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As I stated elsewhere on this discussion, I'm of course horrified and outraged by racial violence on a pervasive, systemic level but I can also be bothered by a culture that says domestic violence is excusable due to larger concerns or that someone who's never shown remorse for a series of violent actions should be

The kind where he punched a woman repeatedly in the face and then tried to throw her out of the car. I'm not sure what the technical term is.

Not one of my ancestors has ever murdered a mask.

So, your point seemed to be that these people were given a free pass while Brown was not. I was responding to your point. There are people who frequently comment on this site who are as bothered by the actions of those you named as they are by Chris Brown.

What does one have to do with the other? I'm white and I fully recognize and am horrified by the actions of other white people in the past and present. I can also condemn Chris Brown as someone who has unapologetically beat a woman before as well as having engaged in homophobic violence.

The issue is he beat up a woman, acted like he was the victim, and then became even more popular as a result. I don't think anyone is talking about the need for white people to forgive him.

Forget Chris Brown. What about your crimes against grammar?

Are you suggesting Seth Bogart is a murderer?

Any number of people on this site have brought up those same crimes any number of times.

So there's nothing wrong with Chris Brown beating up his girlfriend because some people are racist? Huh…

Was her name pronounced like Ang Lee's or Anj?

Yup.

Samuel L. Jackson was in that too, but as Sammy Jackson.

Carson, CA has a very similar landscape at night.

Yeah. I remember being kind of shocked reading the book and never finding the term blade runner in it.

Blade Runner 3: Outer Colonies Drift

Scott also left a lot of the book's elements out, like the whole other police force.

The movie played pretty darn loose with the book, though.

Of course. In the fetish version, Darryl Hannah's character is named Piss.

He's a completely original character - Rich Deckard.