Fuck off bigot

Wow, that’s quite the empathy gene you have 

Your hot take is so gross. Imagine how exhausted a woman might be when she has spent years battling fertility issues. Why is it any if your business if she just walked away from the entire idea of motherhood. The adoption process can be an entirely different form of heartbreak. Please find a soul. You’re clearly…

I remember, when I was young, I used to be really dismissive of rom-coms. In my eyes they were all dull, formulaic fluff, good only for mindless entertainment.

And before him, Common.

Pusha T was right. 

So do I believe a Black woman who has provided proof of being shot, or a grooming happy, attention hungry rapper? Choices, choices.

I take it “slavery was a choice” wasn’t enough reason to dump this asshole 4 years ago?

Couple of explanations:
1) He has to, for parole reasons, stay near there, so he advertises it as a package deal - get a great lodge/conference space and a reformed supervillain as a guest speaker

2) Even if he doesn’t have to stay there, he’s got to pay the bills on that place somehow. 

I admire Jessica Gao’s restraint in not titling this episode “KEVIN Can F**k Himself.” 

I enjoyed it a lot. I think a lot of people are waaaay overthinking this show which is for the most part a breezy comedy with feminist theory snuck in here and there. I enjoyed her absolutely obliterating the fourth wall more completely than anyone since Mel Brooks’s Blazing Saddles. This was super fun. This is not…

When you’re someone’s boss the power dynamic is inherent if you date an employee.

Didn’t Jez rip her a new asshole at least once by implying she was ungrateful about the show? Anyway,

Obviously there’s room for both of these films and more it’s more the timing that seems odd to me.

Marvel created a character that the fans have loved and have embraced. THEYVE LOST THE PLOT.

Who were they selling the slaves to?

Oh, and they made that fictional country just a race-swapped version of America.

Fuck em.

they made up an entire country to please the white Americans who read comic books

I think two things can be true at once: (1) that Wilde had an affair with Styles; (2) that Lebeouf engaged in troubling behavior on set that justified his firing.