“Brown people”. Enough said.

3.3 million Americans.

Read: Gizmodo Media Group will have to pick a different, less fucking annoying advertising strategy.

The unfortunate truth is that hate groups thrive on this sort of mentality.

China.

He may seem irrelevant to Americans but he is relevant to Asian countries and their market base is a whole hell of a lot larger than the US. Also the man works his ass off. I had to look it up but since 2010 he’s done 26 completed/post production movies and another 5 announced roles. So he’s 2nd on the list because he…

That argument is needlessly condescending, educated people around the world want to see sophisticated films in diverse cultural settings including US specific stories, they watch original versions either knowing the respective foreign language or with the assistence of subtitles. The issue lies with distribution…

“after refusing to violate hospital policy”

I’ve told this story before, but outside of a Birmingham there is a forrest on land once owned by US Steel. In that Forrest are hundreds of small indentations that serve as the only visual evidence of hundreds of unmarked graves, black men arrested under Jim Crow and worked to death in the Pratt City mines and buried…

Oh muh gawd....That’s exactly what is going on!!! You have uncovered the ugly truth...that is EXACTLY TheRoot’s agenda. You nailed it!!!

Yea, I want to see the receipts on where The Root said that Australian lady “got what was coming for her.” I’ll wait.

Nobody said that. Learn how to read. I usually come on here to joke around but I’m tired of white people like you making white people look stupid.

Rest in Peace Heather Heyer.

A) You never know if you have recorded a clear shot of the license plate

“why would you want to?”

Swap “North Korea” with “United States” and you couldn’t tell the difference between this and one of the north’s statements.

Counter-point: I work with people who all use Word, Excel and Outlook (occasionally Powerpoint and Publisher) and would prefer to remain fully compatible with them.

This is terrible advice.

But stadiums have been getting smaller over the years, not bigger (for the most part.) Fewer teams are playing in big NFL/college football stadiums now than in the beginning of the league. It’s just now more teams are able to hold on to that revenue instead of having to pay rent.

There are simply more teams in areas that draw bigger crowds and have invested in exciting players. Atlanta is getting 40k+ every game. Toronto just expanded their stadium and are drawing close to 30k now. There is a demand to attend these games in the right markets.