Hitler’s ‘Antifa Hood’.  I can’t even take this reply seriously after that.

‘and perceived oppression’ -- I suppose now’s a bad time to point out this applies equally, if not more so, to people who are made at comics companies ‘forcing their agenda’ on us, huh?

ah yes... conservatives “disagree” with math. because there’s both sides to math....................... GTFAC.

It's safe to assume these people are fucking morons because they're acting like fucking morons. 

Fuck these selfish assholes.

Is it really so unfathomable to Americans that people can vote for increased taxes on themselves when those taxes make sense?

Splinter would right about this same topic using the snake emoji for Warren’s name, and then bringing it back to how great Bernie is. That site had issues...

Man, I miss Splinter.

Most of the distilleries I’ve been to (and I’ve been to a lot) sell their spent grains to farmers for cattle or pig feed. They extract almost all the sugar, but there is still a lot of protein and some decent vitamin content they don’t use.

Did something happen to the Waynes that involved a gun? I feel like this hasn’t really been addressed in any of the comics, movies, cartoons, or TV shows.

But imagine how much MORE money they would bring in if they just stuck to sports...

You can still bask in Burneko’s screed from a few years ago, if you like: https://deadspin.com/why-the-fuck-isnt-kobe-bryant-a-pariah-yet-1829494689

I’m really looking forward to the nuanced take on his passing and legacy that Deadspin will post tomorrow. Oh wait. Shit.

To be fair, the Cloverfield Monster in Charlie Kaufman’s movie is just common human intimacy.

Normally, this is the sort of thing where we’d throw in some fun jokes and pithy comments about the movies, maybe with some central gimmick like “which one is secretly a Cloverfield?” or “which one is about the Fantastic Four fighting the X-Men?” that ties everything together.

Trick question: They’re all secret…

No I think they’re saying that it’s harder to empathize with people who spent their career pointedly not empathizing with others.

The Wicker Cat

It’s an easier soundbite than “Restaurants are incredibly difficult businesses to run. The attrition rate even in the best markets is atrocious, and this has led to systemic abuse of the wage earning staff that is now reflected in blaming employees for every management misstep.”