Except it’s not a joke celebrating rape, which is the only occasion on which your argument would have a leg to stand on, you petulant cocksucker.

The napalm scene was at the climax of Kilgore’s raid on the village. The footage you speak of from the opening is B-roll footage of the same explosion.

More like same explosion, different scenes.

The moment I decided to stop being so fucking emotionally fragile, the strangest thing happened.

Says the person piously looking down on other people.

Mostly I just hear a bunch of people who would rather complain about their situation than actually DO something to change it.

Not always, especially in certain debilitating cases.

SHALLOW HAL had an extremely positive message in the end, so I don’t see any reason why that should be labeled as some kind of example of fat-shaming.

Every movie I can think of that involves an actor in a fat suit involves the character in question not being fat at some point in the narrative.

Proceeds to not cite a single example of said racism and sexism.

You guys all hear that? Apparently Chris Pratt represents the oppressed black man in this scene. 🙄

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

If a man COMMITS pedophilia he should pay a price.

We no longer live in a world where context has any meaning.

Oh, you mean that picture that didn’t feature any children whatsoever in which he was dressed as a priest?

You guys are making the grave mistake of thinking that Caffeinated Snorlax is being at all sincere about their feelings with regards to this scene.

In the spirit of good ol’ George Carlin, I’m imagining you getting raped by Porky Pig and laughing my ass off.

Never forget this example of his puritanical dumb-fuckery.

I honestly don’t think any of us should be getting bent out of shape about anything some celebrity or athlete posts on Twitter, especially if it was years and years ago.

The joke doesn’t side with the rapist, therefore it in no way perpetuates “rape culture”.