Why are we doing this in 2019?

Superman was created by two immigrants about a man who comes from to America from somewhere else and makes it a better place by his presence. Wonder Woman was created as an overt feminist parable. Captain America was the result of two Jewish men wanting to publish a comic with the then-controversial theme of “fuck…

Concentration camps imply that Americans are putting all Latinos in camps, not just the ones who are ILLEGALLY entering the country

Things we need government oversight on: People commenting on the internet.

Things we don’t need government oversight on: People purchasing guns specifically designed to kill as many people as possible as quickly as possible.

Fucking way to fucking go.

That’s true, but also way more nuanced than most Hollywood producers are going to get.

I had speculated about why Mueller has seemed so hidebound, rules-oriented, and unable to rise to the level of threat and difficulty we are actually facing, as well as uninterested in talking about the report afterwards, even though that is the historical standard followed by every Special Counsel since the law was…

Every single time. Kavanaugh was a perfect example of that.

QAnon: rich people control everything and only a rich grifter and a cabal of horrible racists can expose the truth to save us all! 

Also it’s telling that he thinks all those steps are warranted but Dr. Disrespect who walked into public bathrooms and filmed children at urinals gets two weeks.

Wonder what the difference is.

I’m sure watching it on grass makes the experience even better.

He looks like a South Park character.

I’ve been supportive of Nancy, and tried to hold off on judgement considering all that she did and has done in her career. It’s easy for us to judge from the outside looking in but to become the first female speaker of the house and get the ACA passed is truly a massive achievement and one we shouldn’t take lightly.…

I mean, they’re both weird looking, kind of like someone described what white people looked like to someone who had never seen one.

That’s what makes Jameson’s report as compelling as it is devastating, because it pushes you to understand why the public would latch on to the “Spider-Man as a menace” narrative in the MCU.

I’ll wait until it’s selling for half-off.

I’ll wait until it’s selling for half-off.

Jon Bernthal has publicly acknowledged how much the character means to law enforcement amd military and has pandered right to those people. In fact, one of the linked articles above begins with this:

I mean, tell that to the racist pieces of trash who use a heel persona as cover for their behavior. I should emphasize, I don’t think this is a CEO problem—it’s a problem with the whole community. Shocking, though, that the community which has historically locked women out and has long defended misogyny as necessary…

I think a major contributor to the problem is the tendency for the community to write off serious toxic and aggressive or hateful behavior as being a “heel,” as if this were all a scripted wrestling match and the competitors were characters rather than real people. We’ve seen this at every level of competition.…

I had the thought watching Endgame, and had it again reading this review, that the MCU has such a deep roster of good actors who are very comfortable in their roles and playing variations of the relationships between these characters that the best possible outcome for the series is that the bad guys fade away…

It’s not Tom Holland’s fault, but the MCU Spider-Man has been a major letdown for me. He just lacks the necessary emotional weight and relatability — he’s basically a sitcom character. You could easily put him in one of those ABC comedies.