No it isn’t. Stop being a fucking cunt, you fucking cunt.

So I’m very hesitant to respond to a grey, but I will in this case. So...

I basically feel bad for everyone but the cops. The mom didn’t do anything wrong. Her daughter appears to have been abused and she did the right thing trying to protect her. The kid was alone in a bathroom. The cops needed to de-escalate and they didn’t. 

Every school restroom I’ve ever seen has exactly one way and one way out. There’s never accessible windows because they don’t want to give unsupervised kids a chance to sneak off and ditch school. So if you truly think that you’ve got someone cornered and they have a gun, why the fuck do you run in there? He’s not…

Erskine literally says “...not a perfect soldier, but a good man”. How this got glossed over in this article is beyond me. 

Russell’s done an amazing job.

Yeah, that line really had me scratching my head because Walker is so clearly shown to be on the path to being a bad Captain America long before he kills the one Flagsmasher. His inability to listen to Sam and Bucky when they first meet is the indicator. Then his actions toward the Dora Milaje and his inability let…

“The show’s argument, on the other hand, is that John didn’t really become a bad Captain America until he killed a man with the shield in broad daylight.”

Because the black man who had the shield didn’t think he deserved it and gave it back, pretty sure they showed that specifically.

This. A zillion times this.

“like why the U.S. government happily handed the shield over to a white guy rather than the Black man who deserved it”

This is obviously the right verdict, but one instance of justice does not make the system just. It’s great that his fellow officers came out to testify against him, but doing the right thing once doesn’t mean the blue wall of silence has been destroyed. It is great that one sociopathic cop is off the force, but there…

This one time, I told Morissey that he was made of meat, and he didn’t stop crying for three whole days.

Well to quote a song from his first album.  Manchester, you have a lot to answer for!

It was a perfect set-up.

The disillusioned 15-year-old in me is giving you a star for that. Well done. 

hateful tactics like showing the Morrissey character with his belly hanging out of his shirt...makes you wonder who the real hurtful, racist

I think the subtext is Morrissey could care less about being called racist, that’s old hat. BUT DON’T YOU DARE CALL HIM FAT! To be honest, the whole “parading around the stage with his shirt open” hasn’t been a good look on him since the late 90's.

Katsis concludes by stating that Hank Azaria’s apology for voicing the character of Apu “says it all,” that The Simpsons “are the only ones who have stopped creating, and have instead turned unapologetically hurtful and racist,”

“He began by lamenting The Simpsons’ fall from “creating great insight into the modern cultural experience” to a show that’s “since degenerated to trying to capitalize on cheap controversy and expounding on vicious rumors.””