No, you’ve got it wrong. Men are allowed have opinions when that opinion is “I believe there is nothing wrong with abortion”. Otherwise they should shut up and listen to the women. Except for the large number women who are against abortions, they should shut up too.

This kind of is it. When it’s a show about a pregnancy that is going to be kept, it’s perfectly normal to call the foetus a baby and assign it human characteristics, and to be worried for its safety.

You say it’s the worst, but I think that’s only because you have never actually seen a popular and acclaimed show actually take an explicit pro-life, “abortions are bad” stance, which I’m sure would make you much more annoyed.

I don’t think things like that or Juno or Blue Valentine are trying to paint a broad image of “abortion is wrong, you shouldn’t do it”. They instead kind of portray it as “I’m not saying anything about the morality of abortion in general, but this character was right not to have one”. Which kind of allows it to skirt…

Kelsey Grammar is, but he was quite roundly slammed by entertainment media when he wore a pro-life t-shirt in an Instagram picture. You’re kind of right and wrong. You’re wrong in thinking that “the war is over” in general. The issue is still extremely divisive. Unlike gay marriage, which went from being politically…

There’s absolutely no reason why being a feminist necessarily means you don’t believe in the personhood of the pre-born, in which case abortion would be a violation of the bodily autonomy of the child. Just like some libertarians believing that abortion violates the non-aggression principle, even if most of the time…

It doesn’t “have” to be anything, it’s entitled to be complete propaganda if the creators want to make it that way, but that doesn’t mean you can’t say you’d prefer something else. I greatly doubt you(or most people on this page) would be feeling the same way if it chose to not be fair by pushing the other side’s…

I honestly don’t know how anyone could describe this as “nuanced” or even especially “bold” given that it’s largely a liberal show for a liberal audience. It’s disingenuous to say it isn’t interested in arguing whether or not abortion is okay, it does do that, it just does it with trite strawman arguments pulled from…

I really never thought she was much of an actress either. I don’t know if it’s because she’s working in her second language or what (although even then that never stopped Christoph Waltz or Marion Cotillard), but in both the DCU and the Fast and Furious Franchise, she never really stood out as being particularly…

“because YouTube refused to monetize its content anymore, suggesting that, for all his efforts to energize and connect with that brand of followers, there was no point to it if he wasn’t getting paid.”

Also, Fantano is clearly more of a hip-hop fan than a rock fan in the first place. It’s the genre of music he talks the most about and follows the most closely in general.

“Anyone who says a bunch of vile shit and tries to play it off as satire or shitposting can go straight to hell.”

Yeah that was honestly the worst part of this bullshit article. “Memes = 4chan = racist”. No, lots of people like memes without being racist or going on 4chan.

Pewdiepie’s fans played it off like that. Pewdiepie himself actually apologised quite seriously and acknowledged that he was wrong and had no excuse for what he did.

Honestly, I don’t like this argument. The point is not that Fantano has a black wife, the fact is that he has a black wife and is also progressive on racial issues.

He’s really not that level of vile. This article and the Fader one are highly misleading. He’s personally always been very progressive, the worst thing you can say about him is that he is buddies with some bad hombrés.

I think Fantano is more a Bernie progressive than a centrist. During the 2016 election he definitely kept bringing up the “both sides are bad” argument but his criticisms of Hillary were always the same kind that Sanders supporters were making. At the same time, he is very accommodating of far right-wing…

Honestly, I’m not the biggest fan of his either, although I do sometimes check out his reviews if I’ve already listened to the album because I think he has an interesting take, and I watched some of this other channel because I thought the meme reviews were funny. I do think the article makes a point about his…

I just saw this episode re-run on TV because my housemates were watching it and I thought the same thing. The clean lines and bold colours look sterile and stiff. It’s just not interesting to look at.

It’s funny. The whole moral of the main plot about how sometimes when you’re mad or upset about something, you just want someone who will let you vent instead of someone who has logical answers and wants to solve the problems is actually something discussed on a recent NPR politics podcast on the topic of Hillary…