Morgan's "morality" is one of the privileges of living in the zombie apocalypse alone. He learned to fear the Walkers because of his wife and son, but he has yet to lose someone at the hands of another human in this post-apocalyptic world. There is nobody for him to lose, so he won't learn this lesson until the last…

If you seriously want to argue that simply being in physical proximity to Rick makes Gabriel "part of the crew" you go right ahead. That argument is so weak that resorting to it only proves my point. Gabriel has never meshed with Rick's group, and Gabriel doesn't even consider himself to be one of them.

And yet Morgan's way got someone killed, as well as revealed the existence of Alexandria to the Wolves and specifically showed them Rick and Carl; so anything that happens from here forward between Alexandria and the Wolves is Morgan's fault because of his 'all life is precious' bullshit that doesn't have a place in…

RIGHT! Some people have been so intent on pointing out Morgan has the superior outlook and Rick is still too unhinged/uncivilized, but Rick or Carol's way is the ONLY way that doesn't result in innocent people dying. Their solutions are final, and necessary, in this new world. There simply is no room for the…

You left one very important contrast out in your summary which I think hints at the "grey" morality the show runners are trying to convey.

Why is it not "normal"? Because you are a fear mongering ignorant blob? Most countries don't rate their games or even TV shows, and yet people grow up fine. The very idea of rating being a mandatory limit to what parents can give their children is idiotic, it should be a suggestion, nothing more.

You eurocucks are disgusting human beings. How about let the parent raise their child how they want and fuck off?

Alright so where do you draw the line then? That's the problem.. In your mind you state 15/16 is okay but 10 is not. Whether that is right or wrong is subjective, however the question is where do you then decide to draw the line and how do you do it?

It's a bad idea all together because it simply pushes the idea that…

Ye and Scruffles did spake when told to with the Humans and he was deemed a Good Boy for his devotion to the faith! And there was much tummy rubbing.

I always felt more like Q thought of us as an enjoyable pet.

Everything. EVERYTHING Q does in TNG has a positive outcome. Whether that was by design or luck depends on how aware of the universe Q is and how much he influences the outcome.

Scorpius:

Nope. They have an agreement with Senoia and the studios there for at least 2 more years.

Star Wars has had seven movies - episodes 1 through 6 and the Clone Wars theatrical release. Put those seven movies up against the seven best movies Marvel has made and it's not even a contest. Not even close.

Yes, but I don't generally find glitching makes for a rewarding experience as a viewer. Probably why I won't watch this video.

You forgot the obligatory post of someone jumping in ahead of everyone else to comment about the coming of obligatory speed run posts.

I'm right there with you. In no other skills competition do they praise breaking the rules more than gaming, and it degrades the entire experience.

Yea it is stupid. What happened to the days of actually speed running without cheating? There seems to be a whole community of idiots that seem to think people think this is legit.

Seriously. Legitimate playthroughs or GTFO.

is it really speed running if you're glitching the game??