Fair points.

I’m only questioning because I want to know why you have that opinion - I don’t think you’re wrong nor am I trying to change your mind. I’m not certainly not trying to delegitimize your opinion. I’ll leave ya be, though - have a good one.

In this context? No. It’s a negative opinion of someone but I don’t see why having a negative opinion about someone is a moral failing. He disagreed with her actions and intent, what am I missing?

I’ll agree the first one is a little snotty and won’t defend it but the other two comments just seem like his opinion on someone else and their actions. I don’t understand what’s so toolish about that.

Here was my hang up with the film: I just couldn’t imagine some hyper abusive teacher wouldn’t be found out and tarnished in the year 2016.

Did you just post your own tweet that repeated a joke from an article you wrote?

I mean, nobody forces us to be right. Cut us some slack.

What if it’s an artistic decision in which the character is intended to be a certain race? For example: it’s a story about a teenage white kid in a black neighborhood - what does that casting call look like for the white kid?

I thought he sounded straightforward and reasonable.

I saw a photo of a couple who went as Coach Carr & Trang Pak for Halloween. It was simple but well done.

Is an “over” simply defined by 6 “pitches” or 6 “at-bats” I’m struggling to understand why a game with 50 “overs” would take so long.

Is that... Is that supposed to be Ken Bone?