Actually, saying that exact person is a “self-righteous judgmental dork” is pretty specific.

>kids didn’t catch the thing stuff about....

This will be more of a concern when we have actual AI. 

>Mel Gibson’s “comeback,” his post-scandal career hasn’t exactly lit the world on fire

>Literally no one else in the world but those twelve people is under any obligation to consider it.

The lack of action was never the problem. The problem is that it was terrible writing, with shoddy stupid characters, and a plot like someone threw a copy of Lord of the Rings into a blender and then extracted random chunks to paste together.

No one is calling for more action. The problem was and is that the story was terrible and reads like it was written by E.L. James ripping off Tolkien this time around. I wouldn’t really call season 1 world-building either. There certainly was a lot of set dressing, but that hardly counts as world building.

“I made a sweeping statement and don’t anyone dare contradict me with facts.”

But they go to Instagram.

>No one has disputed that the actor was pressing on Yi’s back.

I said “And? Your point?” as in, “I understand your argument, but why do you think that this should be convincing in any manner?”

>Hard to think of Wolverine as straight.

Has the response been “so” successful?

What a clickbait bullshit article.

Correct. All of which is evidence against the claim of assault. Not that the assault happened. Of course people don’t go the police when no crime occurred and dozens of witnesses can testify to that fact.

Don’t mistake your inability to explain or defend your position be confused for a lack of understanding on the part of others.

The irony and foolishness in that comment is hilarious.

“it’s not something most people would go to the police with:”

And? Your point?

If Yi needs this: