Yes, and I pointed out that asking that is a cheap, pathetic rhetorical ploy that wouldn't fool a child due to the very, very obvious fact that that stupid stuff you said above did not actually happen anywhere other than the fevered imaginations of racist loons.

You did not actually ask a question you pathetic clown.

You need to go to that racism porn fantasy about immigrants swarming into the country and ruining things and realize that bears no resemblance to reality.

Huh. Maybe you should know what Donald Trump's policies are.

Isn't it funny how every time you refuse to pretend someone isn't openly engaging in wildly racist fantasies you start to hear about tolerance, civility, and the importance of mutual respect?

"It my case, it was more a rejection of [insert long description of jerk-off stories for neo-nazis that bear no relationship to anything that has actually happened in the real world]."

His economic policy is identical to Paul Ryan's you imbecile.

Not pretending that somehow this is a normal, acceptable thing is being a way better role model than any amount of simpering pretense.

Oh - it's not just that the FBI didn't say anything about the Trump Russia thing.
https://www.nytimes.com/201…

Oh you say that now but wait till you see what cold hard reality is going to look like in a few years. You'll be dreaming of living in a fantasy world.

Some day, with any luck and a bit of work, you'll be an adult and you'll realize that it's pathetic, immature, self-centered, and wildly irresponsible to refuse to vote against Donald Trump for President because you don't like their only opponent. Actual adults realize that not all situations are perfect choices and…

I too hope that Trump somehow turns into a completely different person by magic at some point within the next [checks date]…oh, no too late sorry.

Maybe it was the peppermint that was the problem!

So far out of eleven entries in this series there has been:

I think that's what it aspires to be, but I'm not at all convinced that it's succeeding.

Yeah - don't smear Minnesota by equating it with Ohio! Minnesota has a lot of great food and lutefisk.

What makes me wonder about the editing for Katsuji is that the other chefs really did seem genuinely unhappy to see him go, and his big fight with John had some pretty serious "two actual friends get in a bad fight and feel betrayed by each other" vibe. So it's hard for me to believe that what we're seeing is an…

I'm not sure how much can be put on them for that, though: the percentage of restaurants that end up closing within their first year is high enough that it's kind of a miracle that there are any restaurants at all.

Once you realize that it's just an Our Man Flint style riff on James Bond*, and not actually meant to replace James Bond for the XTREME youth of today, the whole movie makes a lot more sense. Also it goes from inexplicably dumb to actually pretty brilliant.

And I even forgot to mention the bit that bit that really distinguishes Galileo as the tool among tools that he was: he published the dialogue in Italian.