You’re a bad person, and literally everyone around you knows it.

What a truly embarassing take. Grow up.

I honestly need someone to explain to me why shareholders aren’t holding these companies accountable. Don’t the companies have a fiduciary responsibility to settle the strikes since that’s cheaper than letting them go on?

I’ve had iPhones since the 3GS and never once put a case on them, and have never cracked the screen. -knocks on wood-

No, it’s specifically a rejoinder to “nobody liked him then or now” - an easily falsifiable statement.

It must be nice to just make up definitions and decide on your own that if someone didn’t INTEND harm, then nothing they’ve done is at all racist. That’s a really long walk to avoid any accountability for promoting hurtful stereotypes.

Ah, you’re going with the time-tested “pretending they don’t exist.” I guess that’s one way to ineptly defend an evidence-free assertion.

How is “not requiring or recommending a text” the same as “deciding on their behalf that they shouldn’t read it”? Huck Finn is one of the most well-known books in American history. Nobody is being deprived of the choice to read it by leaving it off college reading lists. They can read whatever they choose.

“I sincerely do not believe black students will be traumatized by reading the word.”

Not necessarily, could just be a poorly ordered sentence. I took it to mean “She understood right away that was needed.” In this context, “that” means “having no shame.”

The unions define where the picket lines are, and they haven’t asked anyone to boycott theaters, streaming services, or any other content distribution channels. Listen to the unions.

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It’s not his show, it belongs to a whole cast and crew of people. Very rarely is TV an auteur’s medium, and Roiland was FAR from any sort of auteur.

Force Ghosts are for winners.

Why are the studio heads the ones in the room making offers? They should be sending their best professional negotiators, not the morons who got into this mess in the first place. There is absolutely no “good faith negotiation” that involves the physical presence of David Zaslav.

That’s just not practical, and could actually HARM safety. Untrained actors should not be unloading and reloading their props. The props should be properly handled and loaded by trained armorers, and that’s exactly the rule in place on a set.

What a boring response to a thoughtful comment.

She surely knows about the new controversy around the story. She may not know anyone suggested she give back the Oscar, but if that’s the case, she should fire her publicist who should’ve at least warned her by now that it might come up.

They don’t have to pay for funny if you’ll click AND comment anyway. The only way to vote is to abstain, unfortunately.

Wow, what a convincing argument. You’re really contributing to some insightful discourse here. I’m assuming that dolsh is correct since you can’t come up with a single argument or source to contradict what they’re saying.