the problem with this show. Writing something for that talent to do is the issue.

Isn't that the difference between a movie and a documentary?

True that! If Seth asked for millions and Sony gave it to him who's the fool in that situation?

Annie's not going to make it' money back either so Q's the one who should be crying. The damage to their hardware (I assume you mean exposing the shoddy state of their network security) well, that was a result of Sony's business decision not to secure their network.

But it's not "free expression". Free expression is standing on the street corner spouting some unpopular position while folks throw tomatoes at you. Supposedly the government can't stop you from doing that.
This is about a company trying to make money. The US government isn't stopping anybody from showing this…

Sony's going to make millions off this and it's "a triumph of free speech"? Also, amazing that someone at Sony's heard of the "honeypot" and they still keep their passwords in a file called PASSWORDS?
Well done, Sony PR folks, well done. Who was it who said there's no such thing as bad publicity.

Funny 'cause they're the same people who say the government's going to have to pry their guns from their cold dead hands. 2nd amendment's worth dying for - 1st amendment - not so much.

Identity thieves do it all the time - not the threatening 9/11 bit but the stealing personal information part.
When it happens to us it's our own d*mned fault for being careless. When it happens to Sony it's war?

Glass eyes don't count.

…prevent them from having success? Wahlberg seems to have done okay in the success department. What rights are he being denied, and if so, he'd come across better if this was about rights of people convicted of crimes in general and not about poor, poor, poor Marky Mark.

inconvenience, injustice. When you're rich it's the same thing.

The lesson for the MIke Browns of the world is the same as the one for the Emmitt Tills of the world 50 years ago. Blue suits/white robes. They'll shoot you like a dog and the "justice" system will let them get away with it.
That's the lesson. Comply or don't comply (like the guy who made the mistake of reaching…

Fuck off you racist bitch? Now that's what I call communication skills, your momma must be so proud. Is how people where you come from are trained to speak to folks you consider inferior? No wonder you think blinding a Vietnamese guy is not big deal, not like he was white and not like the didn't have a perfectly…