My sister is dating a Trump supporter. Yesterday she told me that supporting Trump "doesn't make someone a bad person" and I looked dead in her eyes and said "Yes, it does."

I was watching old Celebrity Apprentice episodes on YouTube a few months ago (I compartmentalize very easily) and when he fired Khloe Kardashian it was because she had gotten a DUI like six months prior to filming and he had to fire her because of some moral obligation. So now it's clear he's always been bad at…

"Gravlax?"

If someone is a dick to you then it's your fault and they are absolved of all responsibility for their actions. Got it!

This isn't a naked selfie, it's an engagement announcement. Those are not the private details of someone's life.

I find violent cartoons so much more upsetting than violent live-action. I'm very desensitized but I have little pockets of stuff that weird me out. Graphic animation is one of those things.

My favorite is when people act just like RAGING assholes about celebrities online and when confronted about it they're like "Well, money." Sure, now they're a famous person with money and you're a normal asshole. Good life plan you've picked out.

I've been binging My Favorite Murder and let me tell you, finding her alive in any condition is one of the best ways this could have turned out. I'd consider myself very very lucky.

His was the only character in True Blood that stayed likable to the end, which I think really speaks to his charisma as an actor. What a shame.

My thoughts exactly.

I am also a legit mentally ill person. Let's be friends.

Oh I totally agree that the person quoted in the article is, um, probably overreactive to the situation. I just don't like the idea of being like "Where does it end?" as opposed to "Where can we start?" It's not about whether the property will feel any more or less real, it's about giving people who have been dealt a…

I don't understand why we have to go to the logical extreme when we haven't even started yet. It's like driving to Colorado and being like "Oh no, what if we drive into the ocean?!"

I like to make a logical plea for reason and then make a few tasteless jokes. It's how I roll, it's the type of candy I'm filled with.

Not only have you wildly misinterpreted what I've said but you've just made an argument every asshole makes when representation comes up. I guess the hundreds of millions Blind is going to make will be worth it. It definitely won't do 1.2 million the opening weekend and then come out on DVD three weeks later.

"A talented blind person can play a person with sight."

It really cripples my argument, doesn't it?

Well, I think the issue often is that disabled people are not even considered during casting. If there are a ton of actors with disabilities (which I'm sure there are) I can understand the frustration with seeing all of these non-disabled people taking the only roles they could get.

This is an unfortunate track we seem to have gotten on.

I swear to almighty god that I know someone who was angry about Jessica Lange being in Feud because she was playing a character who played someone in a role he considered ableist. He and I don't talk much anymore.