Have you experienced people wriggling the locked handle, and then STILL knocking. Like, the fucking door was locked but somehow you think no ones in here? And what if no one is in here? Are you going to break down the locked door to take a piss, really? The fuck? Next time someone does that I think I’m gonna just…

I was going to say an overweight Robert Redford impersonator with a shitty wig.

10/10 would watch

If it’s at the Met Gala, I assume the plot is all eight women conspiring to make sure Amy Schumer has a terrible night.

Sure. And?

This doesn’t sound like CTE symptoms. More like early adult onset schizophrenia.

It blows my damn mind that Kamala Harris will be the second black woman on the senate. What the fuck, America?

I have had this happen to me as well. I can’t say that this is always how it works but it was clear to me that the student who pulled this on me just simply didn’t want to have to deal with the film I was showing. I say this because the week before I showed a film where she was amongst the students who complained that…

As a college professor I can only speak from my experience and here it is: trigger warnings are used by students mainly as a way of getting out of work or for not having to read literature that they don’t want to. In legit cases (such as a veteran fresh from Afghanistan who didn’t want to watch a segment of Band of…

Nice work by the player’s association...managed to play the sexist card and the 1st Amendment card in one smooth motion. Elite athletes and their many warts are overlooked until they are no longer elite.

YES.

Rayna’s so boring, she’s written to be flawless. What’s her biggest problem, loving several felonious dumbasses? Who hasn’t, man? Difference is, her felonious dumbasses are at least handsome.

Juliette Barnes 4 Life

Good.

Not a fan of Rayna, but I love Deacon...except how they tear him down and build him up the same way every time. I am okay with that family being more or less cut out so long as they stop torturing poor Deacon!

“I can’t wait for Nate Parker to discuss this. He and his writing partner (co-defendant) used a fictitious rape scene of Nat Turner’s wife to start the rebellion. There’s no historical evidence this happened. Quite a provocative plot device from these two.”

As an outside observer it’s just weird how people are unsure about how to talk about it. After a past couple of weeks it sounds like it should be an open and shut case on how to talk about this.

He invented a rape scene for the movie that’s nowhere in the historical record.

“Hi, yes, good evening to the panel... my question is for Nate... it’s a two parter. How you think the woman that you and your buddy gang raped feels about your recent notoriety? And when you had the idea to create a film that was supposed to scrutinize the oppression of a group of people did you openly embrace the…

Gooooooooooood. And all the ashy Hoteps out there can miss me with their rape apologist bullshit.

Too bad. I was hoping Parker would be asked if he’s just a big fan of rape in general or if it was someone else who suggested he add a rape scene to his movie.