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I get where you're coming from. When I feel that way, though, I remind myself of the comments he made after touring Anne Frank's house and I'm suddenly okay with any remarks people make about him.

See, I'm starting to get convinced that even with cameras, the problem officers are just going to keep doing shit with impunity, because they know they won't receive any sort of punishment or consequence.

I had to try so hard not to wake my boyfriend up with my laugh just now. O lord!

PHASE I: VIDEO GAMES

*It's about Ethics in Our Childhoods.

LEAVE INDIANA JONES ALONE!
LEAVE HIM ALOOOONE!


Seriously. Give Chris a new original character.

That's enough internet for today. I'm out. Good bye y'all, I'll remember you all in therapy.

Nope. Gonna be the resident contrarian grump here and wish we could tell new stories instead of constantly rebooting old ones. *Side eyes all-female Ghostbusters reboot*

UNPOPULAR OPINION.

I truly hate the term "political correctness," but the thing is, there's a grain of truth under all this. The internet HAS produced a chilling effect among leftists, especially aggravated by social media and how easy it is to tweet "Kill yourself" at someone who makes an honest mistake. Writers, comics, satirists, and…

I was always told it was offensive/not to use it; but then again, I grew up in London. When I went to uni, I almost shat my pants when people (from smaller towns/villages) used terms like coloured and half caste. That said, BC is not an 18 y/o from Doncaster and should fucking know better...

Yeah, but anyone who has worked abroad / spoken to Americans should have picked up on the extra offensiveness of the word.

Perfectly described! In my experience it's mostly used by older ladies who are afraid to say "black".

It's certainly a no-go over here now.

It's already started. Like, do people have a Google alert set up for this sort of shit?

I think you're going to be disappointed. He used the outdated term while bemoaning racism in entertainment, his comments were regrettable but not hateful, he has no apparent history of bigotry, and his apology appears to be sincere.

Benedict Cumberbatch AND Racism in the same story?

Ohhh, I look forward to these comments..

For real, I feel lile it's not like Chris Brown's identity thief could do worse as Chris Brown than Chris Brown has already done.