“She wanted to speak to Spencer, she said carefully, because she doesn’t believe bigotry belongs in the Republican party. She was a big supporter of Donald Trump”

Io9 tells me they are also rebooting Reboot

Your avatar begs to differ

“You can either believe me or don’t”

no no that’s a very good take

“I’ll take you at your word that this particular constellation of username, tagline, and picture is just a perfect storm of coincidence”

Champ, take me at my word when I say I couldn’t care less. I’m merely pointing out the racist altright reddit-esque iconography of your kinja account and laughing at your explanations as to why your preponderance of racism isn’t racist when looked at piecemeal.

“Which means you will always believe racism...”

“As for my avatar, I don’t know if I would say it’s racist per se, but it’s not a hill I feel I need to die on, either”

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If we lived in a country that systemically and systematically excluded white people from all things including media and entertainment, I feel you wouldn’t be so dismissive of Hollywood erasure.

If that’s the case, then fair enough, but I’m not so inclined to give instances of racism the benefit of the doubt and will believe the opposite is true until proven otherwise. I’m sure you’ll forgive my not taking the word of someone with a kinja profile/avatar/tag as cheekily racist as yours.

“Go after Stig- he’s the bad actor”

“OK, so this line (“dark, thick eyebrows, a slight, slightly off-center nose (broken once, falling on rocks), and high cheekbones that spoke to the strong Asian heritage on one side of her family.”) was in the sequel that they didn’t have access to when they were casting the movie. So they’re off the hook.”

I read it after reading an Io9 thread that was split on whether the first book was good. I had the first book sitting in my apartment so I decided to read it for myself. It wasn’t bad, it certainly wasn’t bad, but was it good? What I’ll say is this: When I read Three Body Problem, the first in a three book series, i…

Maybe, like I said, I read the book three weeks ago and I do not remember reading that line, so you might be right.

Man don’t cross post this to Gizmodo (seriously don’t)

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“You don’t owe anyone the heavy lifting”

White women/people will always take the defensive route when called out, particularly when they think they are giving a compliment. Basic rules of decency that they apply to their peers as if it’s second nature, are apparently more difficult to adhere to when someone is of a different race, in general, black in…