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“When it spews out carcinogens and destroys the planet I live on, It’s absolutely my business.”

“What car or truck I choose to drive is absolutely none of your business.”

Once he allowed someone else to download the copy, he no longer had a right to dictate how that copy was cared for. Worried about if they will release this stuff in the future? Not relevant as they were not releasing them at all in the first place.

To be fair to Hirsch, he did this back in 2015, when we didn’t know it was wrong to choke a woman out at a party and never apologize for it. Is it fair to judge historical figures by present-day standards?

I feel great sympathy for the families, but those “what if...” questions will do nothing but make you crazy. What if my loved one had a cold that night and stayed home? What if he had been standing somewhere else? What if the security guard had shot the assailant? You can’t rewind time and change the events. No

I think you overestimate Peter’s family and friends.

There’s not much I judge parents on, but failing to vaccinate is absolutely one of them.

Also, I love how she says “so your negative comments are not going to influence my choices - actual research and educating myself will”

Right??? The only reason these morons get to rest on their anti-vacc laurels is because of the generations before them who DID vaccinate, thus ensuring herd immunity..

And, if you don’t know what it’s like to have the entire world openly criticize, judge, throw uninformed opinions,

Here’s my question:

I’m still mad about Patty Spivot. 

Ewing’s Loki: Agent of Asgard series was one of the best runs I’ve read the last few years. It was fantastic and amazing and perfectly picked up on the kid Loki work Gillen did.

I was super sad when it ended.

Oh, man, Patty Spivot was great.

Al Ewing should’ve gotten the new Fantastic Four over Slott, his readily apparent deep love of Marvel arcana would be perfect for the FF.

As amazing as the sci fi elements are in that run, the thing that really makes it arguably my favorite comic run of all time is the beautiful usage of the family themes.

Hickman’s Fantastic Four is the best FF run in history. Hands down.

Oh, his FF is even better than his Avengers.

As was his run on Fantastic Four. But I am what seems like only one of about a dozen people that still read that title when it was around...

Joking about this is in bad taste, so I won’t do it. But since you were wondering, hypothetically, “Haven’t these poor kids been through enough already?” would be a pretty sharp response. Hypothetically.