It's anti-Semitic in that it's using a Jewish stereotype which has been used to dump on Jews in the past. It's a bit subtle compared to some anti-Semitism, but in an age where that sort of thing has had a recent comeback of sorts it's a bit irresponsible.

They were not Australian. They were from New Zealand. Wellington, to be precise.

It's called Lullaby.

TBF, it's not like Bioware haven't made shooters before. The MDK games back in the '90s come to mind. But yeeeah, this has the stink of EA all over it.

Hillary Clinton won the popular vote. Please don't assume that the USA's asshole brigade represents the opinions of the entire 300 million-plus population.

Hell, Public Image John Lydon was more fun than his current self. At least Public Image was interesting and had talented musicians.

Well-put. FFS, Belle only falls in love with the Beast *after* he ceases to be a mega-dick. It's so unutterably lazy, especially because the direct-to-video sequels have Stockholm Syndrome to spare.

Yeah, you have to be very careful that the comments section you're looking at is the same as the article you want to respond to. I don't mind the new comments section that much, but this is annoying.

Spite is a helluva drug.

What's up, fellow mid-'00s-Corrie-watcher? Richard Hillman was the best.

I'm fairly sure the biggest number of German neo-Nazis are from the former East Germany, which was much less stringent with the anti-Nazi education than West Germany.

Just because she included subtle political statements that flew over your head doesn't mean she fucking "kowtowed" to Trump and Pence.

Yeah right, because including "Born This Way", bridge included, wasn't a biiiig old statement in and of itself.

You can also get it on iTunes, which is how I bought it.

So they're this decade's My Chemical Romance, kinda?

At least Lukas Graham didn't win anything.

Or they could have given the Album of the Year award to LEMONADE, which sold a ton of copies as well and was critically acclaimed and culturally relevant, plus not a huge red flag highlighting the Grammy committee's racism.

For real, the refugee vetting process is a lot more strenuous than you might think.

I don't like Marge Be Not Proud either. I think the episode got too heavy-handed with the message. It's not like there isn't good stuff in there, but I'm not a fan.

She put her thang down, flipped it and reversed it.